Gravity

1976
8m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn this spoof of public-school educational films, young Mary Jane asks the question, "What is gravity?" After asking various (dysfunctional) family members without success, she then asks Dr.... Tout lireIn this spoof of public-school educational films, young Mary Jane asks the question, "What is gravity?" After asking various (dysfunctional) family members without success, she then asks Dr. Waxman of the Karl LaFong Foundation for Gravitational Research (motto: "heads in the clo... Tout lireIn this spoof of public-school educational films, young Mary Jane asks the question, "What is gravity?" After asking various (dysfunctional) family members without success, she then asks Dr. Waxman of the Karl LaFong Foundation for Gravitational Research (motto: "heads in the clouds and feet on the ground"), who explains that gravity is caused by a substance named GR1... Tout lire

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Initial prints of this short film featured a scrolling cast list which credited performers Michelle Stacy as Mary Jane and Mitzi McCall as Mother. Later prints presented the cast in two still screens, with Mary Jane credited as "Herself" and Mother credited to "Lil Cocker." Most likely this was due to both actresses being members of SAG and the short's non-union status.

Connexions
Featured in Mutant Video (1986)

Bandes originales
The Jiminy Gravity Song
Written and Arranged by David Wechter
Sung by David Frishberg

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A hysterical spoof of stale B&W educational films.

This film is an audience favorite at the Ohio Science Fiction marathons in Columbus, Ohio. I've seen it dozens of times, and it is one of the more clever spoofs around. I've heard from a friend that it has been shown on late-night movie shows, but it is the edited version. It is especially worth seeing the UNedited version, which includes the infamous "Big Sister" scene.

Kudos to the Drexel Theaters in Columbus for digging up this forgotten classic and keeping it alive at movie marathons every year.