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Shearing the Love is this quirky gem that dives into the world of competitive sheep shearing, and it’s set in New Zealand's Golden Shears. You’ve got Brian Castlehead, this washed-up hairstylist with a chip on his shoulder, who decides to prove his manliness in a sheep-shearing competition. It’s a strange blend of humor and heart, with a pacing that keeps you chuckling as you watch Brian's mishaps. The performances lean into the absurdity of the situation, and there’s something refreshing about the practical effects showcasing the shearing process. It’s a film that explores themes of masculinity and family expectations in a way that's both light-hearted and oddly poignant.
Shearing the Love is relatively obscure, with limited formats available, mostly surfacing on regional releases or festival screenings. The scarcity makes it intriguing for collectors, as it hasn’t been widely distributed or restored. There’s a niche interest brewing among those who appreciate offbeat comedies and the unique setting of competitive sheep shearing, which adds a layer of charm to the film's cult status.
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