in Toronto 2010 - german films

It came from the sea… to fuck the dead back to life.
L.A. ZOMBIE
Emerged from the Pacific Ocean, an alien zombie gets picked up by a surfer in a truck. On the way to
Los Angeles, a severe accident occurs and the surfer gets killed. The alien zombie fucks the dead man back
to life. When the creature enters the city, it becomes increasingly unclear whether he really is a zombie or
a schizophrenic person who is suffering from delusions. Like some kind of dark savior, the alien zombie
proceeds to find various dead men and fuck them back to life...
Genre Erotic, Fantasy/Science Fiction, Horror Year of Production 2010 Director Bruce LaBruce Screenplay
Bruce LaBruce Director of Photography James Carman Producers Bruce LaBruce, Arno Rok, Robert Felt,
Maciek Dziekiewicz, Damian Todaro, Jürgen Brüning, Jörn Hartmann Production Companies PPV Networks/
New York, Wurstfilm/Berlin, Dark Alley Media/New York Principal Cast François Sagat, Rocco Giovanni,
Wolf Hudson, Eddie Diaz Length 63 min Format HDCAM, color, 16:9 Original Version English Sound
Technology Stereo Festivals Locarno 2010, Toronto 2010 World Sales Raspberry & Cream · Nadja Jumah
Prinzessinnenstrasse 16 · 10969 Berlin/Germany · phone/fax +49-30-61 50 75 05 · email nadja@raspberryand
cream.com · www.raspberryandcream.com
Bruce LaBruce is a writer, filmmaker, and photographer based in Toronto. In 1991, he released his first
feature film, No Skin Off My Ass – an exploration of the sordid relationship between a hairdresser and a mute,
handsome young skinhead. His follow-up feature Super 8 1/2 is a cautionary biopic about LaBruce’s rocky rise
to cult stardom. Hustler White, made in collaboration with photographer Rick Castro, was released in 1996
and premiered at Sundance. In 1998, LaBruce shot his first porn movie in London, Skin Flick, following a gang
of neo-Nazi which breaks into the home of a bourgeois gay couple. In 2004, he made another film about
Germans adopting the culture and politics of the left wing movements of the 1970s, The Raspberry Reich,
followed by Otto; or, Up with Dead People, among others.
Screenings
Public:
16 Sept. 21:45 Bell Lightbox 2
18 Sept. 16:00 AMC 9
19 Sept. 20:30 AMC 10
Press & Industry:
14 Sept. 13:15 Scotiabank 9
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