The Five Minute Movie

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Photos Add Image Add an image Do you have any images for this title? Learn more More Like This. Play for Today — A British television anthology drama series that aired on BBC1 between and Meantime TV Movie All or Nothing Life Is Sweet Edit Cast Series cast summary: The Hostess 1 episode, Margaret Heery White 1 episode, Richard Ireson Father 1 episode, Herbert Norville Arbley 1 episode, Tim Stern Brian 1 episode, Billy Colvill Sid 1 episode, Richard Griffiths The Window Cleaner 1 episode, Pauline Moran The Teacher 1 episode, Robert Putt Terry 1 episode, Celia Quicke Mother 1 episode, Anthony Carrick Davies 1 episode, Alan Gaunt Introducing us to protagonist John Kieran Bew with a gun to his head and a bloody wound on his arm, his daughter sits in the adjoining room, her own gun pointed at the dividing door, whilst a horde of the undead claw at the front door of their apartment.

Essentially asking its viewers to decide if dad John lives or dies, Five Minutes engulfs you in its universe by really making you feel the urgency of the situation its characters find themselves in. In our opinion it is ultimately important to immerse the viewer in the story completely, thus he should feel that his interaction makes all the difference. Another aspect is time pressure, which has always been used in games as well as in films because it makes everything much more intense.

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But most importantly we really like the idea that both the main character and the viewer are under time pressure, so there is a strong bond between them. So right from the beginning we had the interactive part in our mind in every step. During the coding there was a lot of trial and error whether games were working or not and what was actually technically possible.

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