Joel Dik

Joel Dik

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  • Picking Up The Pieces

    ★★★★★

  • One Shot

    ★★★★★

  • Hell is a Timeshare in Florida

    ★★★★★

  • 6 Days Alone

    ★★★★★

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  • Picking Up The Pieces

    Picking Up The Pieces

    ★★★★★

    Similar to the visual style, the emotional arc of the film represents the inability to cope with loss and inevitable life changes. We see the tragic story of how stuck someone can become due to his relationships.

    The dynamic between a man who might have moved on from his family too early contrasted with his brother who can't seem to move on at all is palpable.

    Dan has an uncanny way of using pain and loss to reveal how seemingly…

  • One Shot

    One Shot

    ★★★★★

    What got me into filmmaking was a chance encounter with some close friends who had a cheap Kodak digital camera. We were all stuck at a school event with nothing but time on our hands. After finding a closet full of costumes, we ended up making a long and drawn-out short film about detectives, murder, and mystery.

    Ten years later, and with a lot less free time, the story is pretty much the same. A group of friends, putting their…

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  • Hell is a Timeshare in Florida

    Hell is a Timeshare in Florida

    ★★★★★

    As the Director of the film, I would definitely say this film was a 5 out of 5... And as this is my Directorial Debut, I would highly suggest those on the edge of taking the filmmaking plunge, just go for it! Although I was decently nervous to make this, I look back and I'm glad I was able to push myself.

    This is the THIRD film of the 12 features project to be released! So thankful to Dan Lotz for pushing me to produce this and excited to see what all of you think!

    Don't be a BETA... Watch it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=agp0M-iAuYU

  • The Long Con

    The Long Con

    ★★★★★

    My objective review of The Long Con: "I like it." Great. Now that we're done with that, on to the subjective "review".

    They say that time gives way to the deepest bonds. After spending almost three years working on The Long Con I can say with confidence that, to me, it is as close to a child as a film can be. As someone who only released his first feature a year ago today, I still can't shake the feeling…