Three ordinary guys are thrust into a parallel world of an old Sci-Fi movie. Trapped in a low budget universe they must somehow fight their way home before it is too late.
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Title: This Giant Papier-Mâché Boulder Is Actually Really Heavy (2016)
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| Christian Nicolson | ... | Tom | |
| Sez Niederer | ... | Emmanor | |
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Daniel Pujol | ... | Jeffrey |
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Lewis Roscoe | ... | Gavin |
| Joseph Wycoff | ... | Lord Froth | |
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Tansy Hayden | ... | Fralligay |
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Jarred Tito | ... | Bruce |
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Andrew Beszant | ... | Mystery Man |
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Luci Hare | ... | Amazon |
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Lucinda Hare | ... | Amazon |
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Robert Mignault | ... | The Anigalian / the Peddler |
| Rachel Nicholls | ... | Amazon | |
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Saffron Randle | ... | Amazon |
| Jay Simon | ... | The Codex / The Skaer (voice) | |
| Merv Smith | ... | Space Pirate Captain | |
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Three ordinary guys are thrust into a parallel world of an old Sci-Fi movie. Trapped in a low budget universe they must somehow fight their way home before it is too late.
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princess | escapism | parallel universe | scifi convention | watching a movie |Parents Guide:
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12 February 2016 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I saw this film at a festival last year, without an idea what to expect.
To say the least, I was absolutely floored by its excellence.
This film is the very epitome of creating something out of practically nothing, and in fact, that very approach creates and carries the film from start to finish, as well as many clever self-aware jokes along the way.
The introspective perspective of a film that knows its a film creates a unique dichotomy of those that "get into" their hobbies too much versus those that never really join in.