Tight Jeans - Destiny Ekeregha (2008)
Tight jeans follows three friends as they sit on a wall waiting for someone to give them a lift. Whilst they wait a person walking by in tight jeans starts, an historically inaccurate debate between the friends as to why slavery existed. The films camera is almost constantly moving, it feels like an attempt to make it more interesting. It's quite a straight forward comedy, their is not really much of a story. The film also has a distractingly saturated colour palette. I found this to be a bit of an eye sore, it was annoying and not very effective. This film is quite humorous and has a nice tone, that isn't heavy on the audience. There isn't too much to pick up on thematically, certainly on the surface it does just seem to be a comedy. Though it does play with racial stereotypes in a self aware fashion that maybe brings a conversation about race and racial history. If I had to take anything away from this film is, I don't want to make a comedy, as it seems really hard to make it genuinely effective. The other thing it has made me take note of is, over using colour correction. It is very distracting and does not add to the film.
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