When lifelong friends James and Lenny agree to aid in the restoration of a distant relative's newly purchased home, the appearance of a murderous rabbit wielding deadly sharp carrots turns a benevolent gesture into a blood-soaked weekend of death. From SRS Cinema "Awesome underground movies…
Five sisters return to their home in Sicily to divide the family art and furniture, and all hell breaks loose!
Jana und Andreas entfliehen dem Alltag in ein romantisches Wochenende im Tessin, und schlittern geradewegs in eine Ehekrise. Kleinkinder, Berufstress, Alltag – das Ehepaar Andreas und Jana lässt all das hinter sich für ein romantisches Wochenende im Tessin. Auf dem Weg trifft Jana…
Chris Karas is the brilliant leader of The Pranksters, a secret society that rights the wrongs of high school by pulling sophisticated pranks on deserving oppressors. But with graduation looming, Chris longs for more from life. Guided by the homespun wisdom of his charmingly eccentric Uncle Nick, Chris…
ARBOR DAY is a provocative, off-beat comedy about an avant garde theatre director who tries to mount the first September 11th musical. With a cast full of truthers and others who intensely disagree with the conspiracy theorists, the play is a disaster from the first rehearsal.
NEVER BEFORE RELEASED EPISODE! The Avant Garde episode took place January 1, 1979 and was one of the very first TV Party episodes every to air. Glenn O’Brien opens the show by saying that there will be no cocktails because its January 1st, and bars are not open. As he makes this aware to the…
«Brilliant, audacious indie, has snagged awards wherever it has played...» Variety, Los Angeles A film by Frank Matter and Robert Margolis Fiction, 85min, Switzerland/USA, 2004 Co-director Robert Margolis stars as Robert, an actor who may or may not be himself in this intense and…
Art Leroldi is terminal. Terminally irritable, that is. A small-time Reno barber stuck in a rut of haircuts, hot dogs and horse books, he lives every day like a warmed-over version of the last. Hit with the unexpected death of his long-time business partner and last apparent friend, he’s faced…
Taking inspiration from Barbarella, Bowie, and a little bit of Bond, Spymonkey, together with director Emma Rice (Kneehigh, Brief Encounter) and writer Carl Grose (Kneehigh, RSC) present an outrageous noholds-barred subversion of the quintessential Greek tragedy. A tale of forbidden lust, accidental…
The first 10% of this show sums up what we don't get on TV anymore. Technical difficulties. TV Party was live and improvised, and this meant casual disaster. This early episode gets off to an artistically agonizing start--the sound person is late, overdosing on drugs or both. Or it was the broken…
In 1978 New York City was the scene of a movement called “punk” or “new wave” --an explosion of rebel music, underground art and new cinema. Glenn O’Brien was in the middle of it, writing his column, Glenn O’Brien’s BEAT, for Andy Warhol’s Interview Magazine.…
BARTLEBY… he was hired, but preferred not to work! He was fired, but preferred not to leave! This absurd, Kafkaesque, highly stylized black comedy is a first-class satire on bureaucracy, alienated labor and divisions in modern society, and a surrealist poem about lost humanity and compassion.…
