10 Seconds

This is a very, very short film at only two minutes, so it's almost impossible to review the film AND avoid telling the punchline AND meeting IMDb's minimum number of lines per review, but I'll try.

The film begins with Nick Ewans (who looks almost like he could be Colin Mochrie's twin) sitting in a room and you can hear what he's thinking. So, in an odd twist, what he's thinking is the narrator. He explains to everyone that he can see into the future. Well, only 10 seconds into the future, but he plans on using this to benefit mankind. Or perhaps not.

See this very funny short film. Considering it's only two minutes long, you can't do terribly wrong AND we can all use a good laugh from time to time.

Although i was expecting this short film to last ten seconds, it ironically lasted about 2 minutes longer. Saw it at the Landcrab Film Festival and enjoyed every second. It's about this guy who can see ten seconds into the future, and he uses this power to help himself. Then he decides to use it to help others, i won't spoil the last bit, but it was very enjoyable. I feel that the right actor was chosen to play this, and with his small accommodation it really added character. Would definitely like to see more films from Tim Clague. I can't wait to see more films from Tim Clague and hope that he does a lot better in the next Landcrab Film Festival.

"10 seconds" is a British short Comedy-film, produced by the well known company UK Film Council.

With a running time of only two minutes, this film is basically about a man (played by Nick Ewans), who's ability makes him foresee 10 seconds into the future.

I actually saw this short film yesterday (a few hours before watching the anime "Megami Paradise"), just now today I wrote this review. I honestly don't really know how I should comment about this film, this short film is just so dumb, that I ended up laughing to this at the end. It's indeed a comedy after all. If you find this short film, then I suggest you to at least check this out. This short comedy is really worth to check out. :-)