Frozen II: The most disappointing original Disney animated movie since Chicken Little.
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Interface (2021)
Weary, elderly Henry and his enigmatic, shape-shifting companion Mischief navigate a desolate, glitching version of 1940s/50s Canada. Born from the aftermath of a fictionalized Philadelphia Experiment, this “hauntological” landscape is a fractured reality where historical nostalgia merges with cosmic horror.
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Weary, elderly Henry and his enigmatic, shape-shifting companion Mischief navigate a desolate, glitching version of 1940s/50s Canada. Born from the aftermath of a fictionalized Philadelphia Experiment, this “hauntological” landscape is a fractured reality where historical nostalgia merges with cosmic horror.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Justin Tomchuk
In Theaters:10/17/2021
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Runtime:117 minutes
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Cast
Justin Tomchuk
Director
Justin Tomchuk
Mischief (voice)
Christa Elliott
Henryk's Daughter (voice)
Yoshi Ando
Octopus Chef (voice)
Phil Jamesson
Hazmatz Mascot (voice)
The Minute Hour
Ringmaster (voice)
Bob Grossi
Flying Head (voice)
Libby Brien
Television Host (voice)
Eve Sévigny
Museum Staff (voice)
Philip Hersh
Mr. Greetings (voice)
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