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A Slice Of Life (1988)

Directed by William Kent
5minruntime
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Overall average

5.0/10

Plot

A black comedy dealing with oedipal conflicts, burning hot pizza and disfigurement. A tracking camera reveals a sleeping man named Melvin. In a period-piece dream (of his own childhood?) we see a young mother with a baby carriage and an older, heavy-set man with a cigar. When the carriage rolls down a staircase toward the man, his bulk fortunately stops it and saves the baby. Later, they meet again at a pizza parlor, where hot cheese from the slice he orders inadvertently slides in slow motion onto the baby. The dreamer awakens with a start revealing a face marred by burn scars. Showing the traumatic memory from the pizza parlor

Genres

ComedyDramaThriller

Technical details

DetailValue
Original titleA Slice Of Life
Original languageEnglish (EN)
Spoken languagesEnglish
StatusReleased
Production companiesBellone Productions
Release date1 gennaio 1988
EditingWilliam Kent, Adam Bernstein
CinematographyMark Shprintz, Tom Gilmore
Assistant directorsRichard Dama, James Minor, William Kent
LightingDavid Lee, Frank Pace, Rick Stribling
Camera operatorsTom Gilmore
Additional photographyTom Gilmore
Production designSteven Mann, Carolyn Eckert
Art directionSteven Mann, Carolyn Eckert
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Release dates

Theatrical release

United States / Jan 01, 1988 / Shown at the Chicago International Film Festival

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