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What is 'independant film'?

blackegg — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:29:52 GMT

Is it a state of mind or is there a list of companies that your film cannot be associated with in order to be considered independant?

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The Spirituality of Electronic Music and the Emerging Global Tribe

Jeronimo — Thu, 29 May 2008 23:35:43 GMT

New Feature Documentary Film on the spiritual and mystical dimensions of electronic music culture,
www.thefederationofearth.com
...in post production, currently seeking Producer and sponsorship. If you know of anyone, talented, conscious, must be passionate about this subject.

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Call for Entries: Conestoga Film Festival

tapestry1138 — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 19:25:09 GMT

Since 2003, Conestoga --Oklahoma's largest science fiction convention-- has sponsored its own amateur film festival. The response has been remarkable. Past winners have been from from Italy, Singapore, Canada, England, South Korea, Switzerland, Mexico, Germany, the Netherlands and China! Conestoga is now accepting entries for the 2008 festival.

Categories for the Film Festival are: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Documentary and Animation. Maximum running time for each entry is 20 minutes. Winning Entries Will be Screened at the Conestoga 12 Science Fiction Convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma July, 2008. Deadline for the film festival is July 1st, 2008. There is no charge to enter a film in the contest. Winners receive a certificate and prominent display on our webpage. Send your entry to:

Conestoga 12
P.O. Box 700776
Tulsa, OK 74170-0776
Attention: Film Festival

Complete rules at http://www.burningclam.com/film.html
Visit the Conestoga webpage at http://www.sftulsa.org/conestoga/

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New Independent Film Website

Kenny — Fri, 23 May 2008 15:27:53 GMT

For the last year I've been working on a website for Independent Filmmakers and people who love Independent Film. Its called Reel Connect (www.reelconnect.com) and over the last few months its grown to have quite a few good independent films. If you have an independent film you've made, feel free to upload it to the site (for free) or just go and watch independent films. The site really focuses on the people behind independent films (everyone who works on the film can be listed as part of the cast and crew, and everyone has a profile) I'd love to hear what you guys think of the site, how it can be improved or any other comments or suggestions you might have. Thanks.

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New film!

amy — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 19:55:40 GMT

Hi got new film out NO LEFT TURN it is at: htttp://www.filmbaby.com/films/2789

please review and check it out!

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not quite indy-- Ostara -movie

Sizzle — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:34:14 GMT

2008 Vernal Equinox begins 3/20 at 05:57 UT (12:57 am EST)

Wishing you all an abundant season,
enjoy this Ostara egg i saved for you...
Gratitde and Blessings

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k54cn1gbIyI

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the lives of others

scupps — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 02:56:45 GMT

holy crap, i just netflixed this and it was awesome.
the lives of others:
Set in 1980s East Berlin, director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's debut feature (which earned an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film) provides an exquisitely nuanced portrait of life under the watchful eye of the state police as a high-profile couple is bugged. When a successful playwright and his actress companion become subjects of the Stasi's secret surveillance program, their friends, family and even those doing the watching find their lives changed too.

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Berkeley filmmaker screening latest film in Berkeley

antero — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 21:28:04 GMT

My latest film, a dark comedy called "The Mind is a Liar and a Whore" (2007; 92 min.) screens Friday Nov. 9th at 2138 Cedar Street in Berkeley. This is an old wooden church whose priests allowed me to rent their sanctuary as a screening room. The acoustics are great, the location easy to find and they have a great sound system and projector already installed.

SYNOPSIS
Four roommates, a live-in boyfriend and their visiting landlord are forced indoors during an unexpected citywide lockdown initiated by the federal government. Ona, a webcast diva with her own show, thinks the feds are shifting into a fullblown police state. Her roomies think she's paranoid. Havoc and hilarity unravel as they all race to their own conclusions about what they think is happening during their current state of escalating uncertainty.

FILM CLIPS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBXg1e-siC8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prfOEeudfKI

MOVIE SITE
http://www.verticalpool.com/themindisaliarandawhore.html

I will be attending and will field any questions from the audience afterwards.

Hope to see you there.

-sherpa

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Habit

chillycasey — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 01:23:01 GMT

Anyone seen and loved this pic, currently running on IFC? It's about 10 years old, at times the acting was a bit thin and the script pedantic, think they would have liked a bigger effects budget, but I thought it was great. Really well written, a plausible take on a classic tale.

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Good news to share with friends!

Glorinda — Sun, 04 Nov 2007 17:29:30 GMT

I have some good news to share. "The Christmas Card", the Hallmark movie I played the diner waitress 'Molly' in, is now available on DVD through Netflix, Blockbuster, Borders, amazon.com and others. Amazon gave us a 5 star rating and has posted some lovely reviews. Ed Asner was nominated for an Emmy for his outstanding performance in the movie earlier this year. Cast and crew are all thrilled! It's a wonderful holiday gift for the entire family.
;-)
Also, A few weeks ago I did a Slingbox commercial which should air very soon during Monday night football. I play a nervous dental patient in this one. Very funny stuff.

Graciously,
Glorinda

Glorinda Marie, SAG
web: www.glorinda.com
imdb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1483648/

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"The Call of Cthulhu"

Maude-Dib — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 23:17:11 GMT

done by The H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society http://www.cthulhulives.org/cocmovie/index.html

Will be played at my hubby's art show this Thursday in San Francisco. Stop on by and say hi and treat yourself (free of course) to a fun film.

Info:
http://people.tribe.net/maude-dib/blog/ce128b4c-3486-4256-b750-fd26dbd28b86

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new DMT/Ayahuasca documentary coming soon

Fri, 11 May 2007 19:04:48 GMT

<A href="http://www.liftingtheveil.tv">LIFTING THE VEIL<A/> 
<A href="http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=davidstanley36">DAVID STANLEY YOUTUBE<A/>

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Cognition Factor

Indidginus — Wed, 05 Sep 2007 15:37:47 GMT

I'm writing the soundtrack to a forthcoming indie film about a cyberpunk's search for consciousness - features interviews with Terence McKenna, Alex Grey, Ralph Metzner & various other luminaries. Musical collaborations on my part with Alex Paterson (The Orb), Colin Angus (The Shamen & Pablo Sandoz) & Merv Pepler (Eat Static). There's some more info on my site:

http://www.deviantdidg.com/news.html#cognition_factor

:)

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Great Indy Films online.

Suha — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 20:19:02 GMT

http://divinecaroline.com/browse/play/entertainment/the_divine_lens. Check it out, most of the films are by women.

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Comedic pre-quel to "Citizen Kane" on stage in San Francisco...

Bryce — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 18:19:35 GMT

Yes, it’s true; there’s comedic pre-quel to Citizen Kane, since; “behind every great man there is an evil sled.”

Thunderbird Theatre Company of San Francisco is presenting:
"Aaah! Rosebud"
Written by Peter Finch of KFOG radio (SF).

Known for a cult-like following for their off-beat comedies such as the pirate spoof; "Lusty Booty", and the last year's "Release the Kraken" (a mash-up of “Clash of the Titans meets “Clerks”), the Thunderbird brings yet another original comedy to stage.

San Francisco performances are every Thursday through Monday nights
August 23rd until September 8th.
7:30pm doors, 8:00pm curtain
Performed at: New Langton Arts
1246 Folsom Street (between 8th & 9th, South of Market)

Details, about the show at the website:
http://www.thunderbirdtheatre.com/
Recorded Info: (415) 289-6766

To give you an even better idea, read the recent (Aug. 12th) Pink Section Datebook article from the SF Chronicle:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/08/12/PKRPRB2RS.DTL

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It Came From Lake Michigan Call For Entry Extended

Wayne — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 22:46:08 GMT

8/4/07

Due to the issues with the U.S.P.S. It Came From Lake Michigan will extend The Call for Entry to August 31 2007. Films and Scripts postmarked to that date will be accepted for judging.
Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to serve you the Film Maker and the Fans.
All entries received after 6/4/07 will be confirmed by Email. Please contact the Director
Wayne Clingman at wclingman@wi.rr.com with any questions or to check if your entry was received.
Again we are very sorry for any inconvenience that this may of caused.

Wayne Clingman
Director
It Came From Lake Michigan, Wisconsin’s Fun Film Fest!
www.itcamefromlakemichigan.com

I would like to give a special l Thank You! To the Postmaster of Delafield WI.

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Documentary Advise needed

gklavans — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 22:45:38 GMT

I have a project that is in it's infancy. I am just waiting on the go ahead. It's a documentary about a very popular high school cover band from the 70's that may be getting together for a 30 year reunion. This wasn't your ordinary "Kids in a band" band. They literally toured the entire New england area. Fans traveled from different towns and sometimes states to see them play. Some girls even ran away from home and camped on the drummer's front lawn. Then in 1978, the band broke up and they were never together in the same room again .... Until this year when it was proposed they do a 30 year reunion. One show. I, admittedly do not know about documentary film, but I do believe this is a good story... Primarily because it isn't whether or not these guys were good or are good... They generate an energy that is infectious when they are together... It's a good time and it would be a good documentary.

