INSTANT FILMS differs from most 48 hour film festivals in that the writer, the director and the actors are put together at random--the writer(s) wrote the story on Friday night, then on Saturday the director pulled the script out of the hat along with the cast names and had 36 hours to make the film before the screening.

For this film, the director opted to set it in the early 60’s to lend an ironic innocence to the story, which meant a scramble to find period wardrobe and a suitable location.