Booger: Unraveling Grief with a Feline Twist - April 7 Release
Dive into Mary Dauterman’s darkly comic exploration of loss and identity, as 'Booger' hits UK shelves on April 7.
Booger is set to captivate audiences with its remarkable blend of horror and comedy, releasing on UK shelves on April 7. Under the deft direction of Mary Dauterman, this film offers a surreal exploration of grief through an unexpected, feline metamorphosis.
The story follows Anna, a young New York City dweller grappling with the sudden passing of her best friend and roommate, Izzy. As Anna navigates her newfound loneliness, she becomes entangled in finding Booger, the stray cat she shared with Izzy. The ensuing journey takes a bizarre turn when Anna experiences a profound transformation following a seemingly innocent encounter with Booger.
Dauterman crafts an uncanny, yet heartfelt narrative that examines resilience and the various ways individuals process loss. With her preparation stirring intrigue amongst cinephiles, Dauterman's film doesn’t simply delve into the depths of sorrow but delivers it with a macabre sense of humor that resonates deeply.
Incorporating high-definition visuals paired with DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio, Booger promises an immersive viewing experience. Special features complementing the release include insightful video essays: A Different Breed of Female Feline by critic Kat Hughes, and Curiosity Kills: A History of the Cat and Death by writer Alexandra West. Additionally, an illustrated collector's booklet penned by Becky Darke and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas enhances the artistic value for enthusiasts.
Presented in a reversible sleeve featuring custom artwork from Rose Whittaker and Aleksandra Waliszewska, this release not only echoes Dauterman's tonal vision in its content but in its aesthetic presentation, making it a must-have for any collection aspiring to blur the lines between everyday life and surreal transformation.
Release Contents:
- High-definition presentation: Visuals that narrate Anna's journey in stunning clarity.
- Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio: Delivers an immersive auditory experience.
- Optional English subtitles: For enhanced understanding.
- A Different Breed of Female Feline: Video essay by Kat Hughes exploring thematic elements.
- Curiosity Kills: Video essay by Alexandra West on the intersection of cats and death.
- Illustrated collector's booklet: Featuring writings by Becky Darke and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas.
- Reversible sleeve: Combining artwork by Rose Whittaker and Aleksandra Waliszewska.
Source: Blu-ray.com