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Pinkus
Convinced his life’s purpose is to find "Pinkus", a forgotten Wendy’s menu item once used to promote Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, a delusional obsessive hires an amateur videographer to document his descent into fast-food folklore and madness.
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Convinced his life’s purpose is to find "Pinkus", a forgotten Wendy’s menu item once used to promote Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, a delusional obsessive hires an amateur videographer to document his descent into fast-food folklore and madness.
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