A 50-Foot Leg Lamp, A Small-Town Meltdown, and the Most Bonkers Documentary You’ll Stream This Holiday: Meet FRAGILÉ
If your holiday watchlist needs a break from handsome princes, magical bakeries, and time-traveling ornaments, buckle up: FRAGILÉ is now streaming, and it might be the most delightfully chaotic documentary of the season.
The premise? A small Oklahoma town decides to build a giant 50-foot leg lamp (yes, that lamp). The goal: attract tourists. The result: chaos. We’re talking city-council showdowns, furious Facebook threads, neighbor-vs-neighbor drama, accusations flying like tinsel. There’s even a cease-and-desist letter from Warner Bros. Because nothing says “holiday spirit” like legal threats over a massive fiberglass limb.
Created by filmmaker Reagan Elkins, FRAGILÉ delivers a hilarious, heartfelt look at what happens when a quirky idea snowballs into a full-on civic soap opera. There’s laughter. There’s outrage. There’s a lamp so big it could qualify for its own zip code.
“People think they’ve seen small-town drama,” says Elkins. “You haven’t seen anything until you’ve seen a leg lamp start a war.”
Perfect for fans of weird news stories, community Facebook drama, and holiday movies that don’t take themselves too seriously, FRAGILÉ is the offbeat gift your watchlist needed.
FRAGILÉ
Directed by Reagan Elkins
Produced by Intellego Media
Now Streaming on VOD
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https://fragiledocumentary.vhx.tv/