At the end of the world, there is only one question: How far will you go to stay alive?
Los Angeles, C.A. (June 14, 2011) – BadFritter Films releases its much-anticipated short film “Cliff Lake” online on Sunday, June 26 at 7 p.m. pst. The film opens on a man, starving in the Montana wilderness, who answers a call for help that brings him face to face with what he’s been hiding from since the world changed.
David Blair, writer, director and principal of BadFritter Films considers the production to be the indy-team’s most avant garde work yet. ”Cliff Lake is a story about hard choices,” explains David. “It’s about thinking you’ve finally found a place of rest, only to discover you’ve been sleeping beside the predator. It’s about sacrificing everything to stay human, or become the villain. It’s about that place and time where we decide to make our final stand, win or lose, live or die. For three young survivors, that place is Cliff Lake.”
The idea for the film surfaced through the team’s desire to capture the innate human need to survive. They merged a fledgling story idea with their desire to gain control of release and distribution for their films, and provide their fan-base with easy access to their work. The short film, 15 minutes in length, will go live online at http://www.clifflakemovie.com on Sunday, June 26 at 7 p.m. pst.
The team is using Cliff Lake as a launch pad for their next production, an un-scripted documentary loosely referred to as “Ragnaroc.” The filmmakers will follow a close friend into a “rogue community” based in Eastern Montana. Members of the community have agreed to let the team document their lifestyle and interview the founders. Funds to help the production of “Ragnaroc” are being raised through Kickstarter.
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About BadFritter Films
BadFritter Films is a three-man team of writers, directors, actors and producers. Adam Stilwell, David Blair and Adam Pitman have been making frightening, thought-provoking and independently funded movies since 2004. Their first film, a chilling ghost story titled “Roulette,” caught the attention of financial backers. The boys returned with a new production, “Paper Dolls,” a Sasquatch-origin story with a psychological twist. Both films successfully ran the festival circuit and garner favorable reviews and several awards. More information about the BadFritter Films can be found at http://www.badfritterfilms.com and http://www.clifflakemovie.com.
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