Mixtape is a Revival of the '90s Punk Music Style
A throwback to the last months of the 20th century in this comedy film.
Tears of The Meniscus
At 40, Link is a depressed loser living on government welfare. He finds himself forced to become a responsible hero—entirely against his will—after accidentally letting Ganondorf kidnap the King of Hyrule. Under threat from Zelda, who promises to cut off his welfare checks if he doesn't rescue her father, Link embarks on an epic… and completely absurd quest.
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At 40, Link is a depressed loser living on government welfare. He finds himself forced to become a responsible hero—entirely against his will—after accidentally letting Ganondorf kidnap the King of Hyrule. Under threat from Zelda, who promises to cut off his welfare checks if he doesn't rescue her father, Link embarks on an epic… and completely absurd quest.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nicolas Catudal, Ludovic Décarie
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Runtime:88 minutes
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