They Live, movie poster by the most famous movie-picture Painter Mr. Brew, depicting on the left a large skull like head, bleeding from holes in it, the eyes are bulging outwards, red and bleeding, the mouth is open showing teeth, also bleeding, it would seem the face is staring at a snake woman , who’s half body is the snake tail, from the waist upwards, her red naked body, long nail on her right hand, the other arms is the snake head, her face is also red and has pointed teeth, her hair is rough; signs of use, the folds have taken some color away.

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Doesn’t this historical “remembering” of a near past awaken in Pasolini’s buccaneering letters, in which he wrote that what "is not loved is doomed to irreparable destruction"? There are still living witnesses who could report "what it was like back then" when the posters of Mr. Brew and other movie artists were in the... Saw the poster and then decided to go to a cinema that has now become a "lost object" in an art history that has not yet been written.

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Height: 111 cm
Width: 94 cm
Weight: 230 g

A homeless drifter—credited as "Nada"—comes to Los Angeles in search of a job. While out on the street, he sees a street preacher warning that "they" have recruited the rich and powerful to control humanity. Nada finds employment at a construction site and is befriended by coworker Frank, who invites him to live in a shanty town soup kitchen led by a man named Gilbert.

That night, a hacker takes over television broadcasts, claiming that scientists have discovered signals that are enslaving the population and keeping them in a dream-like state, and that the only way to stop it is to shut off the signal at its source. Those watching the broadcast complain of headaches. Nada secretly follows Gilbert and the preacher into a nearby church and discovers them meeting with a group that includes the hacker. He sees scientific equipment and cardboard boxes inside. Nada is discovered by the blind preacher and escapes.

The shantytown and church are both destroyed in a police raid in the same night, and the hacker and preacher are beaten by riot police. The following day, Nada retrieves one of the boxes from the church and takes a pair of sunglasses from it, hiding the rest in a trash can. Nada discovers that the sunglasses make the world appear monochrome, but also reveal subliminal messages in the media to consume, reproduce, and conform. The glasses also reveal that many people are actually aliens with skull-like faces.

When Nada mocks an alien woman at a supermarket, she alerts other aliens via a wristwatch-like device. Nada leaves but is confronted by two alien police officers. He kills them and steals their weapons. Nada enters a bank, where he sees that several of the employees and customers are aliens. He kills several aliens with a shotgun and escapes by taking Cable 54 employee Holly Thompson hostage. At Holly's home, Nada tries to get her to try on the glasses, but she knocks him out of the window and down a hill and calls the police.