Set in 2007, a father and daughter try to discover why the planet has ended up as a polluted cesspool of toxic, corrupting transmissions where its citizens expend terrific energy pursuing ...
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Title: Spectres of the Spectrum (1999)
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Sean Kilkoyne | ... | Yogi (as Sean Kilcoyne) |
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Caroline Koebel | ... | Boo Boo |
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Beth Lisick | ... | (voice) |
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Set in 2007, a father and daughter try to discover why the planet has ended up as a polluted cesspool of toxic, corrupting transmissions where its citizens expend terrific energy pursuing the most base rewards of a vacuous consumer culture. Written by Anonymous
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That's how I was when I walked (staggered) out of this "film". I couldn't leave, because it was at a film festival and the cinema was full of people. I was stuck in the middle. Trapped.
The tiny fragment of original footage which attempted to bind this film together features some of the worst acting ever to grace the big screen. The daughter was a stand out performance - stand out in the bad sense.
Thge cinematography was hideous, consisting of disjointed framing and some of the oddest lighting I've witnessed.
As for the stock footage... well at first one...
Wait.
Why am I reviewing this film? Why do I acknowledge its existence? Please, don't watch it. Do something useful with two hours of your life and go watch some paint dry.