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Desert Blue

LYMEDeLITE — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 20:16:49 GMT

An academic obsessed with "roadside attractions" and his tv-star daughter finally discover the world's largest ice cream cone, the centerpiece for an old gold-rush town struggling to stay on the map. They end up staying longer than expected because of an accident that spilled an unknown cola ingredient all over the highway. They spend the next few days with the various residents of the town which include a teenage girl who loves to blow things up and a boy trying to keep alive his fathers dream of building a beachside resort in the middle of the desert.

Haley: Hey, do you guys wanna party at the aqueduct tonight?
Blue Baxter: Nah.
Haley: Aw, c'mon, you guys!
Cale: The only party I heard about is the one in your patnies.
Haley: Oh, no. There's absolutely no way there could be a party in my panties.
Cale: Why not?
Haley: Because I'm not wearing any.

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It Came From Lake Michigan Film Fest

Wayne — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 22:59:04 GMT

A great place to see true indy films is It Came From Lake Michgigan www.itcamefromlakemichigan.com Oct 25-28 2007 in Milwaukee WI.
(State Fair Park)
Horror- Sci-Fi and Fantasy!!

We are also offering classes and a chance to meet great stars!!

Call for Entry ending soon!
Tickets on Sale now!

Thank you!!

Wayne Clingman
Director

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I've started a new tribe for Aspiring FIlmmakers...

Bobby — Tue, 15 May 2007 16:48:35 GMT

...My name is Bobby Logan and I've written and directed four features, including the Leslie Nielsen exorcist spoof "Repossessed" and the Corey Feldman starrer "Meatballs 4" among others.

I've also started a new tribe here: http://tribes.tribe.net/1dayfilmschoool

I invite you all to check it out -- especially aspiring filmmakers who need help in making their first film.

Bobby Logan
1DayFilmSchool.com

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Creativity and Inspiration

gklavans — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 09:37:08 GMT

Talented people, a humble muse and well placed frenetic energy got together accepted a challenge and overcame.

Mr. Clean presented an opportunity to create a commercial and win $10,000.00 Dollars. The deadline June 30th 11:59 PM EST
We found out about this contest Tuesday Night and Thursday night we had a finished commercial... Just before the dead line.
A GREAT GROUP OF PEOPLE came together to make this spot and enter... This is our entry, all we need now is your support. Watch the video on You tube and please rate it.

Visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNWyuyIM20I and give us some love.

Thank You.

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film discussion and conversation at Social Sampler - a new social networking event

scott — Sun, 13 May 2007 20:25:40 GMT

Several conversation tables for talking about movies and film..

as part of the new social event concept, Social Sampler

try something new... meet someone new.

www.SocialSampler.com

Try something new... Meet someone new...
28 activities 7 rooms 6 hours 300 chairs 10,000 square feet
6 pm to 12 midnight Saturday May 26
$12 general - $6 Students with ID
each Fourth Saturday of the Month
Oakland Veterans Hall
200 Grand Avenue, Oakland CA 94610
info Scott (650) 326-6265
scottFNW@pway.com
Light refreshments. Large parking lot. Casual comfortable attire. All ages.
Average age 30. Average attendance 150 - 250.
A non alcohol event. Join, watch, or wander activities. several helpful hosts

CONVERSATION TABLES: Movies, Books, Relationships, Culture, Tech, Dining, Humor, Random Chat, Artists, Networking, Writers, Harry Potter, Pets, Weather, Vacations; DANCING: Waltz, Swing, Latin SOCIAL : Board games, Card games, Social games, Sing alongs, Script Read alouds, Costumers club, Toys, Food sampler

Conversation Tables
Each Conversation table has a different theme such as Movies, Books, Relationships, Culture, Tech, Dining, Humor, Random Chat, Artists, Networking, Writers, Harry Potter, Pets, Weather, and Vacations.

Each table has a deck of cards with a different topic on each card. Each card is turned over one at a time. People talk about the topic as they wish until everyone who wants to talk is finished. Then the next card is turned over. For example, for the Movie Table, topic cards include “Your favorite movie?” “Your favorite actor?” “Your worst movie experience?” “Your favorite theatre” “Your favorite movie snack?”. Similar topic cards decks are set on each conversation table. You may participate or just listen. You may join or leave any table at any time. There is a host at each table to answer questions.
Movies Table May 26 -a table each for Spiderman III, Shrek III, Pan's Labyrinth, movies in general.
Books Table Recent book discussion, writing, literature, business of authorship
Relationships Table Romance and Relationships discussion
Culture Table Symphony-dance-opera-ballet-theatre
Technology Table Technology, computers and science fiction
Dining Table cooking, fine dining, restaurant, food, cooking experiences
Humor Table Read Jokes, write cartoon captions
Random Chat Table There are 100 cards: "What was the oddest thing you have ever seen?""What is your worst hair day?" “What was your worst job experience?" "Most embarassing moment?"
Artists Exchange Table Exchange techniques, shows, art
Networking Table Business Networking: startups, marketing strategy, IPO, financing
The Writers Exchange Table mutual help for new writers and authors
Harry Potter Table movies, books and trivia
Pets Table cute pet stories, pet health
Vacations Table favorite vacations, budget vacations, dream vacations
Weather stories Table Everyone has interesting stories about weather. Blizzards, hurricanes, earthquakes, hail

Dancing
Waltz Dancing Dj music for Waltz, Polka, Congress of Vienna, Bohemian National Polka
Swing Dancing Dj music for Lindy, East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Shag, Balboa, Blues dances
Latin Dancing Dj music for Salsa, cha cha, samba, mambo, bachata, cumbia dances

Games Room
Social games including charades, acronamatic, the question game, story time, WHAT IF? There are social board games in the room: pick up a social board game, select a table, and invite other to play with you. You may leave any game at any time. All games stop after 30 minutes so that everyone can try other games.

Board games including cranium, outburst, monopoly, Pictionary. There are social board games in the room: pick up a board game, select a table, and invite other to play with you. You may leave any game at any time. All games stop after 30 minutes so that everyone can try other games

Card games including Hearts, Holmes Card Game, Magic: Mamma Mia, other. There are many decks of cards and many specialty card decks. Pick out a game, select a table, invite others to join. You may leave any game at any time. All games stop after 30 minutes so that everyone can try other games.

Social Rooms

Toys
Legos, Tinker Toys, K’nex, Erector sets, modeling clay, group jigsaw puzzles, crossword puzzle. You are welcome to play with the toys and invite others to join you.

Script read-alouds
reading aloud scripts from TV, plays, movies, such as the Simpsons, Seinfeld, Friends, Mash, All in the Family, Hamlet, Shakespeare in Love,Buffy, Coupling, American Beauty. There are many scripts on the table. Pick one that you would like to read aloud. Select a table, invite others to join in. Everyone selects a character, and start reading aloud.

Food Sampler There is a different food sampler each Social Sampler. Some food sampler themes are ice creams, chocolates, coffees, potato chips, cookies. Odd Ice Creams with be sampled for May 26: Avacado, Buko (Baby Coconut), Ginger, Green Tea, Halo Halo (Buko, Langka, Ube, Pineapple, Mongo &Sweet Beans), Langka (also known as Jackfruit, a relative of the Fig), Lychee, Mango, Thai Tea, Sweet Coconut, and Ube (purple Yam).

Costumers Club activities include swap or sell fabric, clothing, or costumes' sewing circle talk; or meet potential new clients about new costumes, tuxes, or gowns; or finish a costume in a 'stitch and bitch' session. This is a group for costumers and seamstresses who make costumes, gowns, wedding dresses, and clothing for such events as Renaissance Faire, Dickens Faire, Science Fiction costume masquerade balls, Halloween balls and events, Sea of Dreams NYE, Anon Salon events, Costume cons, Belly Dancers outfits, Greater Bay Area Costume Group events, Art Deco's Gatsby picnic, Newport Week, San Francisco Waltzing Society, Friday Night Waltz New Year's Eve formal Waltz Balls, Peers and Gaskells formal balls

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I suppose "Art School Confidential" isn't Indie cinema...

John — Sun, 18 Mar 2007 21:10:35 GMT

...but it had what draws me to Indie film.

Throughout, the movie took turns which were unexpected. It was funny. Very funny. Nice irony. Interesting characters. And the guts to end the film without a *hollywood* style resolution.

It provoked me and my friend to consider what the end meant, so there was some ambiguity. We argued about the nature of the protagonist and his subject heatedly. It prompted me to consider the space where art and love meet. For instance, whether true art, god or bad, famous or obscure, is inherently a loving act.

 John

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anyone seen.....

James — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:10:40 GMT

Blood tea and red string OR slipdream?

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I also recommend Phil the Alien

James — Sat, 07 Apr 2007 00:30:50 GMT

Get pretty drunk and stoned with a couple of good friends but not too drunk so that you dont care. mixed gender is a good idea too. then watch away and enjoy. This is one of my favorite movies of all time for SO many reasons. Absurdly Hilarious.

