ude: Two short films by Miguel Llansó - Chigger Ale and Night in the Wild Garden; as well as Crumbs anecdotes.

Review

WINNER - Best First Feature - Fantastia Fest
WINNER - Special Jury Mention - Los Angeles Film Festival
NOMINATED - FIPRESCI Prize - Rotterdam International Film Festival
NOMINATED - Best Feature Film (Avant-Garde and Genre) - BAFICI
NOMINATED - Imagining the Future Award - Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival
NOMINATED - Best Film - East End Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - New Horizons Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Denver International Film Festival
OFFICIAL SELECTION - Stockholm International Film Festival - ---

It is hard not to succumb...to this sci-fi whatsit's strange, whimsical spell. - --The New York Times

[A] wonderfully idiosyncratic film from a very distinctive voice - and one that I'm glad exists. - --Indiewire

36:T492,Candy (Daniel Tadesse, who has worked with director Miguel Llansó on four different projects) is a small man under a large sky that is filled with a hovering spacecraft that surely must be dead as it hovers above. Yet since he was young, he dreamed of being on that ship.Candy knows that the ship is alive again and he’s sick of being a collector of discarded ephemera, like all the late 20th century pop memorabilia he keeps finding. This is a world where a Ninja Turtle toy can be seen as a god, where Michael Jordan is worshipped as a deity.Ethopian science fiction, set inside a pre-apocalypse country that looks like the end times already came, capped with a religious experience while watching the Turkish remake/remix/ripoff film Süpermen Dönüyor. Trust me — that’s all it took to make me adore this.If you think this one is strange, well, get ready. Tadesse and Llansó followed it with Jesus Shows You the Way to the Highway, which was recently released by Arrow Video. This movie is on the second disk of that release.Man — who knew that on the other si