01 January 1997 14 mins
This is a home-movie horror film. Its heroine, Stretch, adopts a severed head as her companion and hijacks her own story to investigate it for herself and for her audience.
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United Kingdom 01 January 1997
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31 October 1997
A film about one woman's personal freedom and the price she pays to keep it.
13 December 1997
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01 January 1997
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01 January 1997
A Donatello Award winning short film about an insane woman who cultivates a lawn with beautiful flowers, only to find that they just add to her pain.
02 July 1997
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17 September 1997
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30 November 1997
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16 March 1997
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