Psychological Rangers Toronto, Ontario
While toeing the line between heartwarming and flat out bizarre, Matthew Bailey, Dave Clark and Graeme Moffatt embody characters and spin narratives that favour an eclectic cast of underdogs. Bowing in submission to their collective id, they embark on absurdist journeys aiming to express universal truths but happily settling for a laugh. ... more
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