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Oddball Films and curator Kat Shuchter present What the F (ilm)?! an evening of some of the most bizarre, hilarious and insane films from our massive 16mm collection. From puppet anger management to rockin' Grandpas, Bergman spoofs, junky dogs and more cine-insanity, this is one night of rare and hilarious head-scratchers you won't want to miss.
Grandpa gets bored of the old-age home and signs his soul over to the devil to become a rockin' sex machine in The Old Man and the Devil (1970s). Caninibis: The Junky Dog (1979) is the story of one cartoon dog who loves to get high, even when he's working for the cops. See if you can handle the cliffhanger ending to Pamela Wong's Birthday for Grandma (1977), a quaint yet befuddling look at life in Chicago's chinatown through the eyes of a little girl. Madeline Kahn speaks mock-Swedish in the hilarious academy award nominated Bergman spoof De Düva (1967). Nightmare scenarios play out while you're babysitting and then your attacker becomes your teacher in the over-the-top shock-defense film, Self Defense for Girls (1969). Learn how credit can change your life, or just burden you with crap and debt in the bizarre, hilarious and musical The Good, Good, Good Life (1974). Watch little girls beat their pillows and angry puppets beat each other with baseball bats in Feelings: Don't Stay Mad (1972). The wacky Signal Syntax (1980) will have you watching out for your personal computer, because it might be trying to kill you. It's a night of cine-insanity too weird to pass up!
Admission: $10.00
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