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Moor (A)

Country: Canada, Language: English, 43 mins

  • Director: Stephen Chen
  • Writer: Stephen Chen
  • Producer: Stephen Chen

CGiii Comment

Nothing a major re-write couldn't fix!

And...the nodding camera is bizarre!


Watch...

A MOOR from Stephen Chen on Vimeo.

The(ir) Blurb...

A MOOR – (or a “room” inverted) synthesizes the multiple meanings of securing, uncultivated land, and an ethnic population in its portraits of Caucasian sex tourists who blur into one another through the POV of an unheard and unseen Asian escort. The dynamics of power and race revealed through the clients’ speech and not allowing the Asian character that forms the core of the film to be seen or heard.

Cast & Characters

Andrew Bee as Luke / Paul;
Peter Mazzucco as Sam;
Brendan O' Gorman as Mark / Matthew;
Jeffrey Round as John / Peter