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Limitations can be a driving force for creativity when faced by passionate artists, especially in the world of film. And when it comes to cinematography, what greater flexibility is there than limiting yourself to a single take and refusing to use the shortcuts offered by editing? Understandably, this kind of advanced skill is rare in the independent world due to the enormous difficulty of achieving flawless productions without the time and resources of Hollywood, but it's not impossible. So Australian filmmaker Luke Sparke (known for this year's Primitive War) decided he wasn't going to let something as silly as "budget" stop him from creating a respectable one-take thriller. The result of his ambitious cinematic experiment was the apocalyptic creature feature Scurry. Director: Luke Sparke Writer: Tom Evans Stars: Jamie Costa, Emalia, Peter O'Hanlon Written by Sparke's frequent collaborator Tom Evans, Scurry resembles the director's previous projects ...