Ad Astra: Cinematic Hypnotism
“Ad Astra” is a film that possesses similar beats to sci-fi classics, falling into the realm of cinematic hypnotism, and pulling us in with its mysteriously intoxicating identity.
Fudliaks! Tear the Sexes Apart!
This hyper-intersectional film is an amalgam of sci-fi creature-flick, campy music video, grotesque comedy, agitprop flick against heterocentric research as well as (soft-)pornographic subversive statement. "FUDLIAKS! Tear the sexes apart!" is set in an undefined present, in a mysterious laboratory: the Institute for Gender Normalization. The research subject of this neo-conservative think tank: the scientific underpinnings of conventional heteronormative bodies and biologically binary genders. But a new research series turns all that on its head!
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This hyper-intersectional film is an amalgam of sci-fi creature-flick, campy music video, grotesque comedy, agitprop flick against heterocentric research as well as (soft-)pornographic subversive statement. "FUDLIAKS! Tear the sexes apart!" is set in an undefined present, in a mysterious laboratory: the Institute for Gender Normalization. The research subject of this neo-conservative think tank: the scientific underpinnings of conventional heteronormative bodies and biologically binary genders. But a new research series turns all that on its head!
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Jasmin Hagendorfer, Johannes Grenzfurthner
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Jasmin Hagendorfer
Director
Andrea Nitsche
Dr. Emmanuelle Ochsenknecht
Benjamin Kornfeld
Dr. Volker Mannesmann
Benjamin Brommer
Dr. Hans Habicht
Blanka Daneluk
Proband A
Alice Moe
Proband C
Nadine Cobbina
Dr. Trixie Wotruba
Jasmin Hagendorfer
Empfangsdame Frau Schlüpferl
Kudra Owens
Elia Sprinkle, the face of the future
Johannes Grenzfurthner
Fudliak 3
Thomas Kranabetter
Tomas Krabanansky
Lisa Klemann
Ludmilla Dudnic
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