The Flicking Fingers Movie DVD

$65.00 Each

Flicking Fingers-The Movie

Flicking Fingers-The Movie
Tricks and Fiction from the Road

Over 3 1/2 Hours of Mind-Blowing Magic!

"This is a superior product on many levels and a delightful change of pace from standard magic video fare." - Michael Close, MAGIC Magazine June 2003

"...hilariously funny and brilliantly entertaining. All fine magicians individually, but as a group, an absolute knockout." - Mike Caveney

In October 2002 the ten-man team of Germany's best close-up magicians known as "The Flicking Fingers" set out on a ten-day tour for a number of public shows and convention appearances. Lucky for us, they were accompanied by a professional film crew and the result is The Flicking Fingers Movie-a DVD like no other you have ever seen.

The Flicking Fingers is a team of ten of Germany's best close-up magicians, known to the magic community most from their unforgettable FISM '97 group lecture, as winners of Seigfried and Roy's 1998 Sarmoti Award and from their highly acclaimed "The Book-or don't forget to point" published in 1998.

TRICKS FROM THE ROAD

A FACE IN THE CASE (Thomas Fraps)
A card case visually changes into a selected card. Immediately, the selection transforms back into the box. No duplicates, no gaffs, no kidding!
THE CAP, THE COIN AND THE MARKER (Manuel Muerte)
A pen and a coin appear, disappear, reappear, grow, travel, go crazy and reset. A well structured and highly visual piece of Finger - Flim Flam!
KEEP THE CHANGE (Rainer Pfeiffer)
A copper and a silver coin repeatedly change places through a purse. Money-Magic in your spectator's hands!
SNAPSHOT (Rainer Pfeiffer)
Two rubber bands visually link in your spectator's hands. Eye popping magic and one cool souvenir!

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BURNED-OUT (Jörg Alexander)
The name of a selected card forms from ashes gently rubbed on your bare arm. Then your spectator's initial is actually burned into her card. Hot, close and very personal!
COGNITIVE ORANGE JUICE (Thomas Fraps)
A full glass of freshly squeezed orange juice appears out of thin air, followed by a solid wooden shoehorn right out of your shoe. Reality check, anybody?
THE FOUNTAIN OF CARDS (Nikolai Friedrich)
Jumbo cards rise out of a deck isolated in a glass. Suddenly, every card jumps out, leaving only a selection. You end absolutely clean; perfect for stage or parlour work!
BACK TO THE FUTURE (Pit Hartling)
A selected card is found before it was chosen. A time-paradox at the card table; pure and simple!
A ROSE IS A ROSE (Stephan Kirschbaum)
After a beautiful routine with a purse-frame and a little silk you look "inside" the frame only to find a real rose as the perfect present for your helper. Move over, Casanova!
SOUVENIR FROM CHINATOWN (Pit Hartling)
A very clean transposition of a copper and a silver coin that ends with a final surprise in the spectator's hand.
FLIP-FLAP (Helge Thun)
In this crazy flourish you make a playing card twirl around the deck and between your fingers in breakneck speed. A typical case of "Do that again!"
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SEMI-AUTOMATIC (Manuel Muerte)
A useful and quite unorthodox palm for the card worker. Make sure to really try this!
LASTING IMPRESSION (Pit Hartling)
A little touch that can turn a simple coin vanish into a memorable piece of magic.
INERTIA (Jörg Willich)
The letters on your business card suddenly shift around. Is the hand faster than…ink?
GUMMY-BEAR (Jörg Willich)
A wine-gum visibly penetrates the side of your wine glass. This looks absolutely amazing; perfect for cocktail parties!
FRUIT CUPS (Helge Thun)
A very useful move for any Cups and Balls routine. This one might bear fruit for you, too!
GRANDPA'S CIGAR-BOX (Manuel Muerte)
A signed card repeatedly appears under a little cigar box. Finally it is found inside the box, neatly folded into quarters. Holy smokes!
THE SYMPATHETIC TEN (Jörg Alexander)
The handling of Herbert Milton's wonderful classic that has earned highest praise and remains one of the corner- stones in Jörg's professional repertoire (performance only).
MONA LISA (Nikolai Friedrich)
Nikolai's signature piece: A spectator finds the missing piece to a 1.500-piece Puzzle of the Mona Lisa. This is the original version as sold to David Copperfield (performance only).

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