Panasonic AG-AF100

[FilmMan]

The Raid: Redemption (2011/II)
Camera
Panasonic AG-AF100 (with 35mm adaptor)

Action Flick gaining world wide exposure. 
http://www.tribute.ca/trailers/the-raid-redemption/18569/

[FilmMan]

Watch the above trailer.  Very impressive.  Shot with the Panasonic.  This film is in the theaters! 
8.4/10 IMDB

[i]In the heart of Jakarta lies a rundown apart­ment infested with druggies and drifters. It's ruled by Tama, a ruthless drug lord who uses the tenement to shelter his junkie customers, as well as his pushers, enforcers and killers. The apartment block is considered untouch­able by even the bravest of police—until one morning when, cloaked under dawn's dark­ness, an elite SWAT team led by Rama sweeps in.

When their cover is blown, Tama's men lash back with a hellish fury, unleashing a hail of bullets that cuts the team of lawmen down by half. With their exits blocked and munitions running low, Rama and his men must rally their energy and face off against a hive of vicious killers. [/i]

[Axel]

Sara already posted a link to this.

To me this is a calling to approach filmmaking in this basic way. It didn't start as glossy slideshows, but as moving pictures. It has little to do with the camera used. As the [i]Shut Up And Shoot[/i]-Book had as subhead: Any Budget. Any Camera. Any Time.

[FilmMan]

Missed the Sara post on this.  She's quicker than me.  I'm a slow old fart.  I'm going to probably go to the theater to see this flick - Support lower budget films and to see how good it looks.