Since 2006, Amy Lam and Jon McCurley’s performance art partnership Life of a Craphead has been responsible for – among other things – renting out videos they rented from Queen Video, filling the Yonge-Dundas intersection with actors pretending to sell things, and proposing a “stress ramp” that directs anxious Torontonians into Lake Ontario. Their newest work, Bugs, is their feature-length film debut: a satire that reimagines Toronto as a bug garden run by an unaccountable family. It screens at the AGO Dec. 11, and beyond that, Life of a Craphead is looking for experimental art film festivals to submit it to.