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A SPECIAL THANKS!...
To all of our fans who purchased the film when it was released on Amazon.com, Createspace and Video On Demand, you guys are wonderful and we couldn't do this without you!
Psychotropica is however no longer available through these methods as we are presently negotiating a DVD release, through a major company. So, stay tuned for that!

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Buzz About Psychotropica!
"Entirely unique in its look and tone, Psychotropica is a pretty wild trip of a film." -Ian Jane, AVManiacs LINK
The Tower Farm Interview, with yours truly about Psychotropica (and other things film related) LINK
"Damien Sage has taken tools available to just about everyone and created a film that’s provocative, engaging and considering it’s budget, visually stunning. As much as I love high-budget scifi, seeing a film like this depend on the actor’s performances and its writing, directing and sheer imagination is exciting, especially when the story is gay-themed." -Jasun, Gay Daily Hot LINK
CHUD Psychotropica Review LINK
DVD Release Article in the Winston-Salem Journal LINK
"Psychotropica certainly looks and sounds like no other film I am familiar with... Damien Sage set out to create a unique assault on the eyes and ears with Psychotropica, and on the that score he succeeds admirably." -Gordon Sullivan, DVD Verdict LINK
The Indiewire Article, by Jason Guerrasio LINK
"Psychotropica" is bold and impressive, and I cannot wait to see what spills out of these people's collective heads next...metaphorically, of course." -Charles Tatum, eFilmCritic LINK
The QuietEarth Article, by QuietEarth LINK
"How is it possible that a movie, that the director proudly boasts as a"no budget little film", is able to accomplish what big budget disaster A Scanner Darkly attempted but so completely failed at?" -JM, Tower Farm Reviews LINK
The CineBlog Article, by Carla C. LINK
"Ma bisogna dare atto al regista, è un film di coraggio."- Carla C., CineBlog (An Italian Review for CineBlog.it) LINK
The Bizindie Interview/Article, by James Pomichter LINK
"Psychotropica is a stylish homage to Brian De Palma and low budget filmmaking."-Alton Williams, Battleroyalewithcheese LINK
"External Review" by Samsfashion on Youtube LINK
Battleroyalewithcheese Pre-Review Posting LINK
Gay Daily Hot: Article LINK
The QuietEarth DVD Release Article, by QuietEarth LINK
Battleroyalewithcheese DVD Release Article LINK
Psychotropica Is Here!
This page is dedicated to our feature film debut "Psychotropica."
"Psychotropica" is a throw back to the experimental days of cinema. It is a complex film told primarily through imagery and sound. The film tells the story of a confused young man (known only as "The Patient") as he relates his dreams to a mysterious doctor. As The Patient's story grows darker and more twisted truths will be found, twists will be revealed and his story will reach a shocking conclusion.
I know it's talking a big game, but we do believe that "Psychotropica" is one of the most expansive no budget films ever produced (Don't believe me, check out the stuff below.)
Yes, it is true, the film is done (after 4 years, an intermission and, another long year of production!) Not only is "Psychotropica" finished, but we have also taken our love of Anime and over the topness one step further and, rotoscoped the film. That's right, "Psychotropica" is now a full on pseudo-anime itself! (The visual style is supposed to be indicative of the "childhood drawings" the lead character makes many references to in the film.)
AND if you want even MORE in depth information about Psychotropica, check out the Wikipedia Page, here ------------> LINK
As well, also too, there is Psychotropica's Imdb page, here -----------> LINK
Promotional Artwork For Psychotropica!
(You can see a bit of the lovely pseudo-animated style!)






Psychotropica is a stylish homage to films like "The Wall" and "Tommy. A no budget throw back to the glory days of Brian De Palma and Dario Argento. And, an audio/visual sensory overload like none other committed to celluloid.
The film features a pulse pounding experimental/industrial score by RIP/TORN.
The is told in a fractured narrative. (Imagine having the most intensely over the top, emotionally and psychologically exploitive dream; then trying to describe it to someone after waking up.)
Psychotropica's style was also heavily influenced by Japanese Anime. In particular, the works of Satoshi Kon.
Take a look at the "pre-animation" theatrical trailer here!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOaQcmPqbxY
Check out some images from the film below:



















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