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by greig johnson
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posted Mar 4, 2005
Truly life-affirming levels of warm-hearted, innocent fun and invention. I had the pleasure of screening a film of my own alongside 'Jeff' at Brief Encounters and therefore witnessed first hand that kind of audience response it provokes. The idea is brilliantly suited to the no-budget style as it makes the character seem all the more unthreatening and somehow familiar, and I don't really see the film as being a one joke wonder at all. It's just amusing to spend some time in this guy's world - in fact, I'd like to see more. Maybe Jeff should spread the word about his burgeoning cult through his own website? Just a thought. |
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synopsis
Jeff, a practising Wiccan, explains to a visiting film crew the ways in which he has brought the ancient art of cursing into the 20th century.
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© 2004 James Harris
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