"PERFECTLY YOU should come with some sort of advisory label because it carries a very potent load. From the onset of this piece the viewer is taken immediatley into a luxury salon of visuals and backdrops that sedate with champagne pinks and prozac blues. The narrative is a melange of voices overheard at an exlusive expensive sleepover, where nymphette cupie dolls exchange gestures and coy nuances in a cascading art fantasy. Occasionally the adorable main characters are visited by a dry look boogie man who playfully manipulates in a game of mind control. There are also sequences where two stylized vintage puff daddies are played to the hilt by Marc Brandenburg and Krylon Superstar. The two are suspended in their own brand name characterization, poetically built around a sort of Chanel for Men hallucination. 

Some of the members of the cast are actually underground rockstars making them suitable for their roles in PERFECTLY YOU, that consist mainly of role playing.  The actors partake in self styled dialogues that range from cafree bantor to just sighing in angst or delight. Specific parts of a scene such as a character sighing are edited and dubbed into the already perplexing soundtrack to heighten the viewers buzz. Their is a beauty in each of the actors faces that beholds a strange impact. As if Pasolini himself was in charge of casting armed with a crew from Max Factor and a costume designer named Brigit Neppl who summons her creative look from a parimiter somewhere between Betsy Johnson and Clockwork Orange. The costumes are a integral part of the visual side effects. A plastic bag complete with a superply made logo works as a chasity-defiance get up along with the more maticulously povocative loin cloths made to fit in chaste perfection. Two of the characters that capture the crafty sinister aspects of youthful beauty are Namosh and Gina. Namosh's features appear on the big digital screne with the same timeless resonance of Fellinni's Satyricon, while Gina exudes a younger diabolical Romy Sneider. Their faces and gestures are too charismatic to be backround players in this Plastic bag with cool logos exlpoding inevitable. Their are no appearant seems evident to see the significance in why all these themes and styles are solicited in PERFECTLY YOU. Maybe it is pure hommage. The movie winds down with the hypercreativiy of the first sequences in final scene still a sleep over at this point the characters are more subdued and more German.

The piece is laced with some dazzling synthetic logos perhaps designed as a scheme to trick the viewer that these are actually clues to navigating the visual and aural landscape of this sublime piece. But as I mentioned before it should come with a warning label. The viewer may find the film intoxicating and experimental, and need a moment or two after viewing to recollect and ponder the sense of unawareness we have of the subconcious mind and how it likes to play."                                                                                        
Martin Deckert - Mudd magazine 



Singer, songwriter and keyboard whiz Snax, aka Paul Bonomo, began a life of performance in the suburbs of Washington DC, moving on to San Francisco, New York and now Berlin. Along the way, he founded the gay art rock band Fagbash, and was one half of disco-pop band Captain Comatose.
Soon after arriving in Berlin, Snax began producing his solo releases from the ground up, writing and performing mostly all instruments and vocals himself. In 2004 came the release of the electronic soul manifesto From The Rocking Chair To The Stage (Mental Groove). Fall 2006 saw Snax sound incorporating more acoustic elements on his second long-player Love Pollution (TNT/Four Music), described by Snax as being “about love, loss, bitchiness and finally redemption.” The remix for the single, ‘Honeymoon’s Over’ by Konrad Black was hailed by many as the anthem of Summer 2007. Returning to his electronic funk roots, Snax released two EP’s on UK’s defDrive followed by Special Guest Star, the flagship release on his own label, Random Records. Reflecting on his rich and rewarding career and the myriad creative interactions he’s experienced, Snax founded the House Of Snaxine. To them he dedicated Up And Coming Children (Random Records) in 2010; an exciting return to form with an eye to the future. 
Snax’s performances and DJ sets deliver provocation, sleaze and fun. The result is a direct connection with the audience. His various collaborators  have included Jamie Lidell, Peaches, Joey Arias and Terranova to name a few. Upon supporting The Scissor Sisters throughout Europe as their opening act, Snax was described be front man Jake Shears as “a one man fro freak show not to be missed.”
Currently, Snax is completing his fourth album, running his label and establishing his house music alter ego, Box Office Poison.

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