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The World Can Be Saved Through Doughnuts

At least, filmmaker Jaxon Defa believes the world can be saved through doughnuts. I stumbled upon this “mockumentary” within YouTube and I have repeatedly reached out to the gentleman whom I believe made the film to talk to him about it, but I have yet to hear back from him. If anyone knows him, have him drop me a line; I’d love to interview him. But until then, I will share a pretty hilarious 8 1/2 minutes with you. It includes everything from sexual obsession to poetry to philosophy. And as a piece of film making, it isn’t bad either. Congratulations, Jaxon, wherever you are.

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One Response to “The World Can Be Saved Through Doughnuts”

  1. The Fried Dough Ho » Blog Archive » Dough Rolled Perfect – poems by Ben Hart Says:
    July 16th, 2010 at 10:53 am

    […] time ago, I stumbled on a short mockumentary about doughnuts by filmmaker Jaxon Defa. One of the interviewees was Canadian poet, Ben Hart […]

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