The Calistra Zipper Story

Vidéo
2008
Not Rated
1h 17m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,3/10

MA NOTE

Whatever happened to Calistra Zipper, the Taxidermied Girl who appeared on The Howard Stern Show? A macabre tale of love after death.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCalistra Zipper, a beautiful 14-year-old girl, begged her father Anthony to have her preserved for all time when she learned of her imminent premature demise. Rejecting burial and cremation ... Tout lireCalistra Zipper, a beautiful 14-year-old girl, begged her father Anthony to have her preserved for all time when she learned of her imminent premature demise. Rejecting burial and cremation in favor of human preservation, Anthony suffered humiliation and ridicule by the society a... Tout lireCalistra Zipper, a beautiful 14-year-old girl, begged her father Anthony to have her preserved for all time when she learned of her imminent premature demise. Rejecting burial and cremation in favor of human preservation, Anthony suffered humiliation and ridicule by the society at large and struggles to deal with all the ramifications human taxidermy implies.

Director
- Craig Calman
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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,3/10

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Director
- Craig Calman
Stars

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Commentaire en vedette

10/10

Warning: Scandal Ahead! Prepare to be delighted.

This is a very engaging and satirical take on our need to be horrified. Done with the straight-faced demon-ism of a master magician. Delightful, scary, laced with the double-vision of Dali. Is it hoax or insight or BOTH? Calman has created a dilemma, a crime which is not against the law--did you know you CAN stuff your kin after death? The brilliant coup of the piece is that you are made to root for the very scam you can't believe. The overall tone and flash is cut from the cloth of "Crime of the Century" scandals of the 30's in Palm Beach or Chicago. Calman makes you think you are a first-hand witness and, like getting wet on a Thunder Mountain ride, you feel thrillingly polluted as this appalling romp clings to your clothing and soul long after the tale is told. I'll tell you this: you can't keep a straight face. It's that good.