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A punk girl, Alyce, travels through a David Lynch/Maya Deren adaptation of an H.P. Lovecraft short story... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Artsy but not particularly satisfying moreCast
(Credited cast) | Ashley Bergstrom | ... | Cafe Patron #4 |
| Charlie Bethel | ... | Mitchell |
| Molly Bizak | ... | Punk #2 |
| Brenna Brelie | ... | Tap dancer #1 |
| Benny S. Cannon | ... | Erich Zahn |
| Delilah Davis | ... | Alyce |
| Emily Dery | ... | Cafe Patron #9 |
| Brent Eckhoff | ... | Cafe Patron #1 |
| Danny Falla | ... | Punk #5 |
| Libby Fiegl | ||
| Garrett Fitzgerald | ... | Saul |
| Dove Foster-Dewey | ||
| Dylan Garrisan | ... | Cafe Patron #10 |
| Nick Glover | ... | Punk #3 |
| Claribel Gross | ... | Cafe Patron #8 |
| J. Victor Johnson | ... | Punk #4 |
| O'Calla Shay Joslyn | ... | Tap dancer #2 |
| Chris Korn | ... | Punk #1 |
| Chase Korte | ... | Chase |
| Anne-Sophie Martin-Mordien | ... | Sophie |
| Scott Phillips | ... | Cafe Patron #11 |
| Leonora Porter | ... | Cafe Patron #6 |
| Laurie Primus Quamme | ... | Cafe Patron #3 |
| Ashley Satchry | ... | Cafe Patron #5 |
| Brandy Snyder | ... | Irma |
| Jessica Tibiatowski | ... | Cafe Patron #2 |
| Lerah Tymoshuk | ... | Cafe Patron #7 |
 | Paul von Stoetzel | ... | Punk #1 |
| Kayla Vosper | ... | Punk #6 |
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This short is from the Moviemark DVD Indie Shorts Project Vol. 1 (2006). It's the first on the DVD and is very, very unusual and artsy.
Describing the plot is very, very difficult--especially since this is a film where the plot doesn't seem to be that important--what's important are the artistic qualities of film. It begins with a woman who appears to be homeless or a punk who in many ways looks like a young female version of Klaus Kinski with bright orange hair! Who exactly she is and why she behaves in such an odd fashion really isn't explained. However, she meets a deaf lady who uses real sign language, not gibberish and I found her easy to interpret what she was saying. I was happy the film makers got this right. Then the deaf lady introduces her to a weird violinist who plays haunting music.
What happens next, I won't mention--partly because it was confusing and partly because the film had already lost me a long time ago. I guess I could watch and re-watch the film to look for all the symbolism and meaning, but it never grabbed my attention at all despite decent production values.