Monthly Archives: February 2002

NAMING PRAIRIE

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SUNDANCE DRAMATIC SHORT! The short takes an already controversial subject matter — a lesbian couple becoming parents…

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NAMING PRAIRIE

"Naming Prairie" is one of those films that's tough to review because one gets the sense that what we're seeing isn't the whole film. Instead, director...

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DOWN TO THE BONE

There's something inherently creepy about being buried and becoming "worm food." Natural though the process may be, after spending a lifetime trying to...

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BEAUTIFUL

Here's a film you won't find on The Fishing Channel any time soon. (Okay, maybe cable TV doesn't have a Fishing Channel yet, but given the existence of the...

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NATIVE AMERICAN IN MANHATTAN

Stark black and white photography with flashes of light focus on an American Indian. He stands emotionless in front of the New York skyline. In the...

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BURN

A man reads a newspaper amidst flames and burning embers. His wife seems unaffected as well as the house burns down. The flames become larger and larger...

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PASSAGE

A somber yet alluring visual poem that follows from people at various stages in their lives -- from birth to death. They float in a tank of water (or...

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CASABLANCA

It's visually beautiful, creepy, surreal, nothing makes sense and I like it! Nadine has to perform and her guests are waiting for her to take the stage. ...

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GOLDEN GATE

Two young boys try to avoid the temptation to lead a criminal life. This proves incredibly difficult since their stuck in a violent neighborhood in Rio de...

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SWEET DREAMS

Those wacky Russians sure are filled with a sense of humor. This stark black and white short from Russian filmmaker Sergei Davidoff is depressing as shorts...

PLAN FOR CANNES

Thirty emerging filmmakers are getting the chance to exhibit their work at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival thanks to a program being offered by...

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