Absurdistan on DVD
A film by Veit Helmer
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Synopsis
Welcome to Absurdistan, a small village in the high desert mountains, just on the outskirts of reality, where magical visions and bizarre events fuse together. The village is facing a water shortage, but the men are too lazy to fix a rickety pipeline and the women are getting fed up with their good-for-nothing husbands. Led by young Aya, the women make a simple vow: “No water, no sex.� The men's only hope is Temelko, whose long-promised wedding with Aya is put on hold until he finds a solution for the water problem. OFFICIAL SELECTION- Sundance Film Festival What the Critics are Saying "A wildly imaginative romantic fable... Worthy of Gabriel Garcia Marquez at his most playful." - Washington Post "A rollicking, bawdy fable reminiscent of Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin!" - SF Chronicle "A droll, lusty comedy! Folkloric charm buoyed by comic inventiveness!" - Los Angeles Times "An irresistible tale of love and perseverance with magic at its heart!" - Seattle Times "A treat for the eyes and funny bone!" - Variety "Charming and visually inventive! A sweet and silly delight." - San Francisco Bay Guardian "A nonstop charm machine!" - LA Weekly "Truly romantic! Easy on the eyes, ears and funny bone!" - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Recommended Reading Lysistrata by Aristophanes Links See details about this film's theatrical
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