La Folie du Décret du Frère (2021)
A friar, aided by his water-boy son, Watr Boy, attempts to read an oblique decree as increasingly bizarre characters interrupt him. A Neo-Neo-Dadaist work interrogating time, reality, death, and meaning(lessness).
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A friar, aided by his water-boy son, Watr Boy, attempts to read an oblique decree as increasingly bizarre characters interrupt him. A Neo-Neo-Dadaist work interrogating time, reality, death, and meaning(lessness).
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, History
Written By:Alex Abrams, Michael Cueto, Daniel Oh, J.K. Wang
In Theaters:8/14/2021
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:VWC
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