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Very White (Lunch Meat) is a 1979 film directed by an unknown filmmaker, classified as a student film from UCLA. It delves into the life of Max, a mentally ill derelict, and features a nightclub performance.
Finding a copy of 'Very White' can be a bit challenging, as it's a lesser-known title in the UCLA archive. It’s mostly been preserved in niche circles, but that adds to its allure among collectors. There’s an undeniable charm in its raw execution, and those who appreciate student films will likely find it interesting. Given its unique take on mental health and nightlife, it's a film that invites discussion among collectors and cinephiles alike.
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Very White (Lunch Meat) is classified as a student film from UCLA.
The film features Deborah Johnson, Katherina Bougoukalos, Paul Smith, Ann Esterson, Adam Dubov, Henry Harrell, and Richard Deutch.
Very White (Lunch Meat) was released in 1979.
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