Monthly Archives: July 2001

LIQUOR, WOMEN, AND PERSONAL POETRY: MARK BORCHARDT OF "AMERICAN MOVIE"

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4TH OF JULY TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN FILMMAKERS! Mark Borchardt, star subject of “American Movie,” and director of the indie horror flick “Coven” has come into his own as a filmmaker. Mark also has a nose for free liquor second only to entertainment journalists…

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LIQUOR, WOMEN, AND PERSONAL POETRY: MARK BORCHARDT OF "AMERICAN MOVIE"

On my second or third day visiting Austin's South by Southwest Film Festival, I was illicitly wandering the Interactive Festival convention floor. Although...

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AMERICAN CIV.-1

It makes sense that such modern life issues as music, movies, and values would create a generation gap, but you'd think young and old alike could agree on...

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THE AMERICAN TAPESTRY

The Founding Fathers are America's ultimate Dead White Guys. Yet building from the lofty ideals these ancestral WASPs espoused, America has gradually...

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THE AMERICAN NIGHTMARE

The cast of characters reads like a Who's Who of the modern horror film: Romero. Carpenter. Savini. Cronenberg. Craven. Hooper. Even -- a stretch here --...

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RALPH BUNCHE: AN AMERICAN ODYssEY

Most Americans today, this reviewer included, have never heard of Dr. Ralph Bunche. This would have been difficult to comprehend back in the 1930s and...

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BLACK INDIANS: AN AMERICAN STORY

The history of the United States is disfigured by two deep scars that make a mockery of the high-falutin' notions of a land of the free and a home of the...

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LOST IN AMERICA

I fought the rat race and the rat race won. No one portrays and skewers really intelligent morons the way Albert Brooks does. Here he plays a successful...

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"ATLANTIS" EXPOSED!

It began with Disney's "The Lion King" which bore striking similarities to a Japanese cartoon series called "Kimba." Now, Disney seems to be at it again. ...

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