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Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival / Cinema Paradiso Events

micsto — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 15:00:26 GMT

Colour Me Kubrick: A True...ish Story
John Malkovich stars in the true story of a man who posed as director Stanley Kubrick during the production of Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut, despite knowing very little about his work and looking nothing like him.
General Admission $8.00 | seniors and Students $7.00 | FLIFF Members $5.00
Thursday, March 22
Cinema Paradiso
7:30 PM

Saturday, March 24
Cinema Paradiso
1:30 PM

Sunday, March 25
Cinema Paradiso
12:00 PM
3:30 PM

Undiscovered Gems: We Feed the World
WE FEED THE WORLD is a film about food and globalization, fishermen and farmers, long-distance lorry drivers and high-powered corporate executives, the flow of goods and cash flow–a film about scarcity amid plenty. With its unforgettable images, the film provides insight into the production of our food and answers the question what world hunger has to do with us. Interviewed are not only fishermen, farmers, agronomists, biologists and the UN's Jean Ziegler, but also the director of production at Pioneer, the world's largest seed company, as well as Peter Brabeck, Chairman and CEO of Nestlé International, the largest food company in the world. Website: www.tentilnoon.com
General Admission $8.00 | seniors and Students $7.00 | FLIFF Members $5.00

Wednesday, March 28
Cinema Paradiso
7:00 PM

Thursday, March 29
Cinema Paradiso
7:00 PM

Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience
A unique documentary about troops' experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan based on writings by soldiers, Marines, and air men. Some writings were published in the New Yorker in summer 2006. A larger assortment was published as a book by Random House last September. The film drew upon the submissions by soldiers for the book. It's a remarkable portrait of troops at war - the complexities, doubts, and fears - written with honesty. The 81-minute version of the film includes 11 pieces of writing, with different visual strategies, along with interviews with the writers, and with more established American writers who are also veterans.
General Admission $8.00 | seniors and students $7.00 | FLIFF Members $5.00
Friday, March 30
Cinema Paradiso
6:00 PM
8:00 PM

Saturday, March 31
Cinema Paradiso
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
7:00 PM

Sunday, April 1
Cinema Paradiso
3:00 PM
5:00 PM
7:00 PM

Ten 'til Noon
In ten minutes, everything can change. For these ten people...it will. A jet-lagged Larry Taylor awakens to find two strangers in his bedroom, and over the next ten minutes, will experience the most terrifying, and possibly final, moments of his life. But who these strangers are, and what they want, can only be determined by events occurring elsewhere at the same time. We relive those same ten minutes through the eyes of those connected to what is not a simple home invasion, and with each person, find ourselves closer to the truth. Cast: Alfonso Freeman,Jenya Lano,Dylan Kussman,Thomas Kopache,Rick Wasserman,Rayne Guest.
General Admission $8.00 | seniors and Students $7.00 | FLIFF Members $5.00

Monday, April 2
Cinema Paradiso
7:00 PM

Tuesday, April 3
Cinema Paradiso
7:00 PM

Wednesday, April 4
Cinema Paradiso
8:00 PM

Thursday, April 5
Cinema Paradiso
6:00 PM

Tropic Cinema - Key West
9:15 PM

Friday, April 6
Cinema Paradiso
10:00 PM

Tropic Cinema - Key West
9:15 PM

Saturday, April 7
Cinema Paradiso
8:00 PM
9:30 PM

Tropic Cinema - Key West
5:15 PM

Sunday, April 8
Tropic Cinema - Key West
3:15 PM

Monday, April 9
Cinema Paradiso
7:00 PM

Coming soon...Air Guitar Nation - do you have what it takes??

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Garden State and Last Kiss

hydra1970 — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 05:29:48 GMT

How did Last Kiss compare to Garden State?

Marcus

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SUPPORT Evil and Jack blue

angeli — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 13:16:17 GMT

Hi Everyone,

We've entered a short film into competition online, and
we're looking for votes. If anyone has time to check it
out, rate the film, send a review or pass this along to someone
who might, we'd be very grateful. Check out the link
below:

http://films.thelot.com/films/30017

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Hard Candy

winterbamboo — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 09:37:35 GMT

I know it was out awhile ago, but i just watched it.
intense.
that girl... intense.

it was intense.

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How do I create subtitles for movies?

Wed, 10 Jan 2007 08:16:22 GMT

I was wondering if anybody here knows how I can create subtitles to films? I know that I might need some software. I have a Mac... maybe there is some free software for trial or something..
does anybody know?

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ONE, the documentary (ram dass, deepak chopra, etc. etc. etc.)

psytrancedancer — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 18:38:39 GMT

Hi All,

This is such a beautiful documentary.

http://onetheproject.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=24&Itemid=47

Basically, they went around the world, asking folks from every walk of life and religion the same 20 questions….from Thich Nhat Hanh and Ram Dass, Deepak Chopra, Father Thomas Keating, Barbara Marx-Hubbard, Riane Eisler, Robert Thurman, Sadhguru Jaggi Vadsudev, The voice of his Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and many more...from a street kid in Colorado and athiests....as well as random folks on the street.

The thing I love the most about it is that it doesn’t tout any one idea or way of looking at things. Instead, it shows the diversity of us all and in a simplistic way, shows that we although we may look different, have different cultures, different beliefs and different lifestyles, we are still all one humanity.

Buy the DVD here: http://onetheproject.com/dvd.html

Beautiful!

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Distribution

Kalonapossessorofpeace — Mon, 08 Jan 2007 19:06:36 GMT

I made a short indy film with a friend that has shown around the world and now want to try and market it...but I am a novice..can someone tell me the way to find a distributer? Message me or reply.
Thanks

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Shortbus... see it!

Sizzle — Sat, 23 Sep 2006 17:20:01 GMT

i just got this not recently from my friend john cameron mitchell, of hedwig and the angry inch...
his new movie 'shortbus' is out... see it pass the word... you won't be disapointed...lots of sex too...
here is his note w/ links...

hey all, jcm here, just wanted to give you a "Shortbus" heads-up (sorry if
you get more than one of these). We've been doing a lot of work this summer
getting trailers, posters, etc, together for our imminent and full release by
the fantastic Thinkfilm.

The Theatrical (censored) Trailer and the new Uncensored Trailer (woo hoo!)
are now up on _www.shortbusthemovie.com_ (www.shortbusthemovie.com/)
(full site with bells and whistles coming soon courtesy of Crew Creative and
Sean Belman). You can also find all trailers on _www.ifilm.com_
(www.ifilm.com/) . I'd love if anyone and everyone could spread this information
around on your email lists or post it in chat rooms, blogs, myspace, bathroom
walls (hey, that's an idea, with a rubber stamp made of a potato!). We need
all the help we can get since we're such a little tiny movie.

Interesting dates:

Sept 10 - North American Premiere, Toronto Film Festival, - followed by a
big concert party (see our site for tickets).
Oct. 4 - New York release at the Landmark Sunshine
Oct 6 - LA and SF release
Oct. 12 Wsah DC / Reel Affermations opening nite
Oct. 13 through Nov - we expand across N. America

Come opening weekend cause that means we stay in the theaters longer!

Our soundtrack will come out in late October. We're thrilled to be released
by Team Love which is run by Nate Krenkel and Conor Oberst of the band Bright
Eyes. They're the love-liest!

Thanks to all. It's going great, jcm

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The Christmas Card ~ NEW Hallmark Original

Glorinda — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 02:06:35 GMT

Here is some glorious news about a Hallmark movie that will premier tomorrow night. ~ Happy Holidays!

THE CHRISTMAS CARD
“The Christmas Card” a Hallmark Channel Original Holiday movie, premieres Saturday, December 2 at 9 p.m then repeats at 11 p.m. on the Hallmark TV Channel. This movie will air again on Thursday, December 7 at 9m as well.

"THE CHRISTMAS CARD"
Multiple Emmy® Award winner Ed Asner (Lou Grant -The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, John Newton (Desperate Housewives, Melrose Place) & Alice Evans (102 Dalmations) star in this heartwarming holiday story about a career soldier stationed overseas who takes a leave of absence to search for the young woman who has written him a deeply touching personalized, but anonymous Christmas card. When Cody (Newton) arrives in the picturesque California town from which the card was sent, he soon meets and falls in love with Faith (Evans), the girl who sent the card, and he is practically accepted as a new member of the family by her parents (Asner & Nettleton) as he helps them save the family Christmas tree farm. But there’s one major roadblock to happily-ever-after: Faith is already engaged to be married!

Glorinda Marie plays ‘Molly’ the sassy diner waitress in this touching Holiday film!

