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Alien | Memory Loss
A flying saucer lands in the backyard of an elderly suburbanite with memory problems, who forms a bond with the scared alien inside.
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A flying saucer lands in the backyard of an elderly suburbanite with memory problems, who forms a bond with the scared alien inside.
Best Actor in a Film | 2024 | Ben Kingsley
Best Actor | 2023 | Ben Kingsley
Best Supporting Actress in a Film | 2024 | Jane Curtin
Best Supporting Actress | 2023 | Jane Curtin
Best Original Score Independent Film | 2023 | Volker Bertelmann
Best Original Score Independent Film | 2023 | Volker Bertelmann
Outstanding Achievement in Casting Low Budget Feature Comedy or Drama | 2024 | Avy Kaufman
Box Office Collection 2,000,000 USD
No CGI was used to create the alien. The prosthetic makeup department head, Joshua Turi, and his team created a full-body creature made up of 11 individual prosthetics attached to actress Jade Quon's body. The design was conceived by Director Marc Turtletaub and writer Gavin Steckler with a look intended to be "genderless, angelic, and friendly"
Transforming actress Jade Quon into the alien took the make up team four hours and none of the prosthetics were reusable, new ones were constantly being remade. The original plan was for Quon to get into makeup 12-15 times max but it ended up being 30.
Jade Quon who plays the lead character Jules has a career spanning more than two decades performing in film, with the majority of her appearances in stunt roles.
Jade Quon, who plays the lead character Jules, previously played an alien in Men in Black II. She was one of the small creatures in Locker C18 in the train station.
Jane Curtain, who plays Joyce (a human) in this movie, played alien Prymaat Conehead,a popular recurring character on Saturday Night Live from 1977-1979. The Coneheads also appeared in an animated special in 1983 and a live action film in 1993.
