Inspired by a true story, this dramatized half-hour-shy film revolves around Barbra (Perry Smith) and Dan Williams (Jim Burns), an unhappy couple given an anniversary gift by their daughter: a weekend getaway to Cabin 6, deep in the California woods. Thanks to rain, the couple are forced to spend time staring at the fire, contemplating their impending divorce. Desperate for something to do, they begin to leaf through a weathered journal featuring entries left by previous visitors—touching memories that are reenacted here. As the weekend unfolds, Dan and Barbra's relationship gradually undergoes some important changes and the film ends on an optimistic note. With its woodland setting, sensitive acting, and effective photography, Cabin 6 (winner of various film festival awards) not only offers a touching story about relationships, but as a project completed in four days—with a skeleton crew and a barebones budget—this might also appeal to budding filmmakers. DVD extras include audio commentaries, behind-the-scenes footage, a visual effects montage, and a photo gallery. Recommended.
Cabin 6
(2005) 25 min. DVD: $19.99. Woman Lake Pictures (dist. by Vision Video). Volume 23, Issue 5
Cabin 6
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