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Sour Death Balls

This little movie is a series of headshots of people (mostly children) trying to keep a very nasty candy in their mouths for as long as possible.

A short movie from 1993, directed by Jessica Yu. She has also directed episodes of The West Wing, Lyon’s Den, ER, and Mr. Sterling, as well as The Guardian.

You can’t help but laugh while watching!

I was also wondering if that thingee was some kind of joke, or a real candy? But that kid was obviously not acting...


Notice how the music perfectly fit the images. It seems like the first scene is completely designed upon the music.


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Posted by Felicia Williams at October 11, 2006
Jessica Yu is a filmmaker based in Los Angeles . She won the 1997 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short for Breathing Lessons: The Life and Work of Mark O'Brien, an intimate portrait of the paralyzed writer who lived for four decades paralyzed by polio and confined to an iron lung. She also won an Emmy and a Cable Ace Award for Best Documentary Director.

SOUR DEATH BALLS, which won several awards, including Best Live Action Short at the Santa Barbara Film Festival, was featured at Berlin, Sundance, Telluride, Toronto, San Francisco, Sydney and the national PBS series ALIVE TV

Source: http://www.lumeneclipse.com/gallery/11/Yu/
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