Entrelaces

This short features a man imitating parts of the movie as he is read scenes from the film

When you spend most of your life in prison, getting released into freedom is more intimidating than you'd expect. But now Deke, Dub Dub and Karl face that challenge as they make their way back to the homes they're not even sure still exist. During their trip cross-country on the 'Greydog' bus, the men quickly learn that the lifestyles they grew accustomed to in prison have little application in the outside world. After living in a world where no one is to be trusted, the convicts' only hope is to rely on the strangers around them. The journey is a series of both comedic and tragic events that teach the men who they were, who they are, and who they will become.

Four stages in the life of the aging Joan Crawford. 1954: A beautiful woman of a "certain age" drives alone through the Californian desert, stays in a shabby motel. There she has anonymous sex with a car salesman. The way they deal with them makes it clear that the aging Joan Crawford wants to be recognized as a star. 1964: Joan Crawford has surprising success with horror films in which she transforms into a monster. Fiction and reality mix. Joan Crawford receives many journalists on the occasion of the Berlin Film Festival, including reporter Grundmann, who spends the night with Joan Crawford. 1974: A soap opera producer awaits her in a New York apartment. Despite her reluctance to watch television, she hopes to get involved in a soap opera series, which is a way of survival for the aging stars. She feels humiliated. May 1997: Joan Crawford is sick and alone. A gay salesman from Macy's brings her a new wig and turns out to be the only admirer who can show her closeness.

During the French Revolution a young woman is saved from the guillotine by an insurrectionist (Asther). Also called The Prisoner of Corbal.

The new American fairy tale is the current American nightmare in Jonathan Nelson's MEATLOAF. Three young adults struggle to survive in America during its greatest economic decline since the Great Depression. Unable to fulfill the necessities of religion, social and marital statuses; Helga, Nikolai, and Vader voyage through a world of depression and inner turmoil that exposes itself through harsh images of sexuality, laziness, and violence. With a provocateur's aesthetic and experimentation, MEATLOAF taps into the consciousness of a modern society with a deep sense of love and anguish.