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Liked the idea and it looks good. My only `complaint` is the sound. I think the echo on the narration was a bit strong and the music was a bit too loud to hear the words properly. Good film otherwise . Nice to see a film from the granite city.

Just finished watching `Children of men`. Wonder how I have missed that one in the past. Great film and I even liked Clive Owen it in. Hated him in King Arthur though, actually didn't like that movie full stop, except for the music

Mine wasn't a film. I read a book about George Melies at school when I was 15, many many years ago now. I loved his ideas with making things appear and disappear on film. I got a super 8 camera a few months later and started making my own little shorts. My first involved a magician making...

You are not the only one to want to use miniatures in films,http://www.indietalk.com/showthread.php?t=38420 see that guys trailer, nice models

I like loads of soundtracks, my favourites though are: `Last valley` by John Barry, `Starship Troopers` and `Conan the barbarian(1982)` by Basil Poledouris, `Inception` and `Gladiator`by Han Zimmer, `Lady in the water` by James Newton Howard, Many others that I cant think of at the moment

Looks good, like others have said the makeup looks great. The lighting looks nice, especially the bit around the 10 sec mark. Hope to see the finished film soon.

the story of the Deathly Hallows (the 3 wizards who cheated death) was my favourite sequence in that film. I love that kind of animation. The last `Karate kid` movie had something like that in as well if I remember correctly.

A good site for a lot of archive stuff is www.archive.org They have lots of stuff, old movies, music, texts etc to see and download. There is something about Malvo on http://www.archive.org/details/dn2003-1224_vid

The Baader Meinhof Complex on bbc iplayer, very interesting, 7 out of 10

Looks great, cant wait to see the finished film. So glad to see good use of miniatures. I dont mind cgi in it`s place but was brought up on the movies of the 60`s, 70`s and 80`s. so prefer models.

Well I really enjoyed it. I loved the gritty feel to the landscape and the humour was spot on. Looking at a few more that you have posted on youtube now. Great stuff mate

Watching it now, looks very well done. At least one dialogue board passed to quickly though and I couldn't see what it read. Where was this filmed and what set up did you use?

I`ve just finished watching `Southern Comfort` directed by the great Walter Hill. It is on BBC iplayer at the moment for all us UK based lads and lasses. Not seen the film for years but it is top notch stuff. 10/10. Great music by Ry Cooder too.

Welcome to Indie talk Torsten. I`m sure you`ll find lots of things to interest you here and there is plenty of help available if you need it.

Yup mentioned that above. Not seen that film for years but it`s still brilliant, especially the discussion with the bomb at the end.

I used to have the airfix kit of the Hawk craft from this series. If memory serves it was approx 1-2 feet long. You can still get it on ebay from time to time. I much prefer the use of miniatures over cgi. A more recent film to use them is the Duncan Jones film` Moon` The harvesters on the...

The miniatures that cost 3.5k all those years ago were so expensive as they were made from costly materials to make the ships very durable. This was because they would be used over many episodes. I think you could make miniatures of your own quite cheaply using, as they did, cheap kits to...

Spirited away was great and I dont like cartoon animation. Have no problem with computer animation and love puppet animation, except muppets, but cartoons leaves me cold for some reason. maybe I overdosed on scooby doo and Tom and Jerry etc when I was a nipper. Master and commander would be in...

Wow, really well done. I`m looking at the other films as well and congratulate you on the cinematography and the story. All the actors know their craft too.

Looks good, nice to see one of these stories from the UK. I`ll have a gander at the other trailers after work. Dont forget UK watchers, it`s the next Walking Dead episode tonight on FX channel