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WATERFRONT: FILMMAKER MIXER

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WATERFRONT: FILMMAKER MIXER

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WATERFRONT: FILMMAKER PANEL

Get more of the festival fun in WATERFRONT: FILMMAKER MIXER>>>...

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HANDICAMP

If puns are the lowest form of humor, then it's certainly an irony that something called "Handicamp" -- a summer camp created specifically for physically...

CALL IT "KIDDIE CANNES"

The 3rd Annual KidsEye International Film Festival will debut in Newport on Saturday, August 4 with over 30 children's films, representing such countries...

IN SEARCH OF EDISON'S "FRANKENSTEIN"

Perhaps the most elusive ribbon of film in the history of cinema is "Frankenstein." Not the 1931 masterpiece with Boris Karloff, but the first screen...

MARK L. FEINSOD: BEYOND CRITICISM (part 2)

You made two films in London. What is the filmmaking scene like in London compared to New York or Hollywood? ^ I found there to be greater knowledge...

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DR. DOLITTLE 2

Film Threat's "Doctor Dolittle 2" Mini-FAQ. So, what's the story in the continuing adventures of Doctor Dolittle? ^ Eddie Murphy returns this time to...

IN SEARCH OF EDISON'S "FRANKENSTEIN" (part 2)

So what happened to the prints of "Frankenstein"? As with many silent films, prints were scattered to collectors, or left to deteriorate due to improper...

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GINGER SNAPS

It doesn't seem right somehow that film festivals will program virtually every kind of movie known to man...except that old Drive-In staple, the horror...

LOST WILLIAM SHATNER FILM FOUND!

In 1965, "Outer Limits" creator Leslie Stevens and his crew descended on Big Sur to make a different sort of horror film. The result, Incubus, is a...

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