Man Woman Film

Man Woman Film

By Cameron PEARSON

ADVANCED ORDER SYSTEMS - as PROD / FEST

Experimental - Completed 1999

In a stylized, future-past world called Alphaville, USA, a drifting man and woman navigate love, identity, and absurdity in a playful, low-budget homage to French New Wave cinema. Blending satire and sincerity, their story unfolds in a self-aware universe where filmmaking itself becomes part of the narrative, challenging the boundaries between romance, parody, and experimental art.

    • Year of production
    • 1999
    • Genres
    • Experimental, Comedy, Art - Culture, Romance
    • Countries
    • FRANCE
    • Languages
    • ENGLISH
    • Duration
    • 46 mn
    • Director(s)
    • Cameron PEARSON
    • Writer(s)
    • Cameron PEARSON
    • Producer(s)
    • Cameron PEARSON
    • Synopsis
    • MAN WOMAN FILM is a no-budget American indie and international festival hit—a playful homage and parody of French New Wave cinema. Shot as a UCLA project that became a $35,000 feature, it blends stylized fantasy with low-rent comedy in a world called Alphaville, USA. Screening globally and ranking among top films at major festivals, it stands as a bold, DIY celebration of experimental filmmaking and cinematic independence.