Lee Hardcastle has filthy TeeF
Teaming up with Ian Pons Jewell for a remarkably disgusting promo for the Hackney rapper, Hardcastle spills serious plasticine fluids in his ode to the awfulness of human nature. [Warning: extremely NSFW]
Credits
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- Production Company ProdCo
- Director Lee Hardcastle
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Credits
powered by- Production Company ProdCo
- Director Lee Hardcastle
- Edit Producer Katy Lester
- Writer Ian Pons Jewell
- Executive Producer Ian Pons Jewell
- Producer Emmanuelle Le Chat
- Editor Dylan Edwards
- Edit Executive Producer Adam Becht
- VFX Zdravko Stoitchkov
- Colorist Adam Clarke
- Sound Designer Tim Harrison
- Sound Effects Editor Par Carlsson
- Sound Effects Editor Sam Mason
Credits
powered by- Production Company ProdCo
- Director Lee Hardcastle
- Edit Producer Katy Lester
- Writer Ian Pons Jewell
- Executive Producer Ian Pons Jewell
- Producer Emmanuelle Le Chat
- Editor Dylan Edwards
- Edit Executive Producer Adam Becht
- VFX Zdravko Stoitchkov
- Colorist Adam Clarke
- Sound Designer Tim Harrison
- Sound Effects Editor Par Carlsson
- Sound Effects Editor Sam Mason
We're not going to lie, even finding a still frame for this film that is acceptable enough for public consumption has been a tough task, so if you have a sensitive disposition, or don't like seeing plasticine getting up to all kinds of gruey mayhem, you might want to turn away now.
If you're still here, then the likelihood is that you're already a fan of the mad talents of Lee Hardcastle, a singular director whose stop-motion creations have been provoking laughs and queasy feelings for years now.
Teaming up with Ian Pons Jewell's Prod Co, Hardcastle's latest is a filth-filled promo for TeeF single Millennium Earl Too Again, in which plyable creations show the very worst in humanity.
Puerile and juvenile it may be (and we don't mean that as a negative), this jaw-dropping odyssey packs more disgusting invention into its four minutes than we may have seen all year prior.