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Hank Dobson just wants to live near the beach and make enough money to get by. Landing a job at ToyCo seems like a promising start to his arrival in Galveston, Texas. But it doesn’t take long for strange things to start happening—and for him to begin questioning what’s real.
A husband enlists a mysterious hunter to help him track his wife into a frightening and surreal forest where she has fallen into the hands of a savage beast. Absurd humor, a touching look at relationships, and plenty of style set this spooky tale apart from the pack. A memorable original soundtrack full of electronic music and pop tunes, all by the band Pony Canyon, help set a driving pace which will keep everyone on the edge of their seat.
On Gary's first day of being homeless, he delves into his new situation with charming resilience--from an attempt at urban homesteading that is at once inspiring and absurd to some creative financing in the name of SunnyD. But it's not until a mysterious goth girl, Tara, inadvertently leads him into a dreamlike world of sinister forces that he is truly challenged and realizes sometimes you've gotta go down in order to rise up. Gary and the Underworld is a super-stylish, no-dialogue feature that speaks through an awesome original soundtrack and immersive imagery to tell a tale of human kindness that addresses--and grapples with--the assumptions we make about what it means to have and have not.
