Best Dramatic Short

2011
28m

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Upasana Beharee and Michael Clark in Best Dramatic Short (2011)

Jason Harris is a writer with a problem -- his Oscar. Jason won it ten years ago for "Best Dramatic Short," but the fast-talking statuette now goads him about his stalled writing career and ... Read allJason Harris is a writer with a problem -- his Oscar. Jason won it ten years ago for "Best Dramatic Short," but the fast-talking statuette now goads him about his stalled writing career and wishes he could have gone home with Marisa Tomei instead. To make matters worse, Jason has... Read allJason Harris is a writer with a problem -- his Oscar. Jason won it ten years ago for "Best Dramatic Short," but the fast-talking statuette now goads him about his stalled writing career and wishes he could have gone home with Marisa Tomei instead. To make matters worse, Jason has a broken heart, his Ex enjoys making him suffer, he just got fired from his day job, and ... Read all

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Upasana Beharee, who plays Shika (the femme fatale in the film), agreed to push the dolly for director James Brown when she wasn't on camera. James claimed she had the best feel for the camera movement.