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Certainly some of those surreal elements can be witnessed and this is nothing if not ambitious. No distributors on board this one yet, but after the World Premiere at TIFF, we shall see.


2 Comments
StephenM | August 14, 2012 3:39 PM
How on earth can they call something "seminal" if it hasn't even been finished yet?