Otto; or, up with Dead People (2007)
Otto; or, up with Dead People (2007)
Anno 2007
Paese Canada, Germania
Durata 93 minuti
Genere Commedia, Horror
Regia Bruce LaBruce
Attori Jey Crisfar, Katharina Klewinghaus, Susanne Sachsse, Christophe Chemin, Guido Sommer, Gio Black Peter, Jürgen Seipel, Stefan Kuschner
Data uscita N.D.
Fotografia James Carman
Montaggio Jörn Hartmann
Musica Mikael Karlsson
Sceneggiatura Bruce LaBruce
Trama
Un giovane zombie di nome Otto appare un giorno sull’autostrada. Non ricorda da dove proviene e non sa dove andare. Dopo aver ottenuto un passaggio verso Berlino ed aver riposato in un parco, inizia ad esplorare la città. Viene notato dalla filmmaker underground Medea Yarn che decide di fare un documentario su di lui con l’aiuto della sua ragazza, Hella Bent, e suo fratello Adolf.
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