Disney Made a House of the Future is a brilliant, dystopian drag spectacular combining sophisticated stage sense and computer animation with the plot irony and cinematic “simplicity” one associates with early John Waters. We featured parts one to three of this masterpiece in this interview. In our last issue we included parts four through seven. You may wish to follow these links to review or catch up with the story line. Among the streamings of Internet video Plotnick’s comedic shorts are the mighty Volga of hilarity: they are always distinguished by a warmth and empathy for the characters which makes his work Comedy in the deeper sense we intend in when the word occurs in Comédie Française or Dante’s Divina Commedia. Plotnick ‘s work is always centered on how amusing it is to be human.
We now continue our ongoing tour of Jack Plotnick’s Comedic shorts . . .