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 A handmade stop-motion fairy tale for adults that tells the tale of the struggle between the aristocratic White Mice and the rustic Creatures Who Dwell Under the Oak over the doll of their heart's desire. We review Blood Tea and Red String (2006) Facebook: http://on.fb.me/RvhRdc  

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Summary:  Stop-motion fairy tale for adults. This dialogue free film tells the tale of the struggle between the aristocratic White Mice and the rustic Creatures Who Dwell Under the Oak over the doll of their heart's desire. The Mice commission the Oak Dwellers to create a beautiful doll for them. When she is complete, the Creatures fall in love with her and refuse to give her up. Resorting to thievery the Mice abscond with her in the middle of the night. Meet fantastical creatures and view dazzling scenery as the Creatures Who Dwell Under the Oak journey through this mystical land to reclaim their love. See the mice descend into debauchery as they become drunk on blood tea! See what happens when the Oak Dwellers eat the yellow fruit! 

 Written and presented by Robin Bailes @robinbailes   

Directed and Edited by Graham Trelfer   

Lockdown Review S1E23 

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Lockdown Review: Blood Tea and Red String

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Stephen Crane

What the...that is officially the weirdest thing I've seen not under the influence of Psilocybin.

Anonymous

Looks pretty interesting. Although I don't think that it would be for me. Still, it's nice to see that you're presenting some unique material for consideration.

Anonymous

We are currently watching a Japanese anime on Netflix called Kill la Kill, and it is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen in my life. The English language cast is a hoot, and the entire thing absolutely commits to the insane premise--that of clothing being the original sin of mankind--so that bits that should have you throwing your remote at the TV have you howling with laughter and utterly captivated. Like Blood Tea, it is NOT for kids but well worth a watch.

Anonymous

Reminds me a lot of Jan Svankmajer's "Alice" or something by the Brothers Quay.