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White Trash At Heart (1992)
"Holly HARDMAN White Trash at Heart (1992; 33 min.) An uproarious romp through the twisted byways of Lynch-land, er Holy-Sin-land, USA. "A savvy satire kept buoyant by its energy and swift pace it takes Lynch's sledgehammer technique to its illogical limits." Shock Cinema Stars Holly Angell Hardman; music by the Workdogs, Poison Idea, Big Stick, A-Bones, others." From the MWF catalogue.
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"Holly HARDMAN White Trash at Heart (1992; 33 min.) An uproarious romp through the twisted byways of Lynch-land, er Holy-Sin-land, USA. "A savvy satire kept buoyant by its energy and swift pace it takes Lynch's sledgehammer technique to its illogical limits." Shock Cinema Stars Holly Angell Hardman; music by the Workdogs, Poison Idea, Big Stick, A-Bones, others." From the MWF catalogue.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
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In Theaters:1/1/1992
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Runtime:33 minutes
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Cast
Holly Angell Hardman
Director
Holly Angell Hardman
Lula Looza
John Datri
Sailor Failyur/Bar Patron
Rob Kennedy
Cousin Crispy Hopper
Steven Schriebman
Voice of David
Paul Anderson
David's mouth/Bar Patron
Deep Throat
David's uvula
Lisa Podosin
Peach
Nicole Rabin
Groupie
Jan Dykstra
Groupie
Evan Christenson
Fire Lover
Jim McCarthy
Burned Body no. 1
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