1st. I got here without having a chance to read a synopsis (foxsearchlight.com didn't make that choice obvious), so I can understand how someone who is offended by bestiality and/or necrophilia might find it offensive, but only in a Leave it to Beaver kind of way. It's actually pretty easy to watch. If you want disturbing, try to watch Heather's, Boxing Helena, or even Parent's (the version where the implication that everyone is eating human meat is depicted throughout the film).
2nd. If the University of Toronto Astronomy and Space Exploration Society is your way of getting into premiere entertainment events, you might need to get out more often. Unless and until the UoTASE launches a ship into orbit, I suspect it's ability to influence Hollywood types will be minimal. Besides, you are supposed to RSVP your own invitations and not rely on others to do it for you. You may have an important position in a largely regional company. This is not enough.
3rd. I found responding to the comments worth more time than commenting on the picture, because it wasn't all that interesting.
Worthy of a one minute look. No more.
The responses were more amusing.
1st. I got here without having a chance to read a synopsis (foxsearchlight.com didn't make that choice obvious), so I can understand how someone who is offended by bestiality and/or necrophilia might find it offensive, but only in a Leave it to Beaver kind of way. It's actually pretty easy to watch. If you want disturbing, try to watch Heather's, Boxing Helena, or even Parent's (the version where the implication that everyone is eating human meat is depicted throughout the film).
2nd. If the University of Toronto Astronomy and Space Exploration Society is your way of getting into premiere entertainment events, you might need to get out more often. Unless and until the UoTASE launches a ship into orbit, I suspect it's ability to influence Hollywood types will be minimal. Besides, you are supposed to RSVP your own invitations and not rely on others to do it for you. You may have an important position in a largely regional company. This is not enough.
3rd. I found responding to the comments worth more time than commenting on the picture, because it wasn't all that interesting.