Pain and Glory: Great for Spain and Story…
The newest Pedro Almodóvar movie, Pain and Glory, focuses on an aging and debilitated filmmaker, Salvador Mallo (played by Antonio Banderas) reflecting on his life in his old age.
The Curse of Yig (2011)
In 1925, a young academic visits the Guthrie Asylum in Oklahoma to explore the native tribal belief in the snake god, Yig. There she is confronted by a bizarre creature, the sole living survivor of the nightmarish Halloween of 1889. As she learns the tragic tale of Walker and Audrey Davis- early residents of the Oklahoma Territory- she too begins to fall under the spell of an unrelenting fear that time cannot diminish.
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In 1925, a young academic visits the Guthrie Asylum in Oklahoma to explore the native tribal belief in the snake god, Yig. There she is confronted by a bizarre creature, the sole living survivor of the nightmarish Halloween of 1889. As she learns the tragic tale of Walker and Audrey Davis- early residents of the Oklahoma Territory- she too begins to fall under the spell of an unrelenting fear that time cannot diminish.
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Written By:Tim Uren
In Theaters:9/17/2011
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:10,000 Comics, Killing Joke Films
Cast
Paul von Stoetzel
Director
Amy Schweickhardt
Zealia Bishop / Audrey Davis
Tim Uren
Walker Davis / Dr. McNeill
Dawn Krosnowski
Sally Compton
Conor Timmis
Joe Compton
Kurt Schweickhardt
Okmulgee Man
M. Allen LaFleur
Pawnee Man
Jean Wolff
Asylum Receptionist
Scott Kever
Lafayette Smith
Amber Barnett
Lead Cabin Dancer
Derek Meyer
Lead Cabin Dancer
Melissa Schmitz
Cabin Dancer
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