See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday
See You Next Tuesday

Factory 25

See You Next Tuesday

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This special limited edition slipcover is limited to 1,000 units and is only available on our website and at select indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them.

Factory 25, a Brooklyn-based independent film distribution company was founded in 2009 by Matt Grady. F25 is a home for conceptually provocative narratives and documentaries. Its mission is to deliver specialized film and music titles in an aesthetically captivating way while exposing the indie world to under-the-radar films, music, and other curiosities in various ways and formats — theatrically, digitally, on TV, VOD, via subscription, limited edition DVDs,  Blu-ray's, books and vinyl. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line!

Mona (Eleanore Pienta) is a mentally unbalanced and very pregnant young woman in a hideous orange coat. Without any friends to speak of and alienated from her hoochie mama coworkers at a crummy Brooklyn supermarket, Mona maintains a strangely close relationship with her campy, recovering alcoholic mother May (Dana Eskelson). Mona's sister Jordan (Molly Plunk) is an unemployable party girl, estranged from May and making life hell for her increasingly fed up girlfriend Sylve (Keisha Zollar). In the final days of her pregnancy, Mona draws her mother, sister, and anybody who happens to get caught in her wake into her hectic life as she drifts further from reality. Featuring a tapestry of diverse characters with varying levels of sanity and awful taste in wardrobe, See You Next Tuesday is a dark comedy the whole family can enjoy cutting themselves to.

directed by: Drew Tobia
starring: Eleanore Pienta, Dana Eskelson, Molly Plunk, Keisha Zollar
2013 / 82 min / 1.78:1 / English Dolby Digital 2.0

Additional info:

  • Region Free Blu-ray
  • Deleted scenes
  • 2024 interviews with Cast
  • Comentary track by Eugene Kotlyarenko and Drew Tobia
  • 28 page booklet with essays by Zach Clark, Brandon Harris and Drew Tobia
  • English subtitles

Overall rating: 4.5789475 / 5 from 19 reviews.

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Reviews

Underrated!

"This movie was so much better than its online ratings suggested. The most of the characters are terrible, they do and say terrible things, but somewhere between all the madness is also humor and unconditional love."

— Ismael F. (5/5)

Flawed, but interesting

"This film has scenes and moments that work very well, but sometimes feels like it's trying to hard to be edgy and provoking. Nearly 30 minutes of deleted scenes is a nice bonus to have."

— Marcus P. (3/5)

This Would Be A Fun Film Any Day, Including Tuesday!

"I found this on the VS website and the slipcover drew me in initially. The complexity of the performances was thoroughly engaging and a lot of fun to behold! The peerless VS restoration process was on full display with stellar sound and picture! Thank you, VS, for continuing to lovingly restore and release so many wonderful films from every conceivable genre! You are keeping physical media alive in this streaming world we now live in! Highly recommended!"

— Paul K. (5/5)

Acronyms

"This seems to have flown under the radar since its release but I really enjoyed it"

— Chris T. (5/5)

Worth a watch

"This was a blind buy for me but I ended up enjoying the film. Had some funny moments."

— Jeff L. (4/5)

Great!

"Great!"

— Richard L. (5/5)

Good film

"Good film"

— raymond l. (5/5)

DUMPSTER BABY

"I found this movie to be funny as hell. This is what would happen if you John Waters and Todd Solondz had a dumpster baby. The feature movie alone is worth the price - and the extras are just right to enhance the movie-watching experience. I recommend going back to see the deleted scenes, which could be a little movie unto itself and then to the director's interviews with the actors."

— Juan A. (5/5)

See You Next Tuesday

"Great performances. I really enjoyed it. Just glad I picked it up. Great extras as well."

— Hansi L. (5/5)

See you next Tuesday

"Eccentric, complex exploration of a relationship"

— Jared W. (5/5)

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