In the current climate of parody, pastiche, re-hashing, re-booting and recycling of films, it is so refreshing to see a film as unique, original and enjoyable as Strange Frame: Love and Sax. Billed as a animated sci-fi lesbian rock musical, it covers all these modes and blends them into a gorgeous and engrossing tale of the power of love and music. Something so dense in form and content should be overwhelming, but director and co-writer G.B. Hajim and co-writer Shelley Doty keep it pumping along at a smooth pace, making it an embarrassment of riches. – Twitch Films

“This is the animated sci-fi lesbian rock musical to see.” – David Parkinson, Empire Online

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“Strange Frame boldly brings an epic, futuristic lesbian drama to creative life with fresh animation. —She Wired

“Strange Frame: Love & Sax – scifi-star-apalooza —BC Browncoats Meetup

“Insane, surreal, and sexy. I’m really looking forward to it.” —Whedonesque

“How could this not be amazing!” —Keith’s Portfolio blog

“Strange Frame boldly brings an epic, futuristic lesbian drama to life with fresh animation” —Bent Con

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“Three things set this film apart from others. The style of animation is unlike any other. The movie enlists Hollywood’s A-list voice, music and mixing talents. And all of the work is done on the Big Island.” —Peter Sur, Hawai’i Times-Herald