Bedhead (1991)
David defaces his sister's doll. In the fight that follows Rebecca falls and hits her head. When she comes to, she discovers that she has telekinetic powers, and uses them to take revenge on her brother David.
- Date of release
- 1991-04-19
- TMDB
- 6.0 / 10 (39)
- Runtime
- 8m
- Genres
- Comedy, Fantasy, Family
- Director
- Robert Rodriguez
Casting
- Rebecca Rodriguez — Rebecca
- David Rodriguez — David
- Tina Rodriguez — The Fashion Monster
- Elizabeth Rodriguez — Nurse
Interesting facts
Bedhead is a 1991 short family-comedy-fantasy film directed and co-written by Robert Rodriguez.
Production
Bedhead was a student film project by Rodriguez while he was at the University of Texas at Austin. He served as director, cameraman and editor, and co-wrote the story with his brother, David, and a friend, Bryant Delafosse. Rodriguez also created an animated title sequence.
His brothers and sisters starred in the film, with younger sister Rebecca and brother David as the lead actors. Youngest sister Maricarmen Rodriguez portrayed Rebecca's fashion-obsessed little sister, "Fashion Monster", while Elizabeth Rodriguez played a nurse in the hospital.
Family and friends served as crew, with co-writer Delafosse and David Rodriguez credited as dolly grip, the camera dolly in the case of this film being a wheelchair.
The film was shot on black and white 16 mm film. It was then transferred to 3/4" videotape. Because he did not have the equipment to shoot sync sound the only dialogue is the voiceover narration, because it does not have to be synched to anyone's lip movements.
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