READ: "Inside Tips: Paving Your Way To Stardom: Hallmarks New Sweetheart; Glorinda Marie" by Manda Spring
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/45967/inside_tips_paving_your_way_to_stardom.html

Glorinda Marie, SAG
Portfolio w/ Demo Reels: http://www.glorinda.com

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wassup rockers

DJ_JOE_INC — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 18:01:09 GMT

wassup rockers :Larry(Kids,Gummo) Clark's latest film is a charming look at a bunch of Latino punk skaters from LA.The first half of the movie follows these kids in South Central as they skate,joke,hook-up,rehearse and hang out.The film really takes off when the kids decide to bus across town to skate @ Beverly Hills High.Then the film becomes a mix of Tarzan in New York and The Warriors as we follow the 7 protaganists navaigate their way thru the alien landscape of the Hollywood Hills.The real stars of the movie are the skating kids that Clark found in LA while doing a photo-shoot.There is a funny cameo by Janice Dickinson.This flick seems to capture the verve of youth - the innocence ,the sense of adventure,the wierd fearlessness that leads you to attempt time and again rail-slides and stuff with no pads or mats( I confess to playing tackle football on concrete- now I think I would pass). The movie is not without it's drama or tragedy-but it is a fun and worthwhile investment of time.The DVD has a goofy deleted scene and commentary by the director. B

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one more thing: 'German-Turks'. Thomas Arslan for example

markus — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 14:14:36 GMT

As difficult as the term German-Turks might be (that's the social scientist speaking..) and as unapropriate this might be to approach a very talented young filmmaker, I can't help but introduce him here under that label, too, considering the fact that the few people who actually do talk about him put him in the same drawer as Fatih Akin because of their 'same' background...
Well, I like Fatih Akin, too, very much, I have to admit, but besides their common descent (Akin's parents are from the black sea as you can learn in his documentary We forgot to go back, where Aslan's parents are from exactly I can't tell and don't care) they have nothing in common, neither in style nor in temperament nor from socialisation: Akin is from Hamburg, Arslan from Berlin. Whereas Akin's movies are usually like steamtrains or a fist pointed at your stomach, fairytales from a St Pauli Street Kid full of irony and sarcasm - Arslan's movies are quiet, reduced, minimalist and always rather as if the world was seen through a blurry window, from a distance, even when you come closer to the protagonists as in any of akin's movies there will always be the feeling of never being really able to 'grasp' them. There are other directors like him in Berlin, like Angela Schanelec for example - but they all have something rather 'french' to them: usually you don't laugh out loud and although people themselves move fast, everything seems to happen in slow-mo...

Be it in Der schoene Tag/ The beautiful Day, Kardeşler/Geschwister (Siblings) or Dealer which all of them take place in Berlin Kreuzberg, a Kreuzberg that's speaking of a district shaped by long time migration on the one hand, but far from the endlessly created clichees around it.

http://www.german-cinema.de/app/filmarchive/film_person_view.php?film_person_id=1045

Now this year Arslan seems to have made his 'Istanbul/Turkey' documentary just as Fatih Akın had made his one (the much praised crossing the bridge, on istanbul music scene - i won't say that i don't admire this one myself, too, one of the featured singers being a close friend of my flatmate :): Aus der Ferne/From a distance. And in a way that's striking: Akın again crossing something, cultures, the bosphorus, the east and the west and having a huge laugh on it all - and arslan: still. curious. open but keeping the distance. With Istanbul as a multiple parting point to explore a Turkey Arslan himself is rather a stranger, too, although having studied two years at Ankara.

Having not had the opportunity to see this one yet at this year's berlin film festival, because İ just wasn't there, I am still looking forward to it and recommend it to you as it was recommended to me.

http://www.signandsight.com/features/606.html

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middle and eastern europe, the balkans, the mediterranean and turkey. docs

markus — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 13:22:18 GMT

Hi there,

as I am new to this tribe I should introduce myself: Markus, 28, German cultural anthropologist living in Istanbul. That's done then.

I guess from time to time I would like to bring in here, besides all the other docs I like, those from German speaking countries, because as I have lived for example in Paris for a while and as besides English speaking movies especially those from lumieres-landia can be found everywhere in the world and usually the German ones almost nowhere, I'd like to share some of these hidden but promising little blossoms with you ;-)

One of the esthetically most stunning, yet because of its content also most unsettling documentaries I have seen this year was definitely Nikolaus Geyrhalter's Unser Taeglich Brot/Our Daily Bread, an Austrian seemingly hyperrealist, yet very quiet, 'peaceful' film showing you without any commentary what you eat and were it comes from, no matter if meat or sunflower. Living at the other end of the endlessly producing food chain...

www.europeanfilms.net/reviews...rot.html

Another one I would like to recommend to you strongly is an already rather famous one by Volker Koepp, a somewhat 'traditional' documentarist from eastern Germany with a great interest in Eastern Europe.

Herr Zwilling und Frau Zuckermann (1999) is about an old 'couple' who are two of the last surviving, German speaking Jews after the Holocaust and Migration still living in their small town of Czernowitz at the Ukrainian/Rumanian border. A portrait of the past and a present imbedded in nostalgia with the witty, laconic irony of its protagonists...

www.cine-holocaust.de/cgi-bin/gdq

- but everyone who's seen Stanislaw Mucha's hilarious Die Mitte (The Center) about Europe's new 'center' and where it can possibly be found, will know that these regions won't stay forever at the fringes of a continent drifting more and more to the east... :-)

See you next time, same place different content.

And by the way all people interested in 'mediterranean', 'eastern European', 'Balkan', 'middle East' documentaries having some favorites to share (as my focal point I will sımply say: Turkey, because that's where I live at the moment) please let me know :-)

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!!!CALL FOR ENTRIES!!!

Delta International Film&Video Fest — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 21:03:51 GMT

Entry Deadline: Febuary 1, 2007

The Delta International Film and VIdeo Festival is devoted to showcasing the work of independentt film and video artists. We are looking for work that exibits exceptional artistry, insight, and innovation in all categories and genres. We welcome submissions from established and emerging artists working in the United States and internationally. We also seek work made by students currently wnrolled in college or university. Cash Awards.
We at DIFVF belive that filmmaking is a profoundly unique phenomenon of cultural exploration and selff-expression. We wish to promote and give visibility to the art of filmmaking by celebrating and recognizing the work of outstanding filmmakers and video artists. We look forward to receiving your entry!

Text for Call

The Delta International Film and Video Festival
March 30-31, 2007
Cleveland, Mississippi
Entry Deadline: Febuary 1, 2007
www.difvf.com
662-846-4731----(Robyn Moore)
rmoore@deltastate.edu

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The Christmas Card

Glorinda — Wed, 01 Nov 2006 20:01:29 GMT

Happy Divali! ~ Good News to share with you:

“The Christmas Card” a Hallmark Channel Original Holiday movie, premieres Saturday, December 2 at 9 p.m in the United States.

Glorinda Marie plays ‘Molly’ the sassy diner waitress.

Some clips from the film are available here:
http://www.Glorinda.com

THE CHRISTMAS CARD
Multiple Emmy® Award winner Ed Asner (Lou Grant -The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, John Newton (Desperate Housewives, Melrose Place) & Alice Evans (102 Dalmations) star in this heartwarming holiday story about a career soldier stationed overseas who takes a leave of absence to search for the young woman who has written him a deeply touching personalized, but anonymous Christmas card. When Cody (Newton) arrives in the picturesque California town from which the card was sent, he soon meets and falls in love with Faith (Evans), the girl who sent the card, and he is practically accepted as a new member of the family by her parents (Asner & Nettleton) as he helps them save the family Christmas tree farm. But there’s one major roadblock to happily-ever-after: Faith is already engaged to be married!

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Darshan - the movie

boyelektric — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 17:41:05 GMT

does anyone know when this will be in theatres ? Fandango shows a release date of 2005, has it already come and gone ?

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Austin Film Festival Screenplay Winners

ctjester — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 18:07:58 GMT

Adult/Family
*The Man in the Rearview Mirror by Anfrew pagana and Justin Thomas. (A couple of New York Guys)
Comedy category Winner
*What Would Fabio Do? by John Morning ( this also won the Burn Orange Competition.
Sci-Fi Category Winner
*Graverobbers by Brian McDonald
Drama Telepaly
*House, M.D. "Reunion" by Jill Weinberger
Sitcom Teleplay
*My Name is Earl "Tied Gil to a See-saw by Todd Linden.

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web distribution for movies - getting paid

markallen — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 01:41:09 GMT

Scott Kirsner assembled this list for his cinematech.blogspot.com blog

http://www.scottkirsner.com/webvid/gettingpaid.htm

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2006 SF Cinema Block Party - Oct. 11th

Tech — Sun, 08 Oct 2006 22:20:59 GMT

I don't know how many people knew about this rather interesting looking even going on in San Francisco this week (Wed. October 11th 2006). I figured I would post info here about it.

