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MirrorMask

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by Adam at 7:43 AM on February 11, 2005

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An image from the upcoming film "MirrorMask"Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean are continuing their long collaboration with a new motion picture.

“MirrorMask” — written by Gaiman, directed by McKean, and produced by the Jim Henson Company — tells the story of 15 year-old girl raised by a family of circus performers who must struggle through a bizarre dreamworld one night in order to save her ailing mother. The Independent Film Channel’s web site described it thusly: “Think ‘Alice in Wonderland’ meets ‘Time Bandits’ on an upside down street in a parallel universe.”

An image from the upcoming film "MirrorMask"The film premiered at the Sundance festival, and should make its way to theaters soon.

Neil has more on “MirrorMask,” including links to IGN Filmforce interviews with himself and McKean, in his online journal. The movie’s official site has a preview trailer.

Adam is a web developer and graphic designer who lives and works in south-central Kansas. He likes to speak his mind, both here and in his business blog. He only rarely writes about himself in the third person, honest. If you’d like to work with Adam, drop him a line.

3 Comments »

  1. i think i just wet myself.

    Comment by Jen — February 11, 2005 @ 2:58 pm

  2. I knew you’d be pleased, to say the least. ;-)

    Comment by Adam M. — February 11, 2005 @ 3:59 pm

  3. Dave Mckean is one of the greatest artist working today.

    Can’t wait.

    JD

    Comment by john dinser — March 15, 2005 @ 7:14 pm

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