Little Minx Experiments with Exquisite Corpse (2)

...and no, not in the PBS kind of way.

"Exquisite Corpse" is a game where words and images are assembled to make a new whole. Players must adhere to certain rules to keep the game going.

Thus inspired, LittleMinx.tv invited directors Chris Nelson, Josh Miller, Malik Hassan Sayeed and Phillip Van to play "Exquisite Corpse" with short films. Two rules:

o Each must respond to the last line of text from the last director's script, and
o Each film must feature the Little Minx brand somehow.

View the results of the game. If you just want a taste, here's a lovely sad one about the death of innocence, which follows this one about a man who cheats at cards. (And that's a really, really short synopsis.*)

We normally hate short collections (ugh, like this one!**) because they are just an excuse for directors to experiment with antisocial personalities and disconnected scenarios while cashing in on doe-eyed cinephiles.

But we were pretty dazzled by the series. (Possibly because we didn't have to spend money to watch them.) We also thought it's too bad Little Minx decided not to expand the idea beyond these four directors. It would be neat to see what amateur film makers might come up with.

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* It's also about disgruntled poker players, a crusty old marmie who shaves her pussy, an enlightened Samoan who's big on Wikipedia, and a panty-clad hostage in a camper.

** Although we did like the one about Greta.