An inSide look at SF indepenDent filM, mingle with local filmmAkers, and get your grOve on
featuRing aWard winNing director Mary Guzmán’s latest film DO THE MATH
conVersations with baY Area film luminaries:
- James Dalessandro
- Marty Rosenberg
- and many others

Here is a link to the events web site:
http://www.oneof9films.com/2006_block_party/index.html

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RevoLOUtion

psytrancedancer — Sun, 08 Oct 2006 01:13:09 GMT

“From the writer of Deerhunter and the composer of Rocky…RevoLOUtion….A violent, street-fighting, extreme-stutterer becomes a great, powerful communicator.”

http://www.revoloutionmovie.com/

The DVD just went on sale on the movie’s homepage. This is a super indie flick…the director is the main actor and you’ll only find this DVD on the website…they accept paypal. Totally grassroots and independent!

This is an incredibly inspiring movie…

Here’s a review:

http://nycmovieguru.com/revoloution.html

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One Night With The King, trailer

psytrancedancer — Thu, 05 Oct 2006 15:41:22 GMT

This looks really great…opening Oct. 13th

One Night With the King (Gener8Xion Entertainment)- Trailer:
http://www.8x.com/onenight/trailer/video_trailer_update.htm

On October 13th One Night With the King opens in over 1,000 theaters in select cities across the nation. Starring Peter O’Toole and Omar Sharif, along with the renowned John Rhys-Davies (Lord of the Rings trilogy), Luke Goss (Blade II, ZigZag), John Noble (Lord of the Rings: Return of the King), Tommy ‘Tiny’ Lister (Next Friday), James Callis (Bridget Jones Diary, Battlestar Galactica), Jonah Lotan (24, The Jacket) and Hollywood newcomer Tiffany Dupont.

To check your area, go to: http://8x.ziplocator.com/

One Night With the King is an epic motion picture set in an ancient and exotic world of adventure, intrigue and romance, that follows a young Jewish orphan who rises from peasant to Queen of Persia only to face the annihilation of her people.

Beautifully shot by Cinematographer Steven Bernstein (Like Water, For Chocolate; Monster, etc.) it is shot completely on location in Rajasthan, India. There were no sets, just magnificent real places like the palace, which is breathtaking. They used candles and torches to light most of the film – very little electric light. Every costume is hand made and amazing. Basically, it sounds like the entire film is a piece of art. :)

Gener8Xion Entertainment - www.8x.com

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Horror fest???

Amy — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 22:05:14 GMT

http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/8filmstodiefor/hd/

Anyone know more about this???

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greencine vs. netflix

mistressimmaculate — Tue, 03 Oct 2006 10:15:49 GMT

i'm attempting to compare these services, and was leaning toward greencine due to everyone saying they have the more obscure goods. BUT i did a search on greencine for "la fille sur la ponte" (one of my favorite films ever), and it wasn't listed. netflix had it, though. i know i shouldn't judge from one sample. any advice from subscribers?

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New Sundance Film: American Hardcore: 1980-1986

LABRI-IN-LA — Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:26:30 GMT

Opened yesterday in LA. Anyone seen it?
There's a movie trailer:

www.sonyclassics.com/americanhardcore

Let me know what anyone thinks.

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filmbaby.com

buddha_smile — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 21:21:03 GMT

f you have not seen this site, you should. Indy dvds for sale. I just posted my first film for sale there.
www.filmbaby.com/product_info.php

Self Promotions!

Drums of War, 8 min short drama.

"Drums to me is like a poem. A heartbreaker."
Ursula K LeGuin
Thanks,

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This Film Is Not Yet Rated

carolyna — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 01:38:06 GMT

Very enlightening documentary about the MPAA ratings and how independent films are inherently discriminated against. The director hires a PI to find out who's on the ratings board. Showing at Landmark theaters...

http://www3.ifctv.com/thisfilm/about.php

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SCREENPLAY: Luring Blue-Collar Men to Tinseltown

maxalex — Sun, 17 Sep 2006 22:31:35 GMT

SCREENPLAY

LOGLINE

Abused Hollywood Actresses denounce their violent lovers; consequently, the unionized ACTRESSES lure to TINSELTOWN, a throng of BLUE-COLLAR MEN.

SYNOPSIS

A furious Lesbian actress, GRACE GRAHAM, unionizes a bevy of terrified ACTRESSES, after most of them had been viciously assaulted, by some of Hollywood preeminent ACTORS. As president of a newly formed ACTRESS UNION, GRACE urges all ACTRESSES to abstain from social communication with Hollywood’s gorgeous predators.

Before long, a new social technique is implemented, whereas ACTRESSES lure “BLUE-COLLAR MEN” to TINSELTOWN for the purpose of evaluating their romantic prowess. To enact this innovative, social modus operandi, GRACE sets out to erect a MATRIARCHAL COMMUNE (EDITH CRANE VILLAGE) on an abandoned army base in the San Fernando Valley, exclusively for actresses. However, Hollywood ACTORS won’t be allowed on the premises.

But GRACE’S strategy is soon shattered when the newly erected COMMUNE is mysteriously bombed. Before long, a determined GRACE rebuilds the COMMUNE. But lo and behold, GRACE’S woes begin anew. As GRACE dines in a steakhouse near a window with her two female lovers, AMY and MOLLY, several gunshots are fired into the steakhouse; within seconds, AMY and MOLLY falls to the floor, mortally wounded by an anonymous perpetrator or perpetrators. Will the tragic arson and murder cases be solved by the hard-nose Chief of Police, MIKE SIMMONS and will the MATRIARCHAL COMMUNE become operational?

Seeking filmmaker or producer with a sound budget to produce film.

Laex2886@aol.com

Max Alexander Malloy

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Indie Directors people have been duped by

GORdon — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 05:11:03 GMT

Paul Thomas Anderson
Wes Anderson
Mike Figgis
Rich Linklater
David O. Russel

and i don't know if he qualifies as "indie" but the risible
Tim Burton

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Border issues film showing at Loft Sept 5 2006

Melissa — Wed, 23 Aug 2006 14:26:13 GMT

September 5, 2006 at 7:30pm Loft Cinema in Tucson, AZ
http://myspace.com/onacleardaymovie for more information

See On a Clear Day at the Loft Cinema. (24 minutes) Also showing, You Can See Forever, a behind the scenes documentary that follows the making of the film. Stay for a mixer and meet the actors and producers involved. $4 per person.

On A Clear Day
Embroiled in the politics of living along the Arizona/Mexico border, a childless, ranching couple searches for meaning in their struggling marriage. When an immigrant boy stumbles onto their property, is he a gift from God or will the secret he keeps force them to confront a
darker side of humanity?

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name of WWI movie

ericsf7 — Mon, 21 Aug 2006 16:40:41 GMT

wondering if anyone knows the name of a film about the Christmas truce of Marne in 1914 that came out a couple of years ago? thanks

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Who likes

Notanai — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 22:37:17 GMT

A scannered darkly. I will probably see it anyway but I would like to know if it's good.

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John Cassavetes documentary

no-no boy — Tue, 16 Nov 2004 23:46:28 GMT

Just saw "A Constant Forge," a documentary on John Cassavetes, as part of Criterion Collection's Cassavetes' Five Films. Have anyone seen this?
It's a bit corny at times (something that ol' Johnny boy would probably hate), but it does a great overview on the filmmaker's life, in which art always came before money.
I cannot think of a truer maverick filmmaker than Cassavetes. Can anyone?

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Production Assistant Position for Documentary Film

trancedan — Sun, 25 Jun 2006 23:36:00 GMT

Positions for Production Assistants Now Available For Exciting & New Documentary Film!

www.authentic-unifying.com/film.html

PROJECT
We are presently in production of a wonderful documentary film entitled, In the Heart of the Deathless, which explores the vitality for life which is to be found through a direct confrontation with death. Production has grown to such a degree that we now seek additional assistance to satisfy the basic needs of production.

POSITION
We seek individuals with prior experience for two positions:
1) On-Set Assistant: Help set-up and strike the lights and sound for a basic “interview-style” film-set. Several interviews may be scheduled during the week (Thurs – Sat) throughout the SF Bay Area and elsewhere. Each interview lasts no more than two hours, necessitating a maximum 3-hour time commitment from PAs. All filming is scheduled a minimum of ten-days in advance and you will be notified upon scheduling.
2) Off-Set Assistant: Help in office by responding to e-mail & voicemail, scheduling interviews, running errands, and sending postal mail. Position may also include the possibility for grant-writing, web-design, and public relations / marketing.

COMPENSATION
Both Production Assistant positions will receive credit in the film.
1) On-Set Assistant will gain invaluable filmmaking experience and a unique opportunity to meet some of the world’s most prominent scholars and spiritual leaders of our time. We also agree to provide one “craft service” meal per shoot.
2) Off-Set Assistant will receive a percentage of whatever moneys are generated by their direct assistance with the film (in terms of grant-writing, marketing, and general public-relations).

