“Sweeney Todd”: Demons and Hair Cuts
As a musical fan, I enjoyed the film and encourage anyone who likes dark humour and a bit of blood to give it a watch.
Neegros: It's Cereal! (2027)
Neegros: It’s Cereal! follows a struggling cereal company that hires a rogue ad agency to save its brand by taking it back to its “roots.” Through the lens of a filmmaker who never intervenes, the campaign reveals the uneasy and often absurd collision of branding, race, identity, and profit.
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Neegros: It’s Cereal! follows a struggling cereal company that hires a rogue ad agency to save its brand by taking it back to its “roots.” Through the lens of a filmmaker who never intervenes, the campaign reveals the uneasy and often absurd collision of branding, race, identity, and profit.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:1/1/2027
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Cast
Jason R.A. Foster
Director
Samantha Beaulieu
Janice Fallwood
Martin Bats Bradford
Dash Greaves
Philip Fornah
Theo Denton
Douglas Wilcox
Kalvin Fallwood
Chelsea Bryan
Cheryl-Lee
Blayne Weaver
Lewis Lewis
Lincoln Robisch
Flynn Lewis
Grace Kennedy
Samantha
Sylvia Grace Crim
Grace
John Charles II
Alwayne Greaves (voice)
Pat Janssen
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