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Take some time and watch this alien, drug-filled video from the inimitable AG Rojas

Date
12 December 2012

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“BOREDOM MAKES YOU DO CRAZY THINGS” proclaims AG Rojas’ website header, and yeah, that’s true for most people. Sometimes when I’m bored I do something “crazy” like tidy my room, or watch some mind-numbingly atrocious reality TV show.

AG Rojas has a different way of being bored, when he’s bored he makes a short film like Crown — a chilling journey into an abandoned house with four teenage boys with a lot of narcotics. Watch as they discover something not of this earth, and as dowdy, middle aged business men get so high they end up tripping over geysers in the craters of their space-age alien drug-addled minds. I know 10 minutes is longer than your average cat-in-a-bath YouTube clip, but just watch this. You won’t regret it.

The word “Crown” appears in a colourful, iridescent gothic typeface across a quiet residential street. The letters glow with a rainbow gradient against a backdrop of trees and houses.
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AG Rojas: Crown

A person walks up a white wooden staircase leading to the balcony of a yellow house. Tall, leafy trees frame the left side of the scene under a bright sky.
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AG Rojas: Crown

A person wearing a beanie sits on a patterned carpet, leaning against a white sofa and reading a book. Beside them, a white cabinet door hangs open.
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AG Rojas: Crown

Two people stand outdoors against a backdrop of green foliage, sharing a joint. One person wears a white vest and a chain, while the other wears a black T-shirt.
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AG Rojas: Crown

An extreme close-up of a human eye. The iris is a mix of gold and green tones surrounding a dark pupil.
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AG Rojas: Crown

A person in a long brown coat stands in the centre of a quiet residential street. Behind them, a vintage car is parked on the road beneath a canopy of tall trees.
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AG Rojas: Crown

A person is seen from behind, shirtless, with another person’s hand resting on their shoulder. Smoke curls up from the side of their face against a backdrop of dense green foliage.
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AG Rojas: Crown

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Liv Siddall

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Liv joined It’s Nice That as an intern in 2011 and worked across online, print and events, and was latterly Features Editor before leaving in May 2015.

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