FINDER’S FEE

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FINDER’S FEE

What would you do if you found a wallet containing a winning lottery number? Would you keep the ticket to reap the benefits of the winnings? Or would you...

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GASLINE

A slice of life from the 1970s, specifically set during the gas crisis, this short follows the lives of those caught in pursuit of petroleum. As we get a...

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“KARAOKE FEVER” FILMMAKERS SING

Arthur Borman and Steve Danielson set out to make a documentary about the subculture of karaoke. The film follows the highs and lows of six hopefuls in a...

News

WONDERCON 2002 ADDS 2-NIGHT FILM FEST

WonderCon, the largest comic book and pop culture event in Northern California, has added a new slate of nighttime films to their impressive event. Friday,...

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I SHOUT LOVE

An extreme close-up of a woman squirting painful tears opens the hysterically moving romantic comedy, "I Shout Love," a short film from actress Sarah...

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STARWOIDS

There have been about five films that document that fateful "wait in line for Star Wars Episode I" and I've seen them all. Most are not very good or at...

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CORKY QUACKENBUSH RETROSPECTIVE

Corky Quackenbush is a name you'll remember. Not just because it sounds fake, but because he is a master. Names like Spike Jonze, Michel Gondry, or Peter...

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CHANGING LANES

Any film bearing the tag line "One wrong turn deserves another" seems crying out to have that bit of ad copy flipped around in a review, but the gritty...

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THE SWEETEST THING

Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate, and Thomas Jane. They, and the chemistry between them, are the only sweet things about "The Sweetest Thing," a sour...

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RETURN OF THE SECAUCUS SEVEN

In the sixties and seventies, "American independent" films basically came in three varieties: exploitation, sexploitation and blaxploitation. Art houses...

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