If there’s anything good that might come from the lockdown, it’s the emerging releases of stifled film projects only recently completed as Covid-19 gripped the world. Such was the case for filmmaker Glen Harris whose long-awaited ninja-thriller, Honour, is finally out and about with an online audience starring actor Mike Carr.
Filmed in 2017, the project follows Harris’s previous endeavor, Headhackers. Carr himself tipped me off with a few promotional images for Honour prior to shooting, and as filming finished, so began an unfortunate post-editing process with VFX issues, post-production assistants bailing at the last minute and Harris’s own hectic work and moving schedules all hampering its release… that is, until now.
Carr has long since disengaged social media and embarked on what I’ve been told is a career change from his earlier exploits in film. In the meantime, Headhackers and Honour are two projects this site has been glad to share and engage, as difficult as it is to galvanize a team to do something as laborious and assiduous as making a movie. And a short one, with rigorous and demanding martial arts action and storied vengeance at that.
Check out Honour in the player atop the page and feel free to go behind the scenes with the cast and crew by clicking here.
Take a bow, Mike, wherever you are!
