A Night with Adam Green presented by Blood Sick Underground Cinema at PhilaMOCA

Name: A Night with Adam Green presented by Blood Sick Underground Cinema at PhilaMOCA
Start: 2025-09-08T19:30:00-04:00
Location: PhilaMOCA

Schedule

Mon, 08 Sep, 2025 at 07:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

PhilaMOCA | Philadelphia, PA

THE WRONG FERRARI (2011), Adam Green's ketamine opus, followed by a Q&A and short acoustic set.

Adam Green is probably best known for his music. His band The Moldy Peaches (Anything but You) were a huge name in the early 2000s anti-folk scene, even appearing in the movie Juno, then he went on to have a hugely successful solo career with hits like Friends of Mine and Emily. HOWEVER, we at Blood Sick really love him for his weird drug fueled underground movies!

THE WRONG FERRARI is Adam Green's "Ketamine Opus". Filmed entirely on a cell phone with spontaneous shoots in the canals of Venice, a German gas station, a cemetery in Prague and in hand-built sets in Macaulay Culkin's New York apartment.

An epic surrealist drug-odyssey which focuses on Adam’s psychological outlook on love, work, and turning 30. Obsessed with the pet-medicine Ketamine, the characters in the film turn into pets themselves only to find that the “K-hole” is bottomless and that they must overtake their masters. With its dialogue-driven approach, “The Wrong Ferarri” allows Green’s poetic and lyrical writing style to come alive – and ultimately propels a poem transforming it into the shape of a movie.

Starring Macaulay Culkin, Jack Dishel, Chris Egan, Jon Wiley, Adam Green, Larissa Brown, Cory Kennedy, Dev Hynes and Illyse Singer. Written & Directed by Adam Green.

The Wrong Ferrari will be preceded by opening shorts from Kasper Meltedhair, Abigail Bruley, and Violet Cheverez.

Blood Sick Underground Cinema is a monthly film series taking place every 2nd Monday at PhilaMOCA. We host a different guest director each month for new underground premieres and deep dives into video obscurity with opening short films from local filmmakers.
Doors 7:00 / $15 admission