Bogo

2005
11m

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Identical twins retain a unique material from early development deep within their brain stems. When this material is removed from each twin and combined, it produces a powerful neurological ... Read allIdentical twins retain a unique material from early development deep within their brain stems. When this material is removed from each twin and combined, it produces a powerful neurological restorative for other identical twins. In a non-twin, the material induces a euphoric "sup... Read allIdentical twins retain a unique material from early development deep within their brain stems. When this material is removed from each twin and combined, it produces a powerful neurological restorative for other identical twins. In a non-twin, the material induces a euphoric "super high" and greatly increases mental acuity. For the wealthy there is a black market for ... Read all

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Trivia
The original 6-minute version of "BOGO" was created for DVXUser.com's "One Script to Rule Them All" DVXfest, an on-line short film contest in which participants had a month (June 2005) to re-write, cast, shot, edit, and deliver a 6-minute short film using the DVX100 digital camera and the same basic script. Filmmakers had the freedom to choose locations and key objects based on their own individual film ideas. An 11-minute Director's Cut was later completed which included scenes that were cut in order to make the contest's time limit.

Quotes
Sam: I just eat the whole perch, bones and all!

Crazy credits
Kirk Daniels received an odd credit for "Necessary Body Double" by standing in on two scenes as Taylor's (William R. Vitanyi Jr.) twin. In another of Lyons' short films "Hunting Camp" (2005) Daniels received an "Unnecessary Body Double" credit for standing in on a scene which was later cut from that film.