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By Zach W (191) on 21 Jun 2007

This is just a funky dark humored film. I like it. My favourite part is when the team from Africa slides into the giant vat of beer…

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By Loro R (8) on 19 Jun 2007

Guy Maddin is one of my favourite directors. This movie is absolutely amazing…

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By Michelle R (485) on 18 Jun 2007

Even when Guy Maddin is at his most commercial he still creates a film full of legless beer baroness, psychic tape worms, blind folded orchestras…

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By Zach H (247) on 17 Jun 2007

The story wasn't what I thought it would be (I was expecting something, I dunno, sadder), but the filmmaking...just wow…

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By Cory W (228) on 13 Jun 2007

Oh George Toles, you are my teacher and you wrote this…

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By Alyssa C (96) on 12 Jun 2007

Maddin is an amazing artist, and this just proves it…

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By Mark C (1,395) on 10 Jun 2007

So funny and with so much style! I'm proud it's Canadian…

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By Johnny S (381) on 08 Jun 2007

Clever, bizarre. Shot like a 1920s movie…

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By Mark L (1,544) on 07 Jun 2007

Camp partly as the homosexuals mean it as private sorrow / And partly as others mean it--lighting fire for food./ Neither I said, seawater…

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By Thomas Y (32) on 07 Jun 2007

Just the best!!!!! SO FUN AND ALSO FUNNY…

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By Lara R (71) on 07 Jun 2007

I saw this just for Mark McKinney but ended up loving it. It is probably the most bizzare movie I've seen and I want to watch it again soon…

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By Benjamin R (270) on 07 Jun 2007

Interesting and artistic, had it's moments but overall I didn't like it as much as I thought I would…

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By Alister N (242) on 06 Jun 2007

Using an avant-garde retrograde style that is a throwback to the silent era (washed out, grainy, speed mock ups) and a humorous plot make for…

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By Colin S (333) on 06 Jun 2007

It's just pure art! plus using Winnipeg as a place for a concert about the saddest music in the world makes perfect sense…

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By Sydney R (18) on 06 Jun 2007

This movie was one of the trippiest movies I have ever seen... And I love that Isabella Rossellini glass legs filled with beer! Priceless…

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By Patrick F (771) on 06 Jun 2007

One of the weirdest films I've ever seen…

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By Christopher H (1,747) on 05 Jun 2007

This film is beyond beautiful, Rossellini is as majestic as ever, channeling her mother in full force…

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By Georg F (2) on 04 Jun 2007

A very bizarre Canadian indie flick, I quite enjoyed it…

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By Clifford T (24) on 31 May 2007

Creatively shot, well acted, and a bizarre plot make this a wonderful and sadly overlooked film. Excellent music…

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By Robert I (1,833) on 29 May 2007

Such a strange unique film. Both good and captivating. I force people to watch it, but I can usually let go of them after five minutes…

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