Description

Arin and Susan met online – falling in love through emails, notes, videos, and pictures. As their intimacy grew, so did their fears. Neglect, cheating and jealousy force the couple to question if they were ever actually in love or just engaged by their artistic collaboration together.

As they try to escape the reality they’ve created together, they are forced to finally address the question that kept them committed for so long in their romance and in their collaboration: “What is love?” This award-winning project has engaged millions around the world who have loved the real couple’s story. For the first time ever the entire project now exists on one DVD that captures the evolution of a real modern relationship.

DVD Features:

•Four Eyed Monsters Feature Film
•Episodes 1 – 8 (the original episodes that put the relationship on a global stage)
•Episodes 9 – 13 (five new episodes expose the developing relationship and provide the conclusion to the relationship and the project)
•Exclusive soundtrack (including Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Spinto Band, Apes & Androids, and Paper Jones)
•Bonus Material (filmmaker and audience video documenting the films journey around the world)

Cast

Directed by and Staring Arin Crumley & Susan Buice
Full credits at: http://www.foureyedmonsters.com/credits

Festivals

Awards & Festivals:
-World Premiered @ Slamdance 2005
-Special Audience Award @ SXSW 2005
-Best New Directors Brooklyn International
-2 Spirit Award Nominations n 2006.
-Won Undiscovered Gems Showcase Sundance Channel
Audience Award in 2006

Production Credits & Notes

Other Achievements:
-Really Didn't Speak for 4 months
-Created film in 14 months using credit cards.
-Attended 20 film festivals in first 9 months.
-Launched video podcast the day
the video iPod was announced.
-Video Podcast promoted by MySpace & iTunes.
-Over 1 million views to episodes 1 to 8.
-Theatrical self release to 6 major markets.
-Sundance Channel Awarded 50,000 plus theatrical
dates for winning undiscovered gems showcase.
-First feature film event in Second Life