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Black comedy from New York

I have used autobiographical elements, but I have never killed a man” - said American film director Kerry Douglas Dye, who arrived to the festival with his second noir-comedy hybrid Body/Antibody.
The story portraying the strange life of neurotic New Yorker, Kip, may remind the Hungarian audience of this year’s Hungarian Film Week-favourite, A Nyomozó, by Attila Gigor, or of the first feature of Danny Boyle, Shallow Grave. “I wanted to make a film that confuses the viewers with its unexpected twists in the story.”
 “I like order too, but not in a neurotic way” - answered the young director to the question if she had any type of mania, like her protagonist. Interestingly, the film’s budget was just about a million dollars, and it was partly shot in Douglas Dye’s own apartment.

Body/Antibody starts at 10 p.m. on Friday April 11th in Toldi cinema. There will be a Q&A session with the director about herself and the film after the film.

All are welcome!


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