Animal Farm: Viva la Dystopia
This incarnation of Animal Farm is filled with the generic plot points, immature humor, cardboard characters and visual flaws that you have come to know from today’s lesser children’s films.
Peter Meadowdale: Big Crimes, Big City, Short Detective (2002)
It is one week since Meadowdale's run-in with The Chartreuse Men, and he is broke. Just when it seems all hope is lost, salvation enters his office in the form of one Miss Victoria Urstaring. Now, Meadowdale is back on his feet and after the missing case of bourbon and the mysterious "Malted Eagle" statue. The Detective is lead down a "string" of paths, and in the process, is framed for murder! It's a case only our hero can solve...or rather, stumble upon and in the end, Cupid's arrow is more involved than Meadowdale is prepared for.
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It is one week since Meadowdale's run-in with The Chartreuse Men, and he is broke. Just when it seems all hope is lost, salvation enters his office in the form of one Miss Victoria Urstaring. Now, Meadowdale is back on his feet and after the missing case of bourbon and the mysterious "Malted Eagle" statue. The Detective is lead down a "string" of paths, and in the process, is framed for murder! It's a case only our hero can solve...or rather, stumble upon and in the end, Cupid's arrow is more involved than Meadowdale is prepared for.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Mystery, Adventure
Written By:Phillip Machi
In Theaters:5/31/2002
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Livestock Productions
Cast
Phillip Machi
Director
Nathan Cockerill
Bar Bully
John Cox
Policeman
Steve Kay
Blue Hound Dive Bartender
Jamie Koeth
Nightclub M.C.
Isabel Lane
Cat's Cradle Girl
Maria Machi
Marie the Secretary
Phil Machi
Peter Meadowdale
Taylor Maimbourg
Jimmy The Paperboy
David Malinowski
Carl The Drunk
Christina Matthews
Benny The Janitor
Leslie Moore
Victoria Urstaring
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