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Only Looking Forward
A short-tempered man-child is pushed to his emotional limit while chasing a mysterious powerful woman who vandalized his motor. This film deals with themes of a man's aggression and fantasy, and its questionable effect on the world around him. Fast-paced, attention-grabbing and northern. The lyrics and melody to the song "that's alright mama" popularised by Elvis are in the public domain, meaning anyone can record a version.
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A short-tempered man-child is pushed to his emotional limit while chasing a mysterious powerful woman who vandalized his motor. This film deals with themes of a man's aggression and fantasy, and its questionable effect on the world around him. Fast-paced, attention-grabbing and northern. The lyrics and melody to the song "that's alright mama" popularised by Elvis are in the public domain, meaning anyone can record a version.
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