Monthly Archives: December 2001

LOVE LEPROSY

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Maybe I’m an idiot because I didn’t grasp the concept…

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LOVE LEPROSY

"Love Leprosy" is the story of... uh... what the hell am I doing? Trying to explain this film? I can't. Wait, no. I have to. I'm going to try. "Love...

PALM SPRINGS LINE-UP

The 13th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival will screen approximately 150 films, culled from more than 45 countries for the 2002 festival. ...

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HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE

With a film as hyped and anticipated as the screen adaptation of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," reviews are irrelevant. No matter what the most...

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VANILLA SKY

Suspenseful. Atmospheric. Intense. These are words that can be used to describe Alejandro Amenábar's 1997 Spanish psychothriller Abre los Ojos...

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LANTANA

As seen in its opening shot, the thorny, flowery bush that lends "Lantana" its title will come to hold a deadly secret, but the mystery behind that is less...

THE 10 WORST UNSEEN FILMS OF 2001 (7-10)

7. SHARKMAN ^ This no-budget shot-on-video effort from Florida finds a nerdy comic book artist (is there any other kind?) who wishes for his superhero...

THE 10 WORST UNSEEN FILMS OF 2001 (1-6)

But before we start the chopping, a word of caution. Here at Film Threat, we do not take pleasure in writing bad reviews. If anything, we try to cut as...

THE 10 BEST UNSEEN FILMS OF 2001 (1-6)

1. IN THE WAKE ^ San Francisco filmmaker Erica Jordan's devastating drama of a sculptor's emergence from a state of emotional inertia is the ultimate...

CANADIANS COMPETE AT SLAMDANCE

With only $100 bucks in their pockets, a mini-DV camera and an unfinished poem, two Vancouver filmmakers landed their short film in North America's most...

“TRON” PART OF NEW FILM SERIES

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) and the San Francisco Film Society (SFFS)-presenters of the San Francisco International Film Festival-have...

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