REQUISITE SKILLS:
1) On Set Assistant:
Filmmaking Experience / Technical skills
Organized & Personable / Able to work well with others
Punctual & Efficient / Capable of receiving and accomplishing necessary tasks promptly
Grant Writing / Sufficient writing skills for drawing up proposals from grants from template
Transportation / Valid and current driver’s license and vehicle

2) Off-Set Assistant:
Secretarial Skills / Appropriate phone presence and message-keeping
Organized & Personable / Able to work well with others
Punctual & Efficient / Capable of receiving and accomplishing necessary tasks promptly
Grant Writing / Sufficient writing skills for drawing up proposals from grants from template
Transportation / Valid and current driver’s license and vehicle

All interested applicants should please send resumes (replete with contact information, all prior education and filmmaking / secretarial job experience, and no fewer than two professional references) to:
Dan@authentic-unifying.com.

Upon receipt of your resume, we will be in contact with you to schedule an in-person interview.

Individuals with access to additional resources of film production (e.g., professionals, equipment, & financing) are encouraged to apply.

We sincerely feel that this film is desperately needed to be made, not only by those who have been diagnosed with terminal illness and their caretakers, but by the culture at large who have become so blinded by the lights of youth and beauty that they have lost sight of what is most valuable.

Please help us with your time and support by contacting us directly or sending this position request to any others who you feel may be interested in working with us on this film. Together, we can begin to make the difference that makes a difference.

With kind regards,
Dan

www.authentic-unifying.com/

--
Daniel Gaylinn, MA
Co-Founder, Authentic Unifying Media™
650-269-1169
Dan@authentic-unifying.com

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List your favorite films

Fri, 10 Feb 2006 20:48:14 GMT

Here are some of my Favorite movies

Doom Generation, Nowhere, Splendor, Pecker, Donnie Darko, Run Lola Run, Party Girl, Bandits, Polyester, Tank Girl, Drop Dead Gorgeous, The house of YES, Dancer in the Dark, Alice in Wonderland, Requiem of a Dream, Welcome to the doll house, Secretary, Princess and the Warrior, Miranda, Pumpkin, May, Clock watchers, DRUNKS, Lewis & Clark & George, Psycho Beach Party, Heathers, Party Monster, Lust in the Dust, American Psycho, JawBreaker, Mad Love, Monster, Mean Girls, Dont tell mom the Babysitters Dead, Girl Interrupted, The tie that binds, She Devil, Cabin Fever, Shockumentary, Gentleman Prefer Blondes, Cool World, Who frammed roger Rabbit, The Cell, The opposite of Sex, Cecil B. Demented, Hedwig and the angry inch, In Dreams, Uptown Girls, Crazy in Alabama, To Wong Fu Thanks for everything Julie Neumar, B.A.P.S, Very Bad Things, Kill Bill, The Sweetest Thing, Barberella, The Craft, Spice World, Get Real, Devil in the Flesh, Wizard of oz, Hairspray, Studio 54, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Best of Show, I’m the one that I want, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Labyrinth, Refer Madness, Return of Oz, Mysterious skin, Moulin Rouge, The Slums of Beverly Hills, Hackers, Fox Fire, The living End, go, Enough, Serial MoM, Clueless, Drop Dead Fred, Romy and Michelle’s High school reunion, Notorious C.H.O., Truth about cats and dogs, Pink Flamingos, School of Rock, Wigstock, Billy Madison, Cry Baby, Cabaret, Happiness, Muriel’s Wedding, Playing Mona Lisa, Beetlejuice, Garden State, Saved, Harold and Maude, Eternal Sunshine of the spotless Mind, Corpse Bride, Female Trouble, Strange love, Big Fish, Trick, Vulgar, Dreams for an Insomniac, A Dirty Shame, A Mighty Wind, A series of misfortunate events, Totally Fucked up, Girls will be girls, High tension, The Laramie Project*****Theres a lot more I just cant think of them.

What Are yours?

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RHAPSODY: The movie

gklavans — Fri, 26 May 2006 02:56:04 GMT

DUE TO SOME GRAPHIC CONTENT AND LANGUAGE, VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

This film has been compressed from it's original format for internet viewing, a loss of picture quality may have occurred due to how revver compresses the video. We apologize.

http://revver.com/video/26226/8184

Starring Gary Klavans, Marie Roux. Directed and Edited by Alex Studer
Written by Gary Klavans

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DV vs. HDV

trancedan — Sun, 16 Apr 2006 01:01:11 GMT

Hey folks,

I have a Canon XL-2 and a Canon GL-2 (both Digital Video cameras) and I am looking to possibly upgrade both for either a JVC-HD100/GY-HD101 or a Canon XLH1 for my next documentary film.

All cost considerations aside, do any of you have any thoughts on this?
Thanks!
Dan

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Theater distribution...

sean_m — Wed, 10 May 2006 14:43:19 GMT

I just completed a feature called "Disturbing Images" and am looking to get it out to theaters. I'm finding some theaters that are friend toward independant production companies, so I'm sending out screeners to them.

Does anyone have any insight into this process? Are there companies or agents that shop movies around to theaters for production companies?

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

I'll be cross-posting this, please forgive the repitition...

Thanks!

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UVF its a Vegas movement

vegasindiestv — Fri, 19 May 2006 09:46:13 GMT

A must see http://www.undergroundvegasfilm.com

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Film Festival Finds

kanewai — Sun, 23 Apr 2006 21:56:22 GMT

I thought I'd start this thread to talk about the non-hyped films that you've seen at this year's film festivals that the rest of us should watch out for.

I was just reading the NYTimes article on the Tribeca Film Festival & realized just how many movies are out there. I bookmarked a few to watch for should they ever pop up on Netflix

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RHAPSODY: Trailer

gklavans — Sat, 22 Apr 2006 05:54:31 GMT

RHAPSODY!
This film has surpassed my expectations. An example of perseverance in the face of adversity, not the film but the journey it took to make this short. Where others were willing to walk away, I wasn't. I saw the potential and needed to bring it to fruition. With the undeniable expertise of Alex Studer and the added sound by Regan and of course the very talented, Marie Roux... Rhapsody will not only be completed, but the film is festival worthy. See the trailer, click on the link below.

http://revver.com/video/20833/8184

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celestine prophecy movie/film

psytrancedancer — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 22:16:58 GMT

anyone seen it yet?

opinions, comments, criticisms, raves???

I just saw it and I LOVED it, but I loved the book as well...and even though it's not going to win an academy award and it's not a big budget film or anything...I thought it was freaking brilliant for the content that it covered. Anyone else?

trailer: http://www.thecelestineprophecymovie.com

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SF Women's Film Festival screen 60 plus films-Discount Tickets on Sale Now!

sfwff — Tue, 11 Apr 2006 05:54:42 GMT

SFWFF 2006-Women's Film Festival April 19-30
Get tickets before they sell out!

Get $2.00 off when you purchase tickets in advance at:
http://sfwff.com/SFWFF/Schedule-Tix.html
Promo Code: Festivalfriends06

We are so excited to bring you over 60 films directed
and co-directed by Women. This year's premieres,
features, and short films truly reflect the vitality
of women filmmakers from around the world! We had a
record-number of submissions this year that reveals
the growth of the festival. Our program includes a
wide range of emerging and established talent as well
as unique voices that are so often underrepresented.
The 2006 SF Women's Film Festival is a necessary step
in the advancement of women in cinema. Women directors
should no longer be left out or considered a side note
in our curriculum, film festivals, film history and
the film industry. These women prove that they can
make films, which excite and engage every viewer. For
schedule and to purchase tickets see the link below.
Thank You
Scarlett, SFWFF 06

The SFWFF 06 will take place from April 19-30, 2006
at Zeum, El Rio, SF Women's Building, Parkway Theater
and Minna Gallery.

Get $2.00 off when you purchase tickets in advance at:
http://sfwff.com/SFWFF/Schedule-Tix.html
Promo Code: Festivalfriends06

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Disturbing Images - the trailer

sean_m — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 18:00:36 GMT

Greetings!

I just posted the trailer for an independent movie called Disturbing Images that I'm in the process of completing. The story centers around an artist that draws controversy and uses that controversy to create more controversy and further his career.

To read a synopsis and see a trailer for the movie, please visit - www.cinema-alliance.com and go to the current projects area and you'll see the links.

This project is totally independent and was shot with literally no budget.

I'll be cross-posting this, so please forgive the repitition...

Thanks for your time.

.sean

-Sean McKnight, Cinema Alliance

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Opening Night Celebration!

Wed, 05 Apr 2006 23:04:49 GMT

Friday, April 7

Opening night for the Independent film
"I Am A Sex Addict"

The Peacock Lounge
552 Haight Street, SF
Doors 9pm $7

Featuring:

Lord Nasty
Persephone's Bees
Sugar & Gold

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New Avenues for Screenplays

Platinum Studios — Tue, 28 Mar 2006 21:25:08 GMT

Hello, everyone. Check out the below excerpt from an article in the March issue of Script Magazine. (And you might want to check out the whole article, as it has some other good ideas about different avenues for getting you script seen.) If you are at all interested in having Platinum Studios see your script, go to www.screenwritersubmissions.com (a small website we've set up to hopefully answer all your questions) and check out our program there or check out our main website at www.platinumstudios.com. Is this self-promotion? A bit, but I hope not enough to get me banned from this group. I really just wanted to share this opportunity with you all, as we're eager to find great writers. Also, this is really not just a post and run. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, I'll be around here from now on.

