Three Ring Circus of Pain

Jac is in the middle of intense post production work. He has arrived to the center piece of the movie, that’s when everything goes bat crazy, to use the American jargon. The story centers on Leticia, played by Simone, who at that point of the story where Jac is in the editing, reacts to the Mad Monk’s advances and she says what he doesn’t really want to hear, unleashing his holy wrath. From that moment on, the fate of all 6 novices is sealed.

One after the other, the novices fall from grace, one after the other, they shed their blood, one after the other they suffer torture. Leticia, who suffers the most because she’s the center of all the pandemonium she causes. She’s tortured while the others are tortured. She suffers while the others, one at a time, maybe two at a time, go through their painful ordeals. And in the most bizarre way, they all collaborate in the suffering of the others. All except one, Justa, who, with her own truth, increases the wrath of the Mad Monk.

This is the second act in the film and it is the most intense. It was the most difficult to shoot and it is the most difficult to edit and it is the center piece of the film. It begins at around 30 minutes into the film and it goes on until almost the very end, over an hour of incredibly fierce and extreme torture for all.

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I have tried two times to purchase some or your movies, but the transaction is declined due to the security reasons you mention. But there’s no field where I can enter my date of birth! I checked multiple times…there’s something wrong with the system, if you get a message about this issue, because it is not possible to enter a date at all! Please fix this, I would like to buy some movies! Thanks
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We are working with our tech support to locate the problem and solve it. We have an unusual number of card rejects, which are simply not normal. If the problem is not solved in a reasonable time, we might need to change the companies that provide the services we use. It’s totally annoying. In the meantime, for those who are suffering this problem, we can work with PayPal. Contact us at javemeer@vermeerworks.com and let us know the film you want and we’ll arrange it.

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Reine Margot – I asked sometime ago about this. Will any other films be posted to Vimeo? Maleficarum? New stuff? I just ask due to quality. Content on Vimeo is markedly better than from your VOD site. This is why I haven’t purchased the most recent releases. Thanks.
jyydubs

Vimeo allows for large film files and you can watch them for a fee. A DVD file is less than 4 gigas in size. A movie file, Full HD i1080 like the ones we have in Vimeo is at least 20 gigas in size. The actual size of the 2K film is around 90 gigas. That’s what makes the visual difference. You should see our DCP version of the films, the format we use for movie theatres. It’s just too awesome to behold.

Amy and Jac thought that because of the low rental fee at Vimeo, a lot less than going to a movie theatre, a lot of people would watch our films there, but it doesn’t happen that way. Most people prefer to buy the films to keep them, either as a download or a DVD. The difference is huge, for every 100 people that buy our films, maybe ONE watches it at Vimeo http://bit.ly/1M7xmpu

Lets say that we get 1000 hits at Red Feline Pictures, where you buy our films, Vimeo gets only 10 hits during the same period of time. No kidding. We thought if would be the other way around.

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We could try streaming our films at the club or something like that, for a monthly fee, like Netflix, for example, and you can watch all of our films all the time. Of course that works if we get one million people to join and we have lots of films to offer. However, the streaming possibility could work at one point under some interesting circumstances. Like a pay per view deal, which is basically what we have with Vimeo.