Blake Eckard is what you’d call a “micro-budget” filmmaker. This means precisely how it sounds. Movies made on little to no budget, independent fare created by artists driven to have their visions come to fruition, regardless of any financial obstacles that would otherwise restrict such an endeavor. Eckard’s newest film is titled Bubba Moon Face, which he wrote and directed. With a title as odd as Bubba Moon Face, you may imagine the film being equally strange. On some level, this is certainly true, but its a subtle quirkiness that underlies the entire film, primarily a drama about a drifter named Horton (Tyler Messner) that returns to his rural roots for his mother’s funeral. While back home, his car breaks down and is forced to stay with his brother Stanton (Joe Hammerstone).
Horton is a reserved man, not an entirely happy man, and clearly removed from his...
Horton is a reserved man, not an entirely happy man, and clearly removed from his...
- 11/12/2011
- by Travis Keune
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
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