director: Kenta McGrath
country: Australia
year: 2009
duration: 40 minutes
language: English

Zack is a guy who wanders through life aimlessly, without showing any emotions at all. At least, so it seems. In fact, Zack does have emotions. The problems is that they only show when he is filming and when he sees life through a camera lens.

Hole in the Ground is a 40 minutes lasting movie by Kenta McGrath, which makes you, the viewer think. The movie starts like an episode of Jackass, but soon enough you will find out that there is more depth to it. The things Zack does while he is looking through the lens are degrading and devastating. Zack’s distant behavior is what makes the viewer think.