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How Frankenstein and the Easter Bunny Paid My Familys Mortage For a While Op-Docs

How Frankenstein and the Easter Bunny Paid My Familys Mortage For a While Op-Docs

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When Mike Plante was a kid, his family found itself financially squeezed. The solution his parents came up with involved rabbit suits and werewolf masks and forms the story of The Polaroid Job, this weeks Op-Doc. Directed by Plante, its a lo-fi remembrance of community holidays and the American dream.
Date: 2020-08-15

Comments and reviews: 2


So much nostalgia from getting my picture taken with Santa in 1983 at the local K Mart in small suburban So Cal. Thanks for sharing!
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I loved this. I got a bit nostalgic, because I also grew up in small-town Colorado that had a Gibson's store. (Many memories of my own there) Great story!
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