Splice Today’s film critic John Lingan: “Great cast and a Sympathetic Director”
Williamsburg is “a comedy dressed in Noir clothes… A great cast and a sympathetic director.”
-John Lingan, SpliceToday.com
Williamsburg is “a comedy dressed in Noir clothes… A great cast and a sympathetic director.”
-John Lingan, SpliceToday.com
Exerts: “No other recent Brooklyn product defines its people by the nature of their neighborhood more than Brad Saville’s Williamsburg. A riff on Richard Linklater’s Slacker, Williamsburg basically unfolds as a series of static shots following various despondent personalities, each of whom claims to be an artist but fails to produce any actual art.
Saville, a playwright in [...]
Williamsburg is “a comedy dressed in Noir clothes… A great cast and a sympathetic director.”
-John Lingan, SpliceToday.com
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“The chronology hops all over the map in this Brooklyn-based indie comedy, which somehow links the travails of insufferable writer Truman (Penny Bittone) with a chain-smoking sidewalk painter named Brother James (Russ Russo), music-video director Will (David Marcus), budding filmmaker and part-time mugger Miguel (Evertz I. Saenz-Perez), his sister Anna (Anna Lamadrid) and sultry Slovakian [...]
WILLIAMSBURG
by Phil Hall
(2006-07-31)
2006, Un-rated, 99 minutes, Cadillac Films
Aspiring cinematographers would do well to seek out a small indie feature called “Williamsburg” to study and gain inspiration from what cinematographer Will Sargent and director Brad Saville achieved from behind the camera. Shot in black-and-white, “Williamsburg” has a striking visual style that is uncommon in today’s independent [...]
