"The Cube"

Charles Beckwith

This is an early Jim Henson experimental film (made for television).

About an hour long, it predates and presupposes the concept for the feature film Cube by a couple decades. Definitely the “mindfuck” genre.

Thanks to Stephen Bodi for passing this along.

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Datum: Saturday, 26. May 2007 22:00
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