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When people literally explode from emotional overload, grief is just the beginning. A wildly surrealist charade in which a bereaved man, his friend and mother spiral through village life.
A cheerful pregnant woman on holiday with her husband and child encounters violence that lead to her demise.
In the saliva-saturated Sputum world, an ugly class struggle is unfolding. The ruling Antique FAMLY depend on the saliva of the Bakelites to survive an invisible, buzzing, fungus cloud. With invasive, saliva milking machines and an addictive rot powder, their FAMLY enforces a status quo. But when the Bakelite rebellion led by Jimin Blyth gets help from aristocratic Antique deserter Kalta Crux, their future takes a new turn.
A brutal assault changes Marieke's life. She leaves her familiar city rhythms for the solitude of a isolated house in the countryside. Her irrational fears on the frozen farm are a constant struggle. As spring's orchestra begins, her curiosity for new things that cover the cold rot of winter pull her out of the suffocating interior of her mind. Slowly she accepts the help of John, her neighbour.
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2000 Dutch Experimental Film
In 2007, Dan Geesin released a CD entitled Fat Head, containing songs and spoken lyrics. The CD cover shows a balloon displaying a drawn, bearded face that looks surprisingly similar to Geesin's. The balloon also plays the leading role in the black-and-white film of the same name, which does not contain a single word. It does represent the tragic journey of a thought, during which the balloon is shattered with stones or slowly shrivels up, but reappears time and again.
