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Anything That Moves

  Alex Phillips  |  U.S.

From the twisted mind behind All Jacked Up and Full of Worms comes a raucous, Chicago-set riff on ’70s sexploitation films. Writer-director Alex Phillips returns to the Festival with this stunning 16mm thriller following Liam, an unassuming bike-courier and sex worker in Chicago delivering whatever will satisfy his clients’ appetites—until they start turning up dead. A trail of taboo encounters and gruesome crime scenes paint Liam as the primary suspect, making him wanted in more ways than he’d anticipated. Framed by a serial killer and pursued by a pair of deranged cops, all while trying to maintain his lascivious livelihood, Liam’s simple life of on-demand pleasure turns into a conspiratorial nightmare.

Playful and gory yet full of heart, Anything That Moves blends salacious sex and social critique into a thrilling exploration of the darker sides of desire.

 English 

 80 minutes

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  •   Spencer Parsons, Georgia Bernstein, Liane Cunje
  •   Alex Phillips
  •   Alex Phillips, Troy Lewis
  •   Hunter Zimny
  •   Hal Baum, Jiana Nicole, Ginger Lynn Allen, Nina Hartley,
  •   Cue Shop
  •   Joe Rubin, Ryan Emerson, Ralph Stevens, Ian Stone, Eddie Linker, Stephen Lanus, Amar Gupta
  •   Vinegar Syndrome, Missing Link

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