Kickstarter Campaign for Patchy Middleton vs. Death

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Larry Longstreth here!

I've just sold my first-ever feature film, titled "The Long, Slow
Death of a Twenty-Something" (in stores around early 2012), thanks to
my awesome crew and my mentor Mark Ordesky (Lord of the Rings).

Now, I'm gearing up for a second go-around. This time, the film is
weirder than anything we've done, but with a heart of gold. It's a
black comedy titled "Patchy Middleton vs. Death".

Last year it was all about investors. We got investors to fund our
work and that meant we had to make those awkward phone calls asking for
money.

This year is different. We're trying Kickstarter out and we're
confident we can get our goal of $50k.

That's where we need help. Anybody can pledge! You can pledge a
dollar or you can pledge a thousand dollars. Every little bit helps!

Visit the page HERE:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/larrylongstreth/patchy-middleton-vs-death-0

If we don't hit our goal of 50k, there is no movie and all pledges are
refunded... so that's why we need help in spreading the word and making
"Patchy Middleton" become a reality!

Thanks for taking the time!

Larry Longstreth
LarryLongstreth@4Reelz.com
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2161052

Below is the film's synopsis, though the video on Kickstarter is a much
better way to understand our film.

When the circus's famous escape artist, "The Amazing Fellini", steals
his own death card from the Fortune Teller Madame Edwarda's tarot pack,
he cheats Death itself and becomes "unkillable". However, Fellini's
gain is Madame Edwarda's loss, as Death Himself curses the old woman to
a slow, miserable death that can only be stopped when the card is
returned to it's deck. Physically unable to pursue the thief herself,
Madame Edwarda sends her bumbling assistant (a failed, lonely clown
named Patchy Middleton) on a cross-country journey to retrieve the
stolen Death card from Fellini, who is using his new-found immortality
as a way to make money. Patchy's epic quest is filled with funny
adventures, real-life lessons about the world outside the circus, and a
lesson in mortality that teaches him that while Death is scary, Life
can be ten times worse.