• Shutterbug was released theatrically in the US (New York and LA) and in Cyprus.

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• Reviews:

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"Expressionistic and eerie! Referencing 'Blow Up' and 'After Hours,' it's a late night descent into post-industrial hell."
-- Andrew Schenker, VILLAGE VOICE

 

"Mystical, off-the-wall and trippy!."
-- Ronnie Scheib, VARIETY

"(A film of) haunting figments. Director Minos Papas channels both David Lynch and Dante's Inferno."
-- TIME OUT NY

"Intermittently beautiful! Inspired by Dante's Inferno and Greek mythology, SHUTTERBUG invites us on a photographic odyssey through nighttime Manhattan."
-- Jeanette Catsoulis, NEW YORK TIMES

 

"A lovely arthouse film in the grand old tradition. CLASSY!" 
-- FILMS IN REVIEW

 

[Shutterbug] “does not look or sound like a typical Indie film. The film looks like it was shot with a much larger budget... [The filmmakers captured] obscurity, intrigue and an underbelly world with the dark, and constructed a dreamlike sense of hope with lights and colors.”
-- Sanela Djokovic, Film Monthly.

 

“Papas creates a haunted netherworld of lost souls... thoroughly disorienting and at times harrowing, quite impressively lit, shot and cut by Papas and his crew.”
--Joe Bendel, jbspins.blogspot.com

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