Monthly Archives: November 1999

THE SALESMAN

By | November 1999

Made to look exactly like a film from the silent era, The Salesman follows a day in the life of a shoe salesman…

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THE SALESMAN

Ever watch a classic Chaplin or Keaton silent film and wish today's filmmakers would take a stab at the amplified acting and physical comedy of this now...

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BIG WHEEL

A young boy attempts to use his imagination to escape his abusive father. When his fantasies fail to take him away from his shattered home life, the boy...

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HOMELAND

Set in both New York City and El Salvador, a young gang member is deported for his part in the murder of a rival gang member. Sent back to his native El...

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DEAD ON TIME

Anther audience favorite and again for good reason. Dead on Time is a dark comedy satirizing the race to be the first at doing anything in the new...

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WOMENS PRISON MASSACRE

I've always heard references to women in prison films but do not recall ever seeing one. Womens Prison Massacre was my first and I must say this is...

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SOMEONE LIKE ME

We're fascinated by twins. Even with the increasing number of women giving birth to entire litters of kids, the thought of two human beings who so closely...

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SCREAMING FOR SANITY: TRUTH OR DARE 3

I remember when I was in high school, I accidentally read the fourth book in the famous "Dune" series without knowing at the time that it was the fourth...

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THE NEXT BIG THING

Bobby Kim (Johnathan Staci Kim) is an eager patient/guinea pig in a brave new world that uses psychotropic drugs to achieve internal virtual realities. For...

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CHESTER TURMOIL

If Dr. Siffer and Dr. Ciffer had spent as much time perfecting their "Eye-Cam System" as they do bickering with each other over receiving the credit for...

AFI SHORTS PROGRAM

SHORTS PROGRAM ONE: SLEEPWALKER ^ (USA, 1998, 20 minutes, 16mm black and white, Directed by Geoff Klein) ^ A seemingly normal guy goes about his daily...

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