Directing
Lachlyn Ball
Born
2003-07-02 (23)
Place of birth
Melbourne, Australia
Known for
Directing
Credits
3 titles
Lachlyn Ball (born July 2, 2003) is a Melbourne/Naarm-based independent director/writer, His passion for filmmaking stems from watching old classic movies with his grandpa ‘Douglas’ and studies at SAE. he has been influenced by directors David Lynch, Ingmar Bergman and David Cronenberg who helped shape his filmmaking style and exploring the human’s psyche through Carl Jung’s archetypes theory and surrealist images, His most recent short, a surreal phycological horror/thriller ‘Marigold’ showcased a major tonal shift in his filmmaking career, while also marking his debut as a writer.
Known for
NRWhen his wife vanishes from his life, a grieving young man turns to a mysterious stranger who guides him to confront the truth.
Marigold
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NRMatt and Kyle, two friends on the verge of joining a criminal organisation, await a call for their final initiation test in a dingy motel room. When the call finally comes, they are sent to a storage facility where the true nature of the test is revealed: Only one can survive. Barely escaping, Matt returns to the motel to meet Ronnie, the head of the organisation. As Matt prepares to step into his new life, the weight of what he’s done lingers.
The Initiation
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Behind the camera
NRWhen his wife vanishes from his life, a grieving young man turns to a mysterious stranger who guides him to confront the truth.
Marigold
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NRWhen his wife vanishes from his life, a grieving young man turns to a mysterious stranger who guides him to confront the truth.
Marigold
—
NRMatt and Kyle, two friends on the verge of joining a criminal organisation, await a call for their final initiation test in a dingy motel room. When the call finally comes, they are sent to a storage facility where the true nature of the test is revealed: Only one can survive. Barely escaping, Matt returns to the motel to meet Ronnie, the head of the organisation. As Matt prepares to step into his new life, the weight of what he’s done lingers.
The Initiation
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