New Mean Girls
This 2024 musical film is based on the Broadway show and the 2004 film of the same name with major differences.
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A 35mm found-footage hand-manipulated collage film focusing on the depiction of fear and revenge seen in commercial cinema. Manipulating our fear of mortality, it suggests we decimate what threatens us. The surface of the film material has been treated the same way: peeling, scalping, cutting and burning the images.
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A 35mm found-footage hand-manipulated collage film focusing on the depiction of fear and revenge seen in commercial cinema. Manipulating our fear of mortality, it suggests we decimate what threatens us. The surface of the film material has been treated the same way: peeling, scalping, cutting and burning the images.
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