BUY TICKETS ONLINE for the Friday, Oct 24th 5:30 PM Show
BUY TICKETS ONLINE for the Thursday, Oct. 30th 9:15 PM Show
Friday, October 24
5:30 PM
St. Anthony Main Theatre
$8
and
Thursday, October 30
9:15 PM
St. Anthony Main Theatre
$8
Sponsored by Wholphin.
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Wholphin is a quarterly DVD magazine from McSweeney’s, lovingly encoded with the best short movies, documentaries and uncategorizable films — from rare Spike Jonze documentaries to Alexander Payne’s first short feature. If it’s good, rare, new or unseen, it’s on Wholphin.
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Heavy Metal Jr. 24 minutes Directed by Chris Waitt A band of Scottish 9-year-olds singing “Satan Rocks” at the county fair and trying to rebel against a world that thinks they’re cute. |
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Death to the Tinman 12 minutes Directed by Ray Tintori Bill loves Jane and she loves him, but in this small town, many are jealous of Bill, especially the volunteer firefighters. |
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Heavy Metal Drummer 6 minutes Directed by Toby MacDonald and Luke Morris A Moroccan teenage metal fan breaks the mold and rocks out while performing at a wedding. Cameo by Terry Bozzio. |
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Chonto 13 minutes Directed by Carson Mell Third installment in Carson Mell’s animated Bobby Bird series. Featuring an aging rock star adopting a heroin addicted carnival monkey. |
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Patton Oswalt/David Bryne 6 min Directed by Wholphin Patton Oswalt stares at the camera for five minutes, followed by David Bryne doing a country cover of “There Stands the Glass” in a storage locker. |
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Shot Through 3 minutes Directed by Tom Dale Shooting up a drum kit out in the English countryside. |
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MORE 6 minutes Directed by Mark Osborne An Academy Award nominated animated short about the tolls of the pursuit of happiness, set to New Order’s “Elegia.” |
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Born Like Stars 5 minutes Directed by Steve Haddock and Brad A. Seibel Baby squid, born like stars, 6000 feet under the sea. Set to the music of Colleen. |
[...] Fans of McSweeney’s (many of whom will also be going to the screening of Nerdcore) will want to check out the Wholphin Shorts. Wholphin is a quarterly DVD magazine featuring shorts, documentaries and uncategorizable films — from “rare Spike Jonze documentaries to Alexander Payne’s first short feature.” Wholphin concentrates on the hard-to-find, the comical and the things you’ve just got to see to believe. For the line-up, check out the Sound Unseen website. [...]
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