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| Monster Road |
Dir. Brett Ingram US 2004
Monster Road explores the dazzling and fantastic
worlds of legendary underground clay animator Bruce Bickford. A cult
figure from his days as Frank Zappaıs house animator (Baby Snakes,
The Amazing Mr. Bickford), Bickford works alone in a basement studio
where he produces films that would make the California Raisins tremble
in their oversize sneakers. Animated torture chambers, hamburgers that
morph into flesh-eating monsters, and human skin that literally crawls
away are just part of the landscape in his animated worlds. Only two
rules apply in Bickfordıs animated universe: nothing is as it seems and the
"little guy² must always triumph over the "big bullies². Tracing the
origins of Bickfordıs wildly unique sensibility, the film journeys back
to his childhood in a competitive household during the paranoia of the Cold
War and examines his relationship with his father, a retired aerospace engineer
facing the onset of Alzheimerıs. Along with a glimpse into the world of a true
visionary, the film reveals a story that, like childhood itself is at once scary
and funny, sad and baffling. (80m)
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