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Zero Day is a 2003 American found footage drama film written and directed by Ben Coccio and starring Andre Keuck and Cal Robertson, revolving around a duo planning a school shooting through the perspective of a video filming camera.
this movie is a stunning investigation of the phenomena of the school shooting, exposing those events for what they are: senseless, fascistic acts of violence inspired by nothing more than the subtly unbearable conditions…
- (13K)
- Professor Bright Films
- Ben Coccio
“Zero Day” is a low budget little film that fascinates as you watch the two “protagonists” prepare for their assault. The matter-of-fact way this is done, and with its inevitable conclusion, helps to make this a tension building tale that keeps a knot in the stomach. Plaudits to Ben Coccio and his young stars for a job well done. I give it a B.
Jan 31, 2023 · I can do exactly what I want, and do it much cheaper than a traditional narrative. I will use my Sony DCR-TRV 900 3-chip Mini DV camera for most of the movie, and buy a cheap, throwaway Digital 8 camera to give to my actors for experimentation. I title my movie Zero Day, after the name of my two characters’ planned assault on their school.
Zero Day: Directed by Ben Coccio. With Cal Robertson, Andre Keuck, Serataren Adragna, Melissa Banks. Two troubled adolescents chronicle the events that ultimately lead up to a terrifying assault on their school.
- (4.9K)
- Drama
- Ben Coccio
- 2004-01-23
Aug 3, 2003 · A chilling look inside the minds of two high school boys, Zero Day brings us into the world of best friends Andre and Cal, alienated teens determined to carry out a violent attack on their high school.
It is hands down the best way to make a low budget movie and it also makes the movie feel so intensely real as long as you get good enough actors which this movie definitely did. The acting was done very well by the two main leads it made the movie feel 100 percent authentic.
