The Film That John Lennon Couldn't Make
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[edit] Synopsis
Yoko Ono wanted to film John Lennon getting it up, on the day of filming John couldn't; as a filmmaker I knew what I had to do.
Written, Directed, and Erected by Rupert Owen
[edit] About the filmmaker
RMIT Media Studies graduate and Masters of Creative Media, Rupert Owen's work tickles the fancies of the explicit, the intrusive, and the screwy.
[edit] Festivals
- Dropfest (Railway Hotel, Melbourne),
- Trasharamma Agogo Short Film Festival (Mercury Cinema, Adelaide. Revolver, Melbourne. Mu-Meson Archives, Sydney. The Zoo, Brisbane),
- SHOOT (Channel 31, 1st Prize, Producer's Segment),
- The Sick Puppy Film Festival (Feb 15th 2002, San Francisco, California),
- Canberra International (Shorts) Film Festival (Screensound Australia, Canberra),
- Film Forum (A Bar Called Barry, Melbourne Oct),
- Screen Me! Blue Mountains Film Festival,
- Sharp Shorts (NSW 2002).
- RMIT Student Film and Video Festival (Melbourne, 2002)
- Mini MUFF Melbourne Underground Film Festival (Melbourne 2002)
- Plummet #5(Melbourne 2002)
- Mikrokino Festival (Belgrade, Serbia 2003)
- Melbourne Queer Film Festival (Melbourne 2003)
- West Australian Screen Awards (2003)
- Out Takes ¡V travelling New Zealand film festival, Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, Dunedin (2004)
- Short crap Bare All Sessions @ Glitch Bar (Oct 2004)
- One Minute Film Festival (Aarau Switzerland 2006)
- One Take Film Festival (Zegrab, Croatia 2006)
- Lexus ifawards 2001, 2002, and 2003
[edit] Awards
SHOOT (1st prize, Producers segment, Channel 31 Melbourne)
[edit] Filmmaker comments
"I did five takes, each time having to straddle cold lighting cases in order to retrieve shrinkage, masturbated twice, and once a festival not only returned the film but refunded the administrative fee; unheard of." - Rupert Owen
[edit] Online
Featured on Undergroundfilm.org, Berkeley, California.
The Film that John Lennon couldn't make [1]