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Motherfucker Goes to the Movies
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Karen Wilson
Published Jun 21, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Some might argue that you haven't really experienced New York nightlife until you've been out to a Motherfucker party. Hosted at the Roxy in Chelsea (and more recently at Avalon) in honor of various holidays, Motherfucker brings out some of the most eclectic of New York citizens to flaunt their stuff. Now the creators Michael T, Justine D, Johnny T and Georgie Seville are storming the silver screen with a documentary about the party by David Casey, Motherfucker: the Movie which will be out soon. Over 200 hours of footage were shot on HD, and the filmmakers rigged up special camera disguises with two way mirrors and cameras high above the crowd to capture the real experience of being at the party.
For now, check out the newly launched website and trailer which features "desire, kismet and a wet dream." Quite a promise. Also, MoFo: the Movie has a MySpace page, which sadly currently only has one friend, trusty Tom. Perhaps this is because Tom likes to pull out the fetish gear on a Sunday night. Bet he looks hot in a patent leather bustier. [Brooklyn Vegan reported on the filming and a proposed soundtrack earlier this year.]
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