COMICS NOT A LAUGHING MATTER
From
GET OFF YOUR BUTT AND OFF THE SCRIPT STACK
By John Scott Lewinski
Script Magazine Vol. 12, no. 2
March 2006

While so many film projects are being jump-started from magazine articles, books and especially comic books, some writers might look to translate their feature script to a more comic-friendly format.
Platinum Studios is an entertainment company with an active stake in more than 2, 500 characters that have appeared in hundreds of millions of comics in 25 languages in more than 50 countries. According to Lee Nordling, Platinum's executive editor, the company's library is continually expanding through its comics acquisition and publishing program.
"I feel terrible for screenwriters who have to struggle just to get an industry exec to read what they write, " Nordling said. "I also can't imagine how many talented writers this process wastes per year. Platinum's own unique niche in Hollywood is to adapt from comics that have been previously published or that we will be publishing (or financing for publication). Studios understand that we draw on a different talent pool than more traditional production companies, a talent pool that includes a lot of new, talented writers.
"Where this has added value for us is that if the development of an adaptation of
a comic falls through, we always have the source material with which to begin a new adaptation. This is much more difficult to do when a group is developing a project as an original screenplay and the direction for that screenplay needs to change. We prefer to develop from the comics medium as we believe that gives a property a life and history in an existing marketplace and offers a potential producing partner or studio a glimpse into the original vision of the story."
Nordling added a personal note: "I think it's cool for writers to have a completed story for the public to read which more closely reflects their original visions than most films are able to (due to the increasingly collaborative nature of film and television). "Anybody who looks at our web site can see that we have properties set up all over town-there's really quite a laundry list, so I recommend people check out our Platinum Studios News section on our site at Platinumstudios.com."

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Squid and the Whale

gravity7 — Sat, 25 Mar 2006 23:53:51 GMT

When little frank announces to his mother and her boyfriend, his tennis coach, "I wish I could come with you guys," hidden meanings tumble out from between the lines as if the wheels on this family had detached and the carriage return simply departed the vehicle. And that, loosely, is how this little bumper car of a film goes. It's an amusement in a parking lot of prep school American culture, where books are praised and besmirched, studied, written, and plagiarized. "Rather Kafkaesque," as elder son Walter describes The Metamorphosis, by Kafka.

The phrases that spew and exit from Mom and Dad, and sons Walter (teen) and Frank (adolescent), hit you viscerally, punch-lines to the gut, funny and painful at the same time. Could they be more dysfunctional, this lot? If you put them in Scotland and wound back the calendar to, say, Thatcher's reign? Is it possible that a kid might have an Oedipal conflict with his mother's boyfriend? Or his mother, an Oedipal conflict with her son? This is not Capturing the Friedmans, but it could be "Letting fly the Freudians."

Ultimately, the Squid and the Whale steps back from analysis and leaves the viewer to piece together the verbal dribble, miss-cues, and malaprops where they belong: as out of place as the characters that produced them. A broken home leaves pieces behind. No analysis puts it back together, no humor can mend its holes. A hilarious and poignant film.

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SCREENPLAY: SILENT MAIDS' REBELLION

maxalex — Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:32:33 GMT

SCREENPLAY: SILENT MAIDS’ REBELLION

(DRAMA)

LOGLINE: After a young black maid is gruesomely raped and murdered by a white man in his posh Manhattan apartment, America braces for a domestic upheaval, as a nation of rebellious black maids, plot to yank all black maids from the posh homes of white, wealthy housewives.

SYNOPSIS: For centuries black women have labored silently in the swanky homes of whites, many times under denigrating circumstances.

Domestic maid RUTH SIMMON quietly scrubs her employer’s kitchen floor on her knees. But RUTH’S tranquil morning is shattered when she’s suddenly pounced upon, raped and murdered by JOHN KERR, the lustful husband of RUTH’S employer, ANN KERR. Later ANN defends her husband JOHN as ace detectives clear JOHN of committing any crimes. To compound the anger brewing among black maids, a clan of apathetic prosecutors also refuses to indict or prosecute JOHN for allegedly victimizing a mere black maid.

Now reeling with explosive anger RUTH’S maid friends ROSA JEZEBEL and BUFFY now retired, set out to avenge RUTH’S deplorable death. With ROSA presiding as president, the tenacious retirees rapidly organize POMMA, an anti-maid organization designed to extract all black maids from the luxurious homes of white, wealthy housewives, nationwide. A nation of eager black maids has now joined POMMA. Thus, as a plethora of undomesticated white housewives, resist losing their indispensable black maids, a volatile domestic war erupts between aggravated white women and their fiery, denigrated black maids.

Alas, without warning and while demonstrating in Alabama, POMMA’S President, Rosa, is slain by members of the KU KLUX KLAN. As POMMA reels and staggers to its feet from its first major setback, can its new leaders, JEZEBEL AND BUFFY, succeed in yanking black maids from the posh homes of white, wealthy housewives?

This is a challenging and incendiary script, written to be produced on a low budget.

Max Alexander Malloy

Laex2886@aol.com

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SCREENPLAY: DIVESTING SATAN OF RACIAL MADNESS

maxalex — Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:30:11 GMT

SCREENPLAY: DIVESTING SATAN OF RACIAL MADNESS

DRAMA 118 PAGES

LOGLINE: The racial climate in America looms tolerable, that is, until a wealthy white man fatally shoots a black man, who secretly shares an apartment with the wealthy man’s collegiate daughter. Subsequently, the depraved gunman learns that the victim is the same black man he previously assaulted for chatting with a white female.

SYNOPSIS: Satan’s chief deputy, CYRUS LEGREE and his wife SARAH, pays a surprise visit to their collegiate daughter SUSAN on a Connecticut college campus. However, the LEGREES joyous expectation is quickly shattered; they learn SUSAN has moved off campus into an apartment. The LEGREES now loom in a state of acute confusion. They embrace and share each other pain. The jittery LEGREES now armed with SUSAN’S address dash swiftly over to her apartment.

After landing on the porch of SUSAN’S resident and ringing the doorbell, the LEGREES become further agitated as a tall black man, Bob Jordan finally opens the door. It seems as if time lingers in suspended animation as the diverse strangers examine each other with profound skepticism. After announcing that he’s seeking his daughter, SUSAN, a nervous BOB escorts the LEGREES down a darkened hallway and into a dimly lit bedroom, where the disgusted parents encounter their nude daughter, lying in bed.

As a stunned SUSAN attempts to explain that BOB is her lover and they are contemplating marriage, the tragic news is too traumatic for the LEGREES to digest. LEGREE, an avowed racist, hastily yanks out a revolver and fires several shots into BOB’S body, killing him instantly, as SUSAN and her mother unleash piercing screams.

Soon after Satan’s deputy, LEGREE, is arrested, a horrendous race war ensues, which is so uncontrollable that several peace commissioners are sent from heaven to combat Satan himself. Among the commissioners dispatched to Earth are JOHN F. KENNEDY, MARTIN LUTHER KING JR., ELEANOR ROOSEVELT and HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

This is a challenging script written to be produced on a low budget.

Laex2886@aol.com

Max Alexander Malloy

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The Proposition

Tristan — Thu, 09 Mar 2006 17:35:27 GMT

Once upon a time in the outback

By Nigel Andrews
Published: March 8 2006
The Financial Times

The Proposition is a Down Under Western that turns the Western upside down. As we in the northern hemisphere know, Australians live the wrong way up. Their feet secured by the marvel of gravity, their blood flows straight to their brains. They see things topsy-turvy. But topsy-turvy visions are what memor- able art is often about.

The singer-composer Nick Cave’s second original script for John Hillcoat – the first was the darkly caustic jail drama Ghosts of the Civil Dead – is a humdinger: a revenge story set in the 1880s and painted on to the screen as if a thousand devils had seized Hillcoat’s colour palette. When police win a violent siege at a homestead, their chief (Ray Winstone) makes a deal with surviving outlaw Guy Pearce. Winstone will spare the life of his younger brother, also captured, if Pearce goes on a mission to kill his older brother and clan head (Danny Huston).

Slowly, precisely, mercilessly, everything goes wrong. While Pearce rides deep into the desert on his fratricide trip, Winstone’s lawkeeping powers in his flyblown town are topped and tailed. The dual influence of a martinet landowner (David Wenham) and Winstone’s primly vindictive wife (Emily Watson) results in a flogging that nearly does for the young crime sibling what the gallows would have done.

