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INTERNET RELEASE: 2000 (atomfilms.com)
Ken Boynton's MUCH ADO ABOUT PUBERTY stands as one of the most irreverent homages to the Bard in cinematic history--and also one of the funniest. Boynton sets Shakespeare's bawdy tone, period costumes, and iambic pentameter to work on suburban America, drawing belly laughs from contrasting the poet's style with a subject most mundane. Puberty is also the source of humor in LOVE CHILD, a dramedy perfectly set in 1975. LOVE CHILD stars Neve Campbell as the beautiful older sister to a tomboy whose best friend is going through his own puberty-driven crises.
The British short HOLIDAY ROMANCE and the Australian short PACT, both unusual comedies, round out the LUST FOR LIFE collection. PACT features two lovers whose desperate attempts at a romantic suicide prove faulty and then fatal. HOLIDAY ROMANCE turns the tables on a wanna-be burglar, with the thug trapped inside the house and forced to take care of the vacationing homeowner's pets.
This is the only Ken Boynton video. Stars also making their debut in this video: J.J. Keith, Patrick Sisam. Lust for Life | Orig Year | 2000 | | CD Universe Part number | 6870753 | | Release Date | New Lust for Life TR release date | | Rating | Not Rated | | Also Known As | AtomFilms: A Lust for Life | | Movie Details | Color |
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