Animals (DVD)
Directed by Marcal Fores
Enric Pardo
Oriol Pla
Directed by Marcal Fores
This very unconventional coming-of-age tale is an intoxicating blend of fantasy and cold reality as it follows shy teenager's perilous period when exciting but troubling sexuality enters into his formerly innocent world. Seventeen-year-old high-schooler Pol has stubbornly extended his childhood, aided in no small measure by his opinionated, drums-playing, English-speaking pet teddy bear Deerhoof. But when he meets alluring new student Ikari, the safety of Pol's innocent imagination crumbles he experiences his first pangs of love and sexual longing. But what will happen to Deerhoof in this new world and can Pol accept his new-found feelings? Co-starring Martin Freeman (The Hobbit, "Sherlock") as his perceptive teacher, this fresh, inventive take on first love that is funny, often bizarre and tragically intense. In English (and Catalan with English Subtitles).
DVD Extras Include:
BONUS MATERIAL: Making of featurette, The Bear Truth a short film, Animals; a short film by Marcal Fores, Audio commentary with Director Marcal Fores and Travis Crawford, 8-page collectible booklet, Official Animals Trailer, Trailers
-Jonathan Holland, Variety,
- •Winner: OutFest 2013: Special Programming Award for Artistic Achievement
•Winner: Inside Out 2013: Best First Feature
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