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In this animated short, an aging bachelor is facing yet another lonely, rain-sodden Saturday. His psyche is shot, neurosis is setting in, and he's reached the end of his little black book. If he has any hopes of breaking his cycle of failure, he must first deal with his two alter egos, both intent on orchestrating his failure.
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In this animated short, an aging bachelor is facing yet another lonely, rain-sodden Saturday. His psyche is shot, neurosis is setting in, and he's reached the end of his little black book. If he has any hopes of breaking his cycle of failure, he must first deal with his two alter egos, both intent on orchestrating his failure.

 This work contains scenes of nudity and/or sexuality. Viewer discretion is advised.
Psychology and Psychiatry All subjects
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  • director
    Craig Welch
  • animation
    Craig Welch
  • concept
    Craig Welch
  • design
    Craig Welch
  • producer
    Eunice Macaulay
    Marcy Page
  • executive producer
    Douglas MacDonald
    Barrie McLean
  • animation camera
    Pierre Landry
    Lynda Pelley
    Jacques Avoine
  • re-recording
    Jean-Pierre Joutel
    Shelley Craig
  • music
    Normand Roger
    Denis L. Chartrand
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