M.R.F.D.

Written, Directed & Edited by Nik Box
Produced by Nik Box & Dave Dilnut
Music by Chan Walrus
Cast: Scarlett Brooke, Pete Spreadz, Gerald Steele
Running Time 40mins. UK 2013

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Surpassing even the ChristHouse films to claim the crown of DGFL's most controversial title, MRFD tells the tale of the unfortunately-named Mr Rape who finds himself shunned by the futuristic society in which all entertainment is forbidden.  Finding a strange TV set lurking on the beach, our hero turns it on & starts to receive strange messages from a bizarre figure onscreen.

Taking its subject matter just seriously enough, MRFD may be a deeply uncomfortable viewing experience but it also refrains from being unnecessarily graphic leaving the viewer firmly on the side of the victim.  Using its exploitation/trash elements as hooks for the more adventurous viewer, MRFD is at heart a provocative & thought-provoking treatise on censorship & the role of entertainment in real-life crimes.

MRFD has also been issued as a super-collectible limited release with Christmas music in place of the usual soundtrack.