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[Chicago] Free Tickets to See Daniel Radcliffe Fart in ‘Swiss Army Man’
People walked out of Swiss Army Man during its World Premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, and I feel bad for them. Those are the kind of people who have a stick up their ass and think they’re too good for film.
Yes, Daniel Radcliffe farts in this movie, in which he plays a corpse who spiritually rescues a man who is lost (Paul Dano). But it’s in the context of his character and not in a way that’s meant to shock the audience. It sort of asks, what if Weekend At Bernie’s were a real incident? What if Bernie really were dead on a beach? Then it mixes in the harrowing story that’s similar to Cast Away.
But I digress…
Swiss Army Man is the directorial debut of music video duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, who clearly had a unique vision that explodes onto the screen. And they’re going to be on hand to introduce the film to Chicago audienced on Sunday, June 26!
We have FREE TICKETS (CLICK HERE) for the following:
SWISS ARMY MAN
Sunday, June 26
7:30pm
Landmark Century Cinema
2828 N Clark St.
Chicago, IL
The Thing and 10 Cloverfield Lane‘s Mary Elizabeth Winstead also stars.
The film was produced by Jonathan Wang, Lawrence Inglee, Miranda Bailey, Amanda Marshall, Eyal Rimmon and Lauren Mann. Executive producers are Gideon Tadmor, William Olsson and Jim Kaufman.
Our very own Fred Topel reviewed the film out of Sundance, where he stated:
“This is what I love movies for. When I hear an outrageous, bizarre idea, I want to see how that director pulls it off.”
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