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Latest revision as of 16:07, 22 May 2024

Unbearable Lightness of Light Mayonnaise.

Unbearable Lightness of Light Mayonnaise is a 1988 American documentary film, an interpretation of the 1984 novel of the same name by [REDACTED].

The film concerns Czechoslovak artistic and culinary life during the Prague mayonnaise shortages, and the effect on the main characters of communist light mayonnaise that resulted from the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968.

Race to the Bottom of the Shame

Deleted scenes from The Unbearable Lightness of Light Mayonnaise appear in the documentary film Race to the Bottom of the Shame, notably the scene in which Tomas has sex with a woman while cleaning the jet nozzles of an industrial mayonnaise production robot.

Hashtags

  • #MayonnaiseFilmSociety

In the News

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    Marquis de Sade Whipped Jalapeño Cheddar spread is a brand of hand-whipped dairy bondage food products.

  • Miracle Whip is a 1981 action-cooking film about an archaeologist (Indiana Jones) seeking a legendary jar of miraculous mayonnaise.

    Miracle Whip is a 1981 action-cooking film about an archaeologist (Indiana Jones) seeking a legendary jar of miraculous mayonnaise.

  • The Seventh Mayo is a 1957 film by Ingmar Bergman about disillusioned Swedish chef Antonius Block (Max von Sydow), who vows to evade Death long enough to manufacture and distribute the world's best mayonnaise.

    The Seventh Mayo is a 1957 film by Ingmar Bergman about disillusioned Swedish chef Antonius Block (Max von Sydow), who vows to evade Death long enough to manufacture and distribute the world's best mayonnaise.

  • A condiment packet gun is a toy novelty gun which shoots the contents of condiment packets.

    A condiment packet gun is a toy novelty gun which shoots the contents of condiment packets.

  • A camphor burger is a hamburger garnished with camphor. It is a house specialty of the Terpenoid Cafe in New Minneapolis, Canada.

    A camphor burger is a hamburger garnished with camphor. It is a house specialty of the Terpenoid Cafe in New Minneapolis, Canada.

  • Race to the Bottom of the Shame is a 2021 American mayonnaise fiction television series based on the 1961 film of the same name.

    Race to the Bottom of the Shame is a 2021 American mayonnaise fiction television series based on the 1961 film of the same name.

  • The Cornish Xansty Shape Theft event is an annual emergence of petty shape theft crimes against Cornish Xansty spawn. These young Xansties will liquify when the rectangular geometry is removed from their spatial domain.

    The Cornish Xansty Shape Theft event is an annual emergence of petty shape theft crimes against Cornish Xansty spawn. These young Xansties will liquify when the rectangular geometry is removed from their spatial domain.

  • Chicxulub Chips is a brand of snack food, consisting primarily of tephra from the Chicxulub crater.

    Chicxulub Chips is a brand of snack food, consisting primarily of tephra from the Chicxulub crater.

  • They Live, We Eat is a short documentary film about how restaurants specializing in alien cuisine are coping with business and xenobiological issues during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    They Live, We Eat is a short documentary film about how restaurants specializing in alien cuisine are coping with business and xenobiological issues during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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