Plot Summary
After uber-dweeb Elvin McBrant is attacked and bitten by a dead(ish) hippie during a zombie uprising, he takes refuge in a farmhouse, where he becomes the unlikely leader of a rag-tag group of survivors. Unaware that the infection is clouding his judgement, the others naively follow his instructions, and it isn’t long before Elvin looks less like a hero, and THEY look more like dinner! In this uniquely crafted, tongue-in-cheek send-up of George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead, new footage and characters are meticulously woven into the historic film, with the result that the dialogue and acting of the original become part of a completely different story. See what critics are calling “New life for an old ass, black and white horror flick!” This motion picture has not been rated by the MPAA. Parental discretion advised.
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Featured Film: Nancy Kwan “To Whom it May Concern
Plot Summary
The definitive and true life story of Nancy Kwan who as a young Eurasian girl from Hong Kong captured the hearts and minds of moviegoers around the world in her starmaking motion picture debute role in the The World of Suzie Wong (1960) and the unforgettable follow up, Rodgers & Hammerstein Hollywood hit musical, Flower Drum Song (1961). With just two pictures in two years, this stunning beauty would become one of Hollywood’s first Asian “It” girls. But, the motion pictures that followed would never again mirror that initital success. This feature docu-drama explores “what happened” to such a promising career as it takes its audience on a personal journey, which is both fairy-tale and poignant. Featuring Joan Chen, France Nuyen, Vivian Wu, Sandra Allen, and a host of Nancy’s family and friends and filmed in High Definition on various locations including Hong Kong, Cambodia, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Kansas City, Nancy Kwan’s story is a equally compelling, as it is inspiring.
CATEGORIES: Featured Films
TAGS: Brian Jamieson, EggUp, flixscene, Hawaii International Film Festival, HIFF, Joan Chen, Nancy kwan, To Whom it May Concern
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