The Observation Level

Poster for The Observation Level, a 2015 Drama short film, directed by Aidan Duffy, on The Short Film Show

Synopsis

A young woman named Adrianna is sent on a mission by a man she has never met. The task will require all of her cunning and willpower, as she is about to discover that everything is a test...

Film details

Year
2015
Runtime
00:05:00
Genre
Drama
Country
Ireland
Language
English
Subtitles
English, Español, Português, Français, العربية, 中文(简体)

Credits

Director

  • Aidan Duffy

Writers

  • Aidan Duffy

Producers

  • Aidan Duffy
  • Andrew Loughran

About the filmmaker

By Aidan Duffy

Aidan Duffy was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1984. His breakthrough short film as writer-director Mirrorman had it's world premiere at the Short Film Corner of the 64th Festival de Cannes and won the L.A. Diversity Film Festival's Ichi-Go Ichi-E award, as well as being nominated for best screenplay at Dublin's Underground Cinema awards and transmitted on the Shortscreen programme on Irish TV station RTÉ2.. His next short film Nostalgia.exe also began it's festival run with a world premiere at the Short Film Corner of the 67th Festival de Cannes, before competing for the Grand Prix Irish at the Oscar-qualifying Cork International Film Festival. Nostalgia.exe also played in French subtitled form at the 2nd Courts des Iles film festival in Tahiti, French Polynesia before also being transmitted as part of the Shortscreen programme on Irish television station RTÉ2. He wrote and directed the Star Wars/Citizen Kane spoof Citizen Vader which won the best cinematography award at the 9th Firehouse Film Contest in Dublin and recently surpassed 2,000 views on YouTube. His newest short film The Observation Level won the Jury Award at the 2nd Pink City International Film Festival in Rajasthan, India, and has been selected for the International Peace & Film Festival due to take place in November in Orlando, Florida. He is currently studying for a Masters degree in Digital Feature Film Production.

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