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Monthly Archives: January 2003
By | January 2003
These three short films are an excellent Asian-style creepfest…
This unsettling Asian triptych features three supernatural examinations of the afterlife from three stylish directors. From Korea comes "Memories," a...
This bright comedy from China is oddly entertaining, in a quirky, very foreign sort of way. Tyler (Donald Sutherland) is a big Hollywood director out to...
Discussing his latest film “Scumrock” in The San Francisco Examiner, underground director Jon Moritsugu noted, “Sometimes you have to kick people in...
Back in 1976, shortly after Dino de Laurentiis announced his plans to remake "King Kong," a group of enterprising British filmmakers rushed a low-budget,...
Every year, thousands upon thousands of curious gawkers assemble outside of the Trinity Assembly of God, a small-town church just outside of Dallas....
Original videogames will always top the best-seller charts, but tie-in games have become more and more important to the videogame industry, especially now...
Johnny Garcia’s “Welcome to Purgatory” is an ensemble romantic comedy about six theatre students struggling to become actors in New York City. Thomas...
Having seen the original cut of "Edgeplay" with the Runaways music included--I think it's very powerful, and has some extremely moving...
The Grove—an eccentric little coffee house in the Marina district of San Francisco—is known for its quirky food, its java served in outrageously...
Festivalgoers in Park City will get the chance to see the most talked about camera for the independent filmmaker - Panasonic's 24P camera - the DVX100. DP...