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Susurrus
USA 2025
produced by Head on Sticks Films
directed by Ten-Headed Skeleton
starring Lynne Pham, Moriah Sittner, Krista Moy, Tatiana Lombardo, Chrysanbtheumum Binayug, Sonia Fierce, Alena Lakha, Pam Xiong, Sarah Villacarillo, David Aguilar, narration by Lauren Yang, Macie Kenworthy
written and music by Ten-Headed Skeleton
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review by Mike Haberfelner
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Four girls find they have entered a pretty barren building they have never
intended to enter, and try as they may, they can't find the way out, and
thus they're looking for the exit for centuries, without ever aging or
even getting hungry, while the sun outside never sets. Other people enter
the bulding every now and again, but invariably disappear before they can
be of any help to our heroines. In the meantime, a man dies in the woods -
to find himself somewhere else, with the urge to kill. Also, a whole city
explodes out of reality, and an internet challegen urges people to jump
from highway bridges into traffic to avoid permanent disfigurement ...
Ok, this is a film that's definitely not for everyone, as it (at least
upon first viewing) doesn't make any sense, uses associate rather than
linear storytelling, relies on often bizarre imagery and experimental
filmmaking techniques. But at the same time, this isn't a film that tries
to just alienate its audience, as despite its artistic ambitions this is
also a film that has its tongue firmly in cheek and that includes some
song and dance numbers in its proceedings. That said, as mentioned, not a
film for everyone, but if you're looking for womething very much out of
the ordinary, then its a worthwhile watch for sure.
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