This scene is the eye of the story’s horror: drenchingly vile (at one point the flogger wrings the blood from his flail) and unblinkingly observed. It spins our sympathies 180 degrees. We suddenly empathise as much – if we hadn’t before – with the Irish-Aussie brigands who kill and rob to keep tenancy of a desert as with the Limey-Aussie lawmen and their women who kill and keep house in their apology for civilisation. A moral horizon turned on its axis is a great device. When a terrible ugliness is born in the forces of order and a terrible beauty (by default or diaspora) in the rebels, whom and what should we root for?

The drama is enhanced by scenery that seems paintballed with surrealism. Here is a dead cow lying upside down stuck with spears. There is a waste heap of multicoloured bottles, a jardin trouvé waiting for a 19th century Turner Prize. There is a copse of black and blasted trees. “Australia. What fresh hell is this?” murmurs Winstone (plagiarising Dorothy Parker before she was born). Finding new wonder in a land already mythologised to near-extinction by the Sidney Nolans and Peter Weirs, Hillcoat and cameraman Benoît Delhomme make it a topography where anything can happen.

Even John Hurt can happen, popping up as a bounty hunter in a burglarious comic cameo. (Imagine a Peckinpah drunk crossed with a Shakespearean word dandy.) Elsewhere the dialogue boasts casual inquisitions on everything from the meaning of Greek-derived tri- syllables – “Are we misanthropes?” a gang member meekly asks Huston; “Good lord no, we’re family” – to the meaninglessness of Christmas. As Winstone and wife carve their turkey in a glazed observance of ritual, a last eking-out of gracious living, the horror is advancing to their very door. It comes across the desert, across the flower beds, across the threshold that vainly asks barbarism to knock before it takes its avenging toll on home and beauty.

In The World’s Fastest Indian Anthony Hopkins’s performance as the true-life sexagenarian speed-racing champion Burt Munro, from New Zealand, is further proof that blood drains to the head in the Antipodes. It can cause visiting actor-knights to behave like contenders in an international funny accent contest.

Hopkins’s Kiwi cadences are a blend of Long John Silver Mummerset and Eugene Terreblanche Afrikaans. But never mind. Roger Donaldson (The Bounty, Thirteen Days) has written and directed a loving homage to the Invercargill geezer who broke the land speed record on the deathtrap-on-wheels he knocked up in his garage before taking to Utah. In its final scenes the film races like a jet and so do our hearts. Will he hit 200mph? Will he survive? Is that Munro’s machine rattling or is it our nerves? Earlier the film’s speed is more that of a snail on Mogadon. But even there, thanks to Hopkins, it has charm, gruff comedy and quaint humanity.

Twice bidden, twice blithe. Belgium’s Dardenne brothers, Luc and Jean-Pierre, were invited to Cannes in 1999 and won with Rosetta. Re-invited in 2005 they won again – though more controversially – with L’Enfant. This poignant, jaggedly shot tale of a young street spiv (Jérémie Renier) who sells his illegitimate child, then tries desperately to get the tot back to appease his girlfriend, has good acting and astringent detailing. But the ending disappoints – it funks out in a flurry of programmed saintliness – and I kept feeling that reality was being manipulated to keep our emotional sparkplugs firing.

The baby, for instance, is a real quiet one: barely crying, seldom mewling. That’s because it’s not a baby, it’s a plot device. (And a strident infant might annoy us.) A long climactic chase sequence, teasing us with danger and near-death, seems perilously close to The Perils of Pauline. And the film’s colour effects – dabs of red used to heighten scenes or moments – seem pushy and Pavlovian: prompts to help the laggard picturegoer. Six years after Rosetta the Dardennes have discovered the dangerous charm of glibness. As surely as the wheeling, dealing hero is yanked through the streets by his cellphone, as if on the end of an invisible string, the audience is puppeteered by a sentimental thriller that poses as an art film.

Al Pacino does not so much telephone in his performance in Two for the Money as megaphone it. This is the grandstanding style of Hollywood laziness. One imagines the pampered star, at ease in his hilltop hacienda, picking up the bullhorn to project across the valley yet another “larger than life” character. Pacino plays a sports betting mogul with a media network and multi-million-dollar empire, a sort of Ladbrokes Lear, who hires, promotes and surrogate-fathers, with tragic consequences, an apprentice tout (Matthew McConaughey).

But wasn’t the greatness of Pacino’s acting in the Godfather films that it seemed smaller than life? The Method prodigy barely raised anything – voice, eyebrow, gesturing hand or arm – in a performance that was the perfection of imaginative inwardness. His character became demonic, and iconic, by doing nothing. But today Pacino builds phony stature into his acting as surely as his beetling wigs build phony height. Long before the end of this portentous melodrama you wish Francis Coppola would wander in and say to his once great protégé: “Al, piano piano! Remember Michael Corleone. Less is more.”

Less would certainly be more in The Hills Have Eyes. An Al Pacino going megaphonic, in his Shylock guise, would feel right at home. “If you pickaxe us, do we not bleed? If you decapitate us, do we not spurt blood? If you blast a shotgun in our face, do we not resemble something nasty painted by Francis Bacon?” Wes Craven’s cult shocker about a desert- touring family set upon by mutant nuclear-test survivors gets the GOR treatment: gross-out remake. Sans wit, sans life, sans taste, sans everything.

The Proposition (18)

★★★★★

John Hillcoat

The World’s Fastest Indian (12A) ★★★☆☆

Roger Donaldson

The Child (L’Enfant) (12A)

★★★☆☆

Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne

Two for the Money (15)

★☆☆☆☆

DJ Caruso

The Hills Have Eyes (18)

★☆☆☆☆

Alexandra Aja

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Marilyn Hodgkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School - NYC premiere March 31!

Marilyn — Wed, 08 Mar 2006 16:04:32 GMT

Come join us for this spectacular Movie Premiere at select theaters nationwide with 5 locations in the NYC Metro area.

MARILYN HOTCHKISS BALLROOM DANCING & CHARM SCHOOL
Staring: Danny DeVito, John Goodman, Sean Astin, Adam Arkin, Donnie Wahlberg, Robert Carlyle, and Marisa Tomei.
Directed by: Randall Miller

The story:

Centers on Frank Keane (Robert Caryle) a widowed man consumed by his wifes death. On a delivery run one day, Frank witnesses a car wreck and talks to the man inside, Steve Mills (John Goodman), who is on the verge of dying. In the last moments of his life, Steve explains the urgency that led to his situation; he tells the story of his childhood love that he swore 40 years ago he would meet at Marilyn Hotchkiss Ballroom & Charm School where they first met as kids.
When Frank attemps to deliver Steve's regrets for not showing up, Frank meets both Meredeth (Marisa Tomei) and the infectious world of dance, which allows his heart to open and find love again.

This movie will premier at the following loctions in New York:

NYC- Clearview, 1st. & 62nd.
NYC- Regal Union Square 14

Kew Gardens- Kew Gardens Cinemas
Malverne- Malverne Cinema
Port Jefferson- Port Jefferson Cinemas

view the website at: www.samuelgoldwynfilms.com and www.marilynhotchkissmovie.com

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The Time Traveler's Wife

Otter — Tue, 28 Feb 2006 06:57:47 GMT

Anyone know of it's progress through production hell?

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filmnik -- a channel for filmmakers

schavester — Thu, 23 Feb 2006 15:26:54 GMT

Filmnik is a lens for film discovery. It is meant to foster filmmakers, both in their struggle to connect with their audience, and in preserving their autonomy.

http://www.filmnik.com

Filmnik is not meant to be a source channel for a filmmaker, it is a toolkit to enhance their own publishing and marketing.

It is simple to create a channel, and I am hoping that Filmnik can leverage that power for a broad swath of filmmakers.

Free, "out of the box" tools available to filmmakers, like Blogger and Moveable Type do not have the power which Filmnik's engine (Drupal) offers, they do not have to, for it is this notion of aggregating and supercharging channels which is so powerful. That the voice which is great within each of us can all be heard by banding together in channels of channels, both curated, as in the case of filmnik, and serendipitous ones like del.icio.us, is what the revolution in syndicated web publishing holds.

I hope that I have given some shape to the project, there is ample documentation on the site if I have not, and I ask you for any general advice, as well as any particular suggestions you would have about how to best address filmmakers' needs.

cheers,

Richard Schave

http://www.filmnik.com

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Broken Flowers

qlewkr — Sun, 21 Aug 2005 01:30:35 GMT

What did you think? I thought it was a very cool movie, and totally unpredictable. I loved that. For such a quiet movie, it really had a lot of surprises, right up until the end. I guess you could read it as a spiritual quest or odyssey, but for me the fascinating part was that he was totally mystified by everything and everybody and that's how the movie ends, with no answers at all. It felt so real.

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Gaspar Noe anyone???

SupremeRB — Wed, 04 May 2005 01:52:53 GMT

IRREVERSIBLE? I STAND ALONE?
I loved these...what do you think?

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SF Indy Fest

Tue, 31 Jan 2006 21:48:53 GMT

http://www.sfindie.com/indiefest06/films/

Can anyone suggest a good flick?

Thx!

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