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Thursday, April 3

Tag: Furious

Dandilicious – APG Films Ltd
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Dandilicious – APG Films Ltd

Written and directed by and starring Andrew Games as the eponymous King of the Teds, Dandilicious from APG Films is a stylised neo-western which explores a day in the life in of Marty, the hero – or anti-hero – of a suburban town, beset by menace and disruption of his making during 1959, with this its production launch for a festival run which includes Lift-Off Film Festival and the Wales International Film Festival. I have been supportive of the development of this piece over the last few years – I’m even credited at the end – but the promise of its trailer some two years ago has not fully come to fruition as the mooted clash of 1950’s culture has turned into more of a crash, bang, wallop that initially plays out in a somewhat surreal, tongue in cheek style – which I’m not sure was int...