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Myopic Visions A collection of short films by award winning director Chris Mancini
CATALOG NO. 595
TYPE Shorts Compilation, Mixed Genre
YEAR 2006
RUNNING TIME 100 minutes
DVD, REGION0 (All)
TV SYSTEM NTSC
UPC 880198059598

SYNOPSIS FILMS IN PROGRAM SCREENINGS PRESS PURCHASE / LICENSING SIMILAR
Hitmen, Clowns, Leprechauns, Living Suits, Killer Doughnuts and Angry Street Cleaners can all be seen in Filmmaker Chris Mancini's MYOPIC VISIONS. With a unique vision of Science Fiction and Comedy, this compilation presents all of Chris' award winning short films in one place for the first time. The films have played such prestigious festivals as Slamdance, HBO's U.S. Comedy Arts, London Sci Fi Film Festival, and many others. The Sci Fi Channel also presented Chris the The Future of Film Filmmaker award and aired his award winning short film SKINS, which The Museum of Television and Radio archived as an Important Short Film.
Numerous luminaries have helped out with this compilation including comedians and actors from HBO's Mr. Show, Everybody Loves Raymond, Babylon 5, The Brady Bunch Movies, and Emmy award winning composer Gary Stockdale provided numerous original scores.
Plus see early films such as The Man Who Loved Doughnuts and MOPS. SIX films in all!
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