Paragon School for Girls
Absurdist creator/director Jim Hansen (The Pride & Pretence of Eirik) delivers a cartoony yet unsettling coming-of-age saga featuring schoolgirls who are, like their green-screened surroundings, not w…
Paragon School for Girls
Absurdist creator/director Jim Hansen (The Pride & Pretence of Eirik) delivers a cartoony yet unsettling coming-of-age saga featuring schoolgirls who are, like their green-screened surroundings, not what they appear to be. Paragon School for Girls has been helping gifted young ladies manifest their potential since 1889. Upon her arrival at the school, Violet begins a strange journey into a whole new world. Each girl learns that she has the latent ability to become something quite extra ordinary. It is a place of mysteries, secrets and dangers. And when girls begin disappearing, the students must join together and figure out how to save themselves and discover what Paragon is really all about. The story is told using unconventional methods. Shot all on green screen, the actors are placed inside dollhouses, miniature models and painted backdrops. Everything is false, from the scaled down props to the gender of the actors playing the women and girls. —Anonymous
Paragon School for Girls
Comedy,Fantasy,Mystery
Film Details
Absurdist creator/director Jim Hansen (The Pride & Pretence of Eirik) delivers a cartoony yet unsettling coming-of-age saga featuring schoolgirls who are, like their green-screened surroundings, not what they appear to be. Paragon School for Girls has been helping gifted young ladies manifest their potential since 1889. Upon her arrival at the school, Violet begins a strange journey into a whole new world.
Each girl learns that she has the latent ability to become something quite extra ordinary. It is a place of mysteries, secrets and dangers. And when girls begin disappearing, the students must join together and figure out how to save themselves and discover what Paragon is really all about.
The story is told using unconventional methods. Shot all on green screen, the actors are placed inside dollhouses, miniature models and painted backdrops. Everything is false, from the scaled down props to the gender of the actors playing the women and girls.
—Anonymous.