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Taxidermia [Blu-ray / Limited Edition]
Grotesquely surreal offering from Hungarian director Gyorgy Palfi charting three male generations of the same, bizarre family. Told in seperate strands, the first follows Vendel (Csaba Czene), a WWII orderly consumed by lust, who passes the boredom by spying on women around the barracks and discovering that he has the ability to ejaculate flame. His procreative endeavors produce a son, Balatony, (Gergely Trocsanyi) whose speciality is gluttony, seizing any opportunity to stuff himself to the limit.
Last in this degenerative family tree is Balatony's son Lajos (Marc Bischoff), a modern-day taxidermist intent on taking his career choice to its logical conclusion - himself. Not for the squeamish.
Last in this degenerative family tree is Balatony's son Lajos (Marc Bischoff), a modern-day taxidermist intent on taking his career choice to its logical conclusion - himself. Not for the squeamish.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Bonus Footage
- Trailers
- Deleted Scenes
- Interviews: György Pálfi (director)
- Commentary: Michael Brooke (film historian)
- Making Of Documentary
- Bonus Tracks: Hollywoodoo: Erdo (2006) - Presented in original and director's cut versions
$29.25
Taxidermia [Blu-ray / Limited Edition]—
$29.25
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Grotesquely surreal offering from Hungarian director Gyorgy Palfi charting three male generations of the same, bizarre family. Told in seperate strands, the first follows Vendel (Csaba Czene), a WWII orderly consumed by lust, who passes the boredom by spying on women around the barracks and discovering that he has the ability to ejaculate flame. His procreative endeavors produce a son, Balatony, (Gergely Trocsanyi) whose speciality is gluttony, seizing any opportunity to stuff himself to the limit.
Last in this degenerative family tree is Balatony's son Lajos (Marc Bischoff), a modern-day taxidermist intent on taking his career choice to its logical conclusion - himself. Not for the squeamish.
Last in this degenerative family tree is Balatony's son Lajos (Marc Bischoff), a modern-day taxidermist intent on taking his career choice to its logical conclusion - himself. Not for the squeamish.
Special Features
- Interactive Menus
- Bonus Footage
- Trailers
- Deleted Scenes
- Interviews: György Pálfi (director)
- Commentary: Michael Brooke (film historian)
- Making Of Documentary
- Bonus Tracks: Hollywoodoo: Erdo (2006) - Presented in original and director's cut versions











