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| 2001,
83 min, USA |
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Sun
2/3 9:15 pm
Roxie Cinema |
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Wed
2/6 2:45 pm
Roxie Cinema |
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Advance
tickets for this show are no long available but tickets will
be available at the theater 15 minutes before show time.
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Please
arrive 15 minutes before showtime
to assure seating!

Advanced tickets are not mailed.
Pick them up at will call the day of the show.

To buy passes, please go to the Tickets
page. |
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Synopsis
Plymptoon fans rejoice,
Bill Plympton returns to the big screen of IndieFest (following
CANT DRAG RACE WITH JESUS last year) with a cartoon/feature
double-bill. EAT (now part of the Spike and Mike touring show)
will get you in the proper mood for MUTANT ALIENS, Plymptons
third hand drawn animated motion picture (following 1992s
THE TUNE and I MARRIED A STRANGE PERSON from 1998). Plympton
spins a wildly humorous, yet poignant yarn about an astronaut,
his daughter, and five violent (yet sympathetic) alien creatures
seeking revenge on a space baron. The twisted narrative begins
as astronaut Earl Jenson says goodbye to Josie, his 5-year old,
and evil rocket designer Dr. Frubar. After the launch, Frubar
ejects the rockets fuel and the enraged Josie bites his
finger off. Earl is lost in space. 20 years later Josie and
her boyfriend are having sex at the observatory where she works,
and they notice something crash into the ground. Earl has returned
to Earth. He tells of the planet of the Nose People, and everyone
laughs, until an incredibly savage nose pops out of the capsule
and the carnage commences. The vice-president has now been moved
to a safe, undisclosed location.
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Attendance :
Contact : plymptoons@aol.com
(t) 212 675 6021 (f) 212 675 0233 |
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Preceded
By : Eat (2001,
9 min, USA) by Bill Plympton
Contact
: plymptoons@aol.com
Synopsis
: A quaint, charming
French restaurant quickly becomes the scene of culinary mayhem.
Winner Grand Prize for Short Films: Cannes 2001.
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