RAGE, FEAR, LOVE
Art rep Walter Breen commissions a cruel portrait of his cheating wife Ester. In a rage Ester fights Walter's efforts at divorce.
As the couple battles, they drag portrait painter Bluster Dabro and Ester's boyfriend Peter Jepsen across the thin line separating fetish and paranoia.
Ester becomes fearful someone is trying to kill her.
Under deadline pressure to finish a review of the portrait, art critic Jonathan Heck encourages the audience to consider if the evidence regarding attempts to murder Ester is real or from her imagination.
Peter repeatedly saves Ester at the last minute in an effort to gain her love. Or is he behind the attempts?
Monkey Bread Tree Film Awards review:
Rage, Fear, Love – Winner: Best Feature – Less than $5,000, Nominated: Best Ensemble Cast – “It’s rare to see a cast enjoy the quirky script in the indie scene… and even more so, the nature of this film’s smart use of a minimalist budget often feels well balanced and never out of character with what it is trying to achieve – which is to say it is a carefully assembled piece.”
Rage, Fear, Love – Winner: Best Feature – Less than $5,000, Nominated: Best Ensemble Cast – “It’s rare to see a cast enjoy the quirky script in the indie scene… and even more so, the nature of this film’s smart use of a minimalist budget often feels well balanced and never out of character with what it is trying to achieve – which is to say it is a carefully assembled piece.”
