Watch: Luke Barnett's Short Film 'Ovation' Makes Fun of Film Festivals

Ahahaha someone finally found a fun way to make fun of standing ovation clocks at film festivals. One of the dumbest film journalism trends of this day & age is the way someone will literally count the minutes during a standing ovation at the end of a film's world premiere at major film festivals including Cannes & Venice. I even wrote an article once how entirely pointless & stupid this trend is, and how standing ovations actually mean nothing, and they usually happen because audiences are obsessed with celebrities (it's objectively not a measure of the quality of the film or anything besides who is in the audience / why aren't they leaving). This funny short called Ovation is a riff on this trend, featuring actor Luke Barnett during his Cannes Film Festival premiere of the film The Last Saint of Inishberry (entirely made up). It's also a satirical answer to the question: what do these actors do during a 20 min standing ovation? Well, watch and find out. // Continue Reading ›

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