The Two Gay Geeks have a chat with Ross Ozarka, filmmaker, all the way from New Zealand. Ross has a very unique way of making films that he will share in the interview. Have a listen to this fascinating story. BTW- even though he is in New Zealand you wouldn’t know it.

 




About Ross Ozarka

Ross Ozarka is a maker of films using popsicle stick animation. He has created all of the artwork himself for this unique way of making a film

Twitter: @PHUG_Media


About the Film

“Oops, I Murdered the Person the Person I Like Likes” is about Horatio, a servant who loves Princess Bellimperia. The feeling’s not mutual: she’s involved with a soldier, Andrea, and on top of that, her father has betrothed her to Don Lorenzo, leader of the Spanish Army. So she’s got enough on her plate.

When Bellimperia sends Horatio to the front lines to deliver a letter, he learns his crush has a secret plan: to have Andrea kill Lorenzo!

Horatio warns Lorenzo of this treachery. As a reward, Lorenzo offers to make Horatio a noble… if he takes care of Andrea.

When the Spanish Army falls into an ambush, Horatio gets the opportunity to murder the person the person he likes likes. And from there, things just go so wrong.

WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH THIS MOVIE:
This unique way of making movies will change your perceptions of filmmaking.
The tragicomic story provides wry humor and a cathartic exploration of forbidden emotions: greed, anger, ruthlessness, and grief.
Plus, you will be introduced to a beautiful yet overlooked classic of Western Literature, “The Spanish Tragedy,” by Thomas Kyd. This is the play Shakespeare ripped off to write Hamlet!

Watch the film here: Vimeo


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