Click...a 'Nam War Flick.
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Film Overview

Directed By: Steven Kahler Written By: Steven Kahler View Official Website	Release Date: 2006-03-01 Running Time: 1:15 Content Rating: R18 (Restricted)	DVD Region: 1 - U.S., Canada, U.S. Territories Media Format: NTSC-DVD Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Audio Language(s): English
Genres: Action >> Adventure Influences: Apacolypse Now, Platoon, Full Metal Jacket, Charlie Mopic. // We Were Soldiers

Synopsis

"Click is an engaging drama about Green Beret's stationed in Cambodia during the Vietnam War. It is a quality production. The film is nicely shot and effectively conveys an atmosphere of tension, fear and claustrophobia where death potentially lurks behind every tree in the jungle."

Lance Goldenberg. Movie critic for "The Weekly Planet.com."

"Click nails the details...[and]...Director Steven Kahler does an exemplary job of setting the scene. -- You really do get a feeling of crawling through the bush, disarming booby traps. After watching this movie I now know how to search for enemy tripwires using only my trusty machete which makes Click educational and entertaining."

Nate Hensley. Movie critic for the prestigious Florida newspaper "The Gainesville Sun"

This realistic portrayal of the day to day strategies that kept the Green Beret's alive during the Vietnam War showcases their mastery of deception and ingenuity to foil the best efforts of the Viet Cong. Sergeant Joe G., aka "Zulu Six", of the Fifth Special Forces Group (Brandon Ambrose of HBO'S "From the Earth to the Moon," and Disney's "Campus Confidential") is on a "sneak and peek" (recon) with his team during the invasion of Cambodia when he discovers a slacker G.I. who's obsession with a beautiful Eurasian Prostitute may ultimately cost them their lives.

Cast

Green Beret "Sarge": Brandon Ambrose | bio
Brandon starred in HBO's "From the Earth to the Moon" and Disney's "Campus Confidental.

Crew

Executive Producer: Steven Kahler
Production Company: Scene 17 Pictures, Ltd.
Copyright: Scene 17 Pictures, Ltd.
Director: Steven Kahler | bio
Steven is a seven-time award winning feature Director and Cinematographer. He is a gradute of the "Steven Kahler Film School of Hard Knocks" and has the scars to prove it.
He was written about in "Feature FIlmaking at Used Car Prices" by Rick Schmidt. In the book Rick detailed how he began making Vietnam War Movies when digital filmmaking was in it's infancy.
His second Vietnam War Movie "Woodstock and Paco" has been recently released to DVD and will be coming soon to Film Baby.
He is currently writing screenplays and working on his third Vietnam War Movie.
Technical Advisor: Gerry Schooler | bio
Sgt. (U.S. ARMY ret.) 1966.
Writer: Steven Kahler | bio
From an original screenplay.

Bonus Features

Outtakes
Theatrical Trailers

Accolades

Awards

Telly Award Entertainment, Aurora Award Directing, Aurora Award Cinematography,
Director Steven Kahler is listed on IMDB for this movie.

Festivals

Premiered at the Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival.
Florida Spirit Award. TamBay Film Festival.

Press Reviews

The Weekly Planet.com | show/hide snippet
One of the festival's very best efforts was produced close to home. Gainesville filmmaker Steven Kahler's "Click" is an engaging drama about Green Beret's stationed in Cambodia during the Vietnam War. It's a quality production that convey's an authenticity well beyond the limitations of its budget. The film is nicely shot and effectively conveys an atmosphere of tension, fear and claustrophobia, where death potentially lurks behind every tree in the jungle. LANCE GOLDENBERG.
The Gainesville Sun. | show/hide snippet
"...be on the lookout for the movie "Click" a Vietnam War Movie shot entirely here in Gainesville, Fla. I know what you're thinking: "What part of Gainesville looks like the steamy jungles of South East Asia?" I'm not sure what the answer is but Director Steven Kahler does an exemplary job of setting the scene. Click works with a very small budget and wisely focuses on a personal drama...[Click] nail(s) the details. There are moments when you really do get the feeling of what it was like crawling through the bush, disarming booby traps. After watching this movie I now know how to search for enemy tripwires using only my trusty machete, which makes Click educational and entertaining."
NATE HENSLEY