Sweded Films

Definition

A Sweded film is a remake of a movie using amateur actors (or people who can't act at all), filmed on an extremely low budget or with no production budget at all and with any special effects being homemade. The idea of a Sweded film is that it isn't perfectly made with lots of detail, but instead just features recreations of key scenes and anything else iconic to the film. A Sweded film is usually between 3-10 minutes in length and quite humorous because you know what the original film is and also because it most likely turns into a spoof.

Another definition of a Sweded film can be found here and also with more information relating to it: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sweded-films


" Sweded Films are amateur recreations of famous films using limited resources and technology inspired by the 2008 comedy film Be Kind Rewind. The films are typically much shorter in length than their originals and use shoe-string budget props to mimic the source material."

An example of a film that has been 'Sweded':