13 horas para rodar un crimen #littlesecretfilm
by Eduardo G.
A partir de hoy lunes, el canal de televisión Calle 13 comienza a emitir los #littlesecretfilm que 13 directores han producido para esta iniciativa. 13 películas, la primera de las cuales, #RealMovie, se estrena esta noche a las 00:15h en Calle 13. Además, a partir de mañana, también estará disponible en YOMVI y de forma gratuita a partir del 29 de julio en calle13.es/lsfporcalle13
En esta colaboración entre Calle 13 y #littlesecretfilm, ha propuesto 13 realizadores con sus respectivos 13 largometrajes con unas normas muy especiales para su realización. Para empezar, el largometraje ha sido producido en secreto, ha sido grabado a lo largo de un máximo de 13 horas (no consecutivas), con la temática de thriller, crimen, suspense o acción. Además, el director no cuenta con un guión dialogado previo. El equipo ténico/artístico tampoco puede superar el número de 13 personas. Y por supuesto, todas y cada una de las películas serán exhibidas de manera exclusiva en Calle 13 y posteriormente estrenadas gratuitamente en internet.
Una serie de 13 largometrajes bajo producción propia de Calle 13 con producción ejecutiva de We love cinema, impulsores de #littlesecretfilm.
Los autores que participan en esta arriesgada propuesta de “#littlesecretfilm por Calle 13” son Pablo Maqueda, Ángel Sala, Marçal Forés, Chema García Ibarra, Roberto Pérez Toledo, Jordi Costa, David Sainz, Manuel Bartual, Borja Crespo, Álex Mendíbil, John Tones y Noel Ceballos, Miguel Larraya y los Venga Monjas.
Recuerda, ¡hoy lunes se estrena el primero! Más información en la web de Calle 13, en Facebook y Twitter.
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