The Scratch: Jason Adkins, Brian Forrest, Phil Idrissi, Kristen Nedopak, Filipe Da Costa, Dan Ross, Jorge Suarez: Movies & TV

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The Scratch: Jason Adkins, Brian Forrest, Phil Idrissi, Kristen Nedopak, Filipe Da Costa, Dan Ross, Jorge Suarez: Movies & TV

Posted by admin | on 15 March, 10:11 PM

Product Description
A rookie private eye and his team put together a plan to rescue a kidnapped computer hacker who downloaded something he shouldn t have. A simple heist, rescue the hacker and retrieve the downloaded booty for themselves, but things don t always go as planned. The heist turns deadly when a hidden agenda is revealed leading to an explosive climax of betrayal and revenge.

Great Independent,

By Peace (Seattle WA) - See all my reviews

This is a great independent movie. It kept you wondering what was going to happen next. Who was really playing who for a fool. Phil Idrissi is awesome in this movie. I hope this brings him great parts in high budget movies. Worth the buy for your collection.

Hmm…,

By K. Marsh “Kimberlymarie” (Buffalo, NY) - See all my reviews

I just recently rented this movie at my local Blockbuster. I had a extremely hard time with the story line. The plot seemed disconnected and the build up between characters were poorly developed. I wanted to see something more complete. It had all the right elements, it just fell flat in the production.
It is rather extraordinary to have a movie product at a $7000, but how much better would it of been if it had a proper independent budget of $1,000,000? I hope the actors, especially the leading lady will find even greater avenues for the acting ability to be more widely appreciated. If anything get this movie for Kristen Nedopak’s preformance.

Sometimes risking everything is the only way out.,

By Brian Forrest (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews

This film is one of the $7,000 wonders, like: El Mariachi and Primer, shot in Super 16mm during a cold rainy Seattle winter. Written by Joseph D. Olson, The Scratch is an off-beat crime caper.

The director, Jorge Suarez, had the good fortune to meet Martin Scorsese at a pre-Oscars party. After hearing the young director’s tale about making his film on a shoe string, Mr. Scorsese was intrigued and said he would see the film. After watching it, he called the the young director to give him his impressions. Though Scorsese could tell more money would have helped the production, he told Jorge that it was refreshing to see passion on the screen again. He particularly like the editing, music, and certain performances. Mr. Scorsese has since written a letter of recommendation for Jorge.

If you are a film buff, a mystery lover, or want something a little different–Give The Scratch a try.

There is a documentary on “The Making of The Scratch”, you can watch for free; plenty of scenes and behind the scenes info, to get an idea what it’s like. Just copy and paste this url into your browser’s address:
www.magnascopepictures.com/doc/mts_flash/making_the_scratch2.htmSearch Amazon.com: The Scratch: Jason Adkins, Brian Forrest, Phil Idrissi, Kristen Nedopak, Filipe Da Costa, Dan Ross, Jorge Suarez: Movies & TV from AmAzon

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