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Puck and his friends live
in an uninhibited world, peacefully rebelling against
the system, until the ominous arrival of Johnny Black.
Armed with "The Anarchist Cookbook"
Johnny Black conjures up recipes for madness and chaos,
manipulating the groups' non-violent protests and ideologies
to escalate to destructive and dangerous acts.A film fusing
sex, coming
of age, action and
comedy, the edgy "Anarchist
Cookbook" enters a realm without rules or limits.
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The Anarchist Cookbook
Movie
Now
on DVD!!!
“One
of the best independent features ever shot.
A don’t miss flick.”
- Jane Sumner, Dallas Morning News
“Dangerously
close to Animal House”
- Hollywood Reporter
Winner: Best Feature,
Deep Ellum (Texas) Film Festival
CAST
Devon Gumersall (Puck):
“Felicity” “Independence Day” “My
So Called Life”
Dylan Bruno (Johnny
Black): “Grand Theft Parsons” “The One”
“Saving Private Ryan”
Gina Philips (Karla):
“Boston Public” “Jeepers Creepers” “Ally
McBeal”
Katharine Towne (Jody):
“Mulholland Drive” “Town & Country”
“What Lies Beneath” “Evolution”
Steve Van Wormer (Double
D) : “Timecop 2” “Bubble Boy” “Idle
Hands”
Johnny Whitworth (Sweeney):
“Kiss the Bride” “The Rainmaker” “Empire
Records”
John Savage
(Johnny Red):
“Thin Red Line” “Deerhunter” “Do
the Right Thing” “The Godfather Pt III”
Writer & Director: Jordan Susman
DVD Bonus Features
- Director’s Commentary
- Filmography
“What I can assure you is that whatever
your politics, you'll find the film funny. And, given how hot
the Young Republican girls in it appear and act, the movie could
serve as a Republican recruitment film for college men.”
– Steve Rhodes –
INTERNET REVIEWS
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"The Anarchist Cookbook" bristles with
wit and ideas, and it's possible that Susman could develop into
a filmmaker as satisfying as he is provocative.”
- Kevin
Thomas -
LOS ANGELES TIMES
“Stylistically inventive and really well
acted — Gummersall and Katharine Towne, who plays a sexy
Young Republican with a taste for S&M, are particularly
good — the film starts out much like an '80s-era coming-of-age
comedy, but soon takes a surprisingly dark turn into FIGHT CLUB
territory…"
-Ken
Fox -
TV GUIDE: MOVIEGUIDE
"Gummersall’s Puck is particularly
believable as a young man forced to confront the consequences
of pushing the boundaries of acceptable protest and, in the
end, choosing the path that’s best for him. And when you
get down to it, that’s really what “The Anarchist
Cookbook” is all about."
-Pete
Vonder Haar -
FILM THREAT
“Think of it as Fight Club Lite; the film
may not fully explain Generation-Next ennui but it does have
is a winning immediacy and agreeableness -- and Gummersall,
who... delivers a crisp performance."
- Brent Simon -
ENTERTAINMENT TODAY
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