The Elephant’s Tub feat. Analeigh Tipton and Stephen Tobolowsky

Always Open

Barbara Dunkelman

Relationships, Society & Culture

4.6 • 926 Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2016

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Analeigh Tipton (Crazy, Stupid Love; Why Women Kill) and Stephen Tobolowsky (One Day at a Time, The Tobolowsky Files) co-star in this Burmese tale about a king who dreams of finding an elusive white elephant.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone welcome to you always open I am your host for this evening
0:09.3	Barbara Dunkelman and with me today I have I am Lindsay Jones hello
0:15.0	Griffin Ramsey I'm Mariel Salcedo
0:18.0	beautiful intro you guys know it's like a very calm intro
0:22.0	yeah I feel like we're raised I didn't really know where to look so That's like a very calm intro. Yeah.
0:23.2	I feel like we're rained.
0:24.2	I didn't really know where to look, so I was suddenly get nervous.
0:26.0	Oh, but I didn't remember my name.
0:27.8	Okay, there you guys.
0:28.8	That's the most important part.
0:29.8	I just like that in the gypshot too, I just started being my weird self
0:31.6	and I was messing with the condensation. I at the wide and I was like I'm jacking off that go
0:34.9	I should probably stop.
0:36.9	People are suddenly subconsciously very turned on right now.
0:39.9	Yeah it's all subliminal. What does this straw mean?
0:43.0	You don't know.
0:44.0	I couldn't really tell because I was also looking at the camera to make sure you're good, but I thought you
0:48.0	like told Merrill your name, like I'm Griffin Ramsey.
0:51.0	I was like, oh yeah, nice to meet you.
0:53.0	Just look up.
0:54.0	Anywhere the camera is me.
0:55.0	So let's start things off with our shot, which
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