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Wholphin No. 5
The fifth issue of Wholphin features an adaptation of Michael Chabon's short story "House Hunting," starring Paul Rudd and Zoey Deschanel; the world champion, one-handed, blind-folded Rubik's Cube master; the ancient art of tree-hanging; an Oscar-nominated animated short; an infuriating expose of the U.S. government's assault on two Shoshone Indian women; giant paper airplanes; drunk bees; meat puppets; and a short film about Darfuri rebels literally smuggled out of Sudan in the back of a horse cart. Table of Contents
12 films. 155 minutes.
DEATH TO THE TINMAN
Directed by Ray Tintori
Short Film, 12:00 minutes
HOUSE HUNTING
Directed by Amy Lippman
Story by Michael Chabon
Starring Zooey Deschanel and Paul Rudd
Short Adaptation, 18:00 minutes
MADAME TUTLI-PUTLI
Directed by Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski
Produced by The National Film Board of Canada
Animation, 18:00 minutes
PIECE BY PIECE
Directed by West Side Filmworks
Documentary, 15:00 minutes
ONE DAY WITH THE S.L.A.
Directed by David Martinez and Shane Bauer
Documentary, 12:00 minutes
AMERICAN OUTRAGE
Directed by Beth Gage and George Gage
Excerpt from the Documentary, 30:00 minutes
DRUNK BEES
Directed by Wholphin
Scientific Discovery, 7:00 minutes
KINKY HOODOO VOODOO & AVANT PÉTALOS GRILLADOS
Directed by Cesar Velasco Broca
Produced by Cormac Regan
Short Films, 7:13 and 10:34 minutes
CHONTO
Directed by Carson Mell
Animation, 13:00 minutes
JOHN “KUNG FU” WANG
Directed by Dan Vest
Instruction Video, 6:30 minutes
MONUMENT VALLEY FLIGHT ATTEMPT
Directed by William Lamson
Art Film, 2:00 minutes
SHOT THROUGH
Directed by Tom Dale
Performance Art, 4:00 minutes
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