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Glasgow Film Festival

Is this the grossest movie ever made?

25 Feb 2017

Words by David Jenkins

Dark hooded figure seen through peephole in door.
Dark hooded figure seen through peephole in door.
Steve ​“Flying Lotus” Ellison delivers a sick suite of gag-inducing shorts at the 2017 Glasgow Film Festival.

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