A gay ice skating anime made me believe in love again
'Yuri!!! on Ice' turned queerbaiting on its head and gave me hope when I needed it the most.
The Can (1994)
In a future society where soft drinks are only for the rich and powerful, one man owns the last remaining cans of Coca-Cola. After the last can is consumed we beginning a mind melting odyssey of surreal events as the can is used and abused by all walks of life. It is used as a sex toy for a nymphomaniac artist, a crack pipe for two desperate homeless men, a target for two drunk hayseeds who are later abducted by aliens and ultimately a talisman for a depressed young women yearning to return to nature.
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In a future society where soft drinks are only for the rich and powerful, one man owns the last remaining cans of Coca-Cola. After the last can is consumed we beginning a mind melting odyssey of surreal events as the can is used and abused by all walks of life. It is used as a sex toy for a nymphomaniac artist, a crack pipe for two desperate homeless men, a target for two drunk hayseeds who are later abducted by aliens and ultimately a talisman for a depressed young women yearning to return to nature.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:David Schendel
In Theaters:9/21/1994
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Blue Collar Films
Cast
David Schendel
Director
Ross Kinney
The Beachcomber
John Nielsen
Akira Kokafeller
Michelle Marshall
Tomoko Kokequette
Paul Shipp
The Mad Clown
Macey Lawrence
Kathy Colana
David Larue
Mr. Fissure
Len Vashedec
Jazzy Dave
Brent David Fraser
Tab Bender
Jessica Mora
Erika Lushus
Sheryl Lee
Angelique Carmel
George Makkas
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