["The World According to Albert Fuh" recently screened at the 2015 Indie Gathering.]
Review by Bob Ignizio
A youngish New York intellectual type finds a balloon in the
park, takes it home and draws a face on it, and starts to bond with it maybe
just a little too much in “The World of Albert Fuh”. This short film written
and directed by Cady McClain employs no dialogue, but between the steady stream
of jazzy pop songs and the visuals, Ms. McClain manages to convey all the
information necessary to get her story across. Her direction is polished, and
she just manages to pull off her
concept in a way that’s cute without being cloying. Nice job by lead actor
Julian Elfer, too, who is pretty much doing a one man show here. Nothing
mindblowing, perhaps, but it’s a pleasant enough way to kill 14 minutes. 2 ½ out
of 4 stars.
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