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The Most Important Film Ever Made: The Making of A One Crow World

The Most Important Film Ever Made: The Making of A One Crow World (2020)

December. 25,2020

8.5

| Drama Comedy

The chronicles of the making of an epic and experimental journey titled "A One Crow World". The relationship between a rookie film director and his cast is challenged as a documentarian takes advantage of their tense dynamic.

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Cast

David Anghel as David, the Director

[2022] Il Santo Veleno [2021] Forest King [2021] Around the Table [2021] The Commander's Mortum [2020] The Most Important Film Ever Made: The Making of A One Crow World [2019] Cold Words

Sasha Ytterskog as Sasha / Charles

[2020] The Most Important Film Ever Made: The Making of A One Crow World [2019] Cold Words [2017] Clank: Red Mosaic [2017] Reunion with the Dead [2016] Clank: Legacy [2015] Clank: Agent Recruit

Rebecka Andersson as Rebecka / Debbie

[2020] The Most Important Film Ever Made: The Making of A One Crow World [2019] Cold Words [2018] Poor Animals [2017] Clank: Red Mosaic [2016] Clank: Legacy [2015] Clank: Agent Recruit

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Reviews

Evengyny

2020/12/25

Thanks for the memories!

Raetsonwe

2020/12/26

Redundant and unnecessary.

Jonah Abbott

2020/12/27

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Juana

2020/12/28

what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.