Stickin' Around: A Very HIP Presentation (VHS)
Robin Steele, Brianne Leary, Nelvana, Medialab, YTV
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"Clever, irreverent—and funny!" — The Montreal Gazette
What would happen if kids could draw their own cartoon?
Enter the imaginary creation of eight-year-old Stacy Stickler and her best friend, Bradley. Here the path of everyday life can swerve into a vivid, out-of-this-world roller coaster ride, the likes of which we've never seen...until now!
These six loony adventures capture what it's like GROWING UP IN A CRAZY, HILARIOUS, UNPREDICTABLE WORLD.
In "AND THE WIENER IS..." the kids pool their money to buy a lottery ticket. Then "BEWARE THE LUNCHWAD"! — who knows what horrors lurk inside smelly Russell's yucky lunch bag? Stacy and Bradley do! In "AAAND ACTION!", Bradley borrows his dad's video camera so he and Stacy can make a movie. The kids don't win first prize, but they do solve a robbery. "MADAM KNOW-IT-ALL" features Madam Stacy predicting the future. Can she use her psychic powers to find Bradley's missing pet chameleon? Next, taking out the trash after dark becomes a narrow escape from the dreaded "Living Dumpster" in "NIGHT OF THE LIVING DUMPSTER". Finally, Bradley gets a little carried away with authority when it's his turn to be hall monitor in "THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE BRADLEY".
Featuring over 70 minutes of cutting edge boiling paint animation that creates a "Bubbling feeling of energy and enthusiasm." — The Toronto Star
From the award winning studio Nelvana.
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- Robin Steele, Brianne Leary, Nelvana, Medialab, YTV
- Language
- English
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