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Trevor Stone’s Primates make their acting debut in this post-apocalyptic take on the opening of Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey”. Directed by Martin Thoburn. Production assistance by Adam E. Hunt, Joey Sims, Steve Dannemiller, and Micah Vanderhoof. feat. Chris Sandon, Trevor Stone, and Dan Blades. Shot in part on location at Natural Aggregates Corp. in Milford MI.

A short documenting a growing male prostitution problem in Ypsilanti, MI . Written and edited by Chris Sandon for Dreamland Tonight hosted by Mark Maynard. Music by Charlie Slick.

THE GIG from dirty bros. quality productions on Vimeo.

The year is 2013. Syrah Praylin is president. Female daytime TV hosts are banished into space. Muerta Spewart is forced to do her show from a HD space prison. She tries in these poor conditions to prepare for her Holy Day Special. The plot twists into a chaotic tornado of magic, rainbows, glitter, mythic creatures, and even the bathroom sink. Your mind will continue swirl even as the credits roll. This whole ticking package is gift wrapped with a soundtrack by Charlie Slick that includes Elvis and Bee Gees covers. approx. running time 45 min.

WARNING: Contains strong adult themes. Not intended for children.

“A time capsule of politically apocalyptic proportions” –Hard Times Magazine

“Like the Wizard of Oz in Fantasia if Dorothy was Pulanski’s Rosmary and Toto was her H.R. Gieger Baby.” –Movie Snob Magazine

“The most f*cked up version of Humpty Dumpty ever told.” -NJ Grimes

Playing with a puppet performance of “Deus ex Machina” by Dreamland Puppet Troupe approx. running time 25 min.

Saturdays in January – 7pm. $10 Dreamland Theater

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poster design by c.sandon

Here is a great short from our man Martin Thoburn.

FRAMES from Martin Thoburn on Vimeo.

check out his awesome work at his blogsite.

enjoy!

here is an old video for one of the songs:

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Exciting projects in the works for next spring with Martin Thoburn for Ann Arbor Film Festival and Spontaneous Art with the Smithsonian.  photo by Martin Thoburn.