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Stutterer

2015

Drama / Romance

Stutterer

2015

Drama / Romance

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89% AUDIENCE · 100 ratings

7.6/10 · 3.8K

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Plot summary

A lonely typographer with a cruel speech impediment but an eloquent inner voice must face his greatest fear.

Director

Benjamin Cleary

Top cast

Matthew Needham as Greenwood

Chloe Pirrie as Ellie

Calum Sivyer as Teenage boy

Eric Richard as Greenwood's Dad

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

119.23 MB

1280*632

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

12 hr 12 min

Seeds 3

221.09 MB

1908*942

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

12 hr 12 min

Seeds 3

Comments 1

Yubby 269 days ago

This is a Short. 12 mins long.

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

An attractively tousled young typesetter (Matthew Needham) lives

CinemaSerf

An attractively tousled young typesetter (Matthew Needham) lives with his dad (Eric Richard) and has been having a six-month long online chat with "Ellie”…

7 / 10

Good...but not among my favorite of the Oscar nominees

planktonrules

This film is about a young man who stutters. His stutter is not a minor stutter but debilitating. He often has difficulty even talking out loud to others and…

9 / 10

Light-hearted and slightly tragic - a winning blend

StevePulaski

If Everything Will Be Okay is this year's most favorable Oscar-nominated live action short, then Stutterer is a close runner-up with its light-hearted, albeit…

If Everything Will Be Okay is this year's most favorable Oscar-nominated live action short, then Stutterer is a close runner-up with its light-hearted, albeit slightly tragic, narrative about a man who's thoughts in his head are crystal-clear but the words out of his mouth are shaky and lack confidence. The short revolves around a lonely typographer named Greenwood (Matthew Needham), who has struggled with enunciation and basic communication all his life due to his stammer, to the point where it's easier to use sign language than to even try to muster up the strength to communicate - let alone have the other party be patient enough to hear him out. He makes the street-corner preacher in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing sound like a public speaker.Greenwood has spent most of his days on Facebook, communicating with a woman he's been in an online relationship with for six months. He desperately wants to meet her, but knows she'll be disappointed. In his head, his words flow perfectly, with a buttery consistency and melodic depth that makes his presence assertive. Despite this, it takes Greenwood a good forty-five seconds to get eight words out and we can see the mental hopscotch and exhaustion it takes just to get those eight words out of his mouth.Benjamin Cleary doesn't position Stutterer in a way that makes us sob or even tear up at Greenwood's situation, largely because he creates a character and not a vessel that demands manipulative sympathy. He wants us to see Greenwood as a person, with deep thoughts and ideas, rather than an empty soul manufactured so we can have someone to look down upon and feel sorry for. It's also arguably the most tonally consistent short film of the lot, largely because of its brevity and its very simplistic structure and makeup (very direct, straight-shot sequences with many close-ups and bust shots making for a very serviceable look).With that, Stutterer becomes a beautiful little romance, and actually has the weight and potential to turn into a charming, full-length feature similar to Shawn Christensen's Oscar-winning short Curfew and its eventually evolution into the terrific film Before I Disappear in 2013.

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