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Sex, Drugs and Soft Toys is a fascinating peek behind the curtain of Meet the Feebles. The documentary captures a unique, chaotic vibe as you watch a dedicated crew, many of whom would later take home Oscars, trying to create something wildly subversive. It’s set in an old Wellington railway shed, which feels alive with energy and creativity. The pacing is a bit uneven at times, but it really builds a sense of camaraderie among the team. You get a real sense of the practical effects that make Feebles so distinctive—a blend of puppetry and raw, sometimes crude humor. This film doesn’t shy away from the madness behind the scenes, which adds a layer of intrigue to the legacy of Jackson’s early work.
Features interviews with key crew members.Offers insights into early filmmaking techniques.Highlights the blend of humor and darkness in creative processes.
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