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How Spoony B Got His Ho Back

Genre

Narrative-Fiction

Directed By

Jonathan Ball

Date: Sep 2005
Length: 00:06:45
Process: B&W
Country: Canada
Language: English
Shooting Format: 16 mm, Super 8mm
Sound Format: Music

Synopsis

It’s not easy being the Pimp King of Winnipeg! In an attempt to bankrupt him, an evil villain kidnaps Spoony B’s best ho, forcing Spoony to save the girl before the bank forecloses on his Cadillac. A silent Chaplinesque comedy with a dash of Dolemite. Check your sense of moral decency at the door!

Tags

kidnapping, parody, pimps, prostitutes

Credits

Director
Jonathan Ball
Editor
Alek Rzeszowski
Writer
Jonathan Ball, Patrick Short
Producer
Jonathan Ball
Music
Patrick Keenan, Spoony B & Ugly D
Cinematographer
Jonathan Ball, Phil McGreevy, Patrick Short, Peter Vesuwalla
Cast
Alek Rzeszowski, Ken Freund

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