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USA - 2022
Wes zone, heartbroken, at the wheel of his car. He stops at a gas station and finds himself trapped in the bathroom. A voice reaches him through a glory hole: he is the chosen one chosen by a dark deity to save humanity from certain destruction.
Glorious
USA - 2022
Directing by: Rebekah McKendry
Writing: Joshua Hull, David Ian McKendry
Cinematography: David Matthews
Music: Jake Hull
Produced by: Bob Portal, Joe Wicker, Morgan Peter Brown, Jason Scott Goldberg, Christian Armogida, Inderpal Singh
Cast: Ryan Kwanten, J.K. Simmons, André Lamar, Sylvia Grace Crim…
International sales: AMP Films
Language : English // Subtitles : French
Writing: Joshua Hull, David Ian McKendry
Cinematography: David Matthews
Music: Jake Hull
Produced by: Bob Portal, Joe Wicker, Morgan Peter Brown, Jason Scott Goldberg, Christian Armogida, Inderpal Singh
Cast: Ryan Kwanten, J.K. Simmons, André Lamar, Sylvia Grace Crim…
International sales: AMP Films
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Glorious
Wes zone, heartbroken, at the wheel of his car. He stops at a gas station and finds himself trapped in the bathroom. A voice reaches him through a glory hole: he is the chosen one chosen by a dark deity to save humanity from certain destruction.
Max Linder Panorama
Legally restricted to persons over 16
Lenght : 79 min // Ratio : 2.35 // Format : dcpLanguage : English // Subtitles : French
Wes zone, heartbroken, at the wheel of his car. He stops at a gas station and finds himself trapped in the bathroom. A voice reaches him through a glory hole: he is the chosen one chosen by a dark deity to save humanity from certain destruction.
The inventor of the Hollywood notion of high concept, Don Simpson, died on his toilet from a cocktail of drugs/medication/greasy food. It was only fitting, after all, that an author pay homage to him with the first ever high concept film set entirely in a latrine. Rebekah McKendry looks the utter absurdity of her script straight in the eye, never looking down, and lifts it to frankly unexpected heights once the groundwork is laid. The direction manages to play with the smallness of the set, Ryan Kwanten's slaughter dances the tango with J.K. Simmons' vocal performance, and laughter and gore go hand in hand happily.