UN BEAU REPARE (A BEAUTIFUL FIX) 2005

STARRING
Summer Rayne Oakes

Paris, France. Time unknown. "UN BEAU REPARE" (A BEAUTIFUL FIX) is a vivid look
into the final day of a mysterious French lingerie model's life; a journey through her
darkness & beauty.

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OFFICIAL SELECTION: TRIBECA UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL, Bryant Park, NY

OFFICIAL SELECTION: FILMSTOCK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Luds Bedfordshire, UK

OFFICIAL SELECTION: SUGAR FESTIVAL, NY

WINNER: GOLDEN BITE AWARD, NY

It has been said...

"This was very nicely shot, I liked the contrasty look to the black and white scenes,
when I saw it turn to color I was very worried, but then the color scenes looked very
nice as well... A very nice looking film!"

"A Beautiful FILM!"

"This is, by far, the best cinematography I have seen on an indie film site. This film was
absolutely beautiful to look at. This film was kind of a random fashion in Vogue
magazine that came to life. I'm crazy about the style and photography
of this film. It's very poetic."

"A beautiful piece of film work. Without question, this is the finest visual piece I have
seen to date. The mood was dark in the beginning and lit up so perfectly when it went
to color. Every angle was well thought out and each image was in place."

"I thought that this was amazing. I never knew miniDV could look so good. I give
major props to the DP and Director, Nick Narciso. It was a very interesting short story.
I wished the film was longer because I liked it so much. The music also fit the film
perfectly, great work."

"Sexy as HELL!"

"There is absolutely nothing at all that I can negatively comment on this short film's
production values. Nothing whatsoever. It is visually stunning, and a big congratulations
to the director and his crew. What a superb job. I can only praise your hard work and
dedication to the film which has duly paid off."

"So, there was a genuine mood expressed by the piece, full of sadness and erotica, and
it was refreshing, clear, and to-the-point. Well done."