Plaster of Paris

You can't have a movie about Sarah Woodland without Elian. This movie is based on the book, God and the Coyote: Sarah is a Coyote. I gave this movie 9/10 stars because it's good but the book is more violent and Elian is less sympathetic. Sarah's character is the same as she was in the book and I like the cut-out animation that Cora chose to tell the story. I don't think any other style of animation would work because the book is not for children. The animation used in the film is stunning and fluid. Plaster of Paris tells more about Elian's destructive relationship with Sarah. I loved the chase scene in the desert and the cinematography used in the last few scenes of the film. The other films "Still Living in God's Universe" and "A Beating Heart and Cracked Ceiling" deal with Elian trying to seduce Sarah into being his girlfriend. This film is meat and potatoes. I loved it. I have been a fan of Cora's for years before she starting selling her movies on IMDb and Amazon. This is one of the best movies I have ever watched in my life.