Hot Chicks on T.V. Trailer (1987)

01 January 1987 Drama 7 mins

The excitement and traumas of two girls turn into 60 seconds of huffing and puffing with computer animated explosions, blithely representing the hectic pace of a woman's middle years. Calmly, a serene white-haired woman emerges from this multi-layered explosion. She chats with her old friend (who is now a bag lady with a cellular phone) about survival and getting older.

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Canada 01 January 1987

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