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Monthly Archives: February 2003
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We take a trip inside an old crank projector to view a bevy of freaks…
We take a trip inside an old crank projector to view a bevy of freaks, making for an orgy of imagery not unlike the kind we’re used to seeing from...
I will try to be kind. I know that this is a short film, made with a short amount of money and probably in a short amount of time, but the end result is a...
The Hip Hop Film Fest will take over the Red Vic Moviehouse in San Francisco, March 13-15. Featured at the event will be the work-in-progress “Soundz...
"Nobody's Perfect" is the appropriate title for Robert Tutak's visually stylish but emotionally empty digital feature focusing on the immature behavior of...
If you’ve attended any midnight screenings of John Cameron Mitchell’s glam rock epic in Los Angeles, you can attest to the madness of people running...
Just got this little note from Andrew Cohen, associate editor at large for Newsweek.com and we thought we’d share it with you, not only our readers, but...
The title sequence for Spider is really unique. It starts out with these incredible textures. In fact, it seems all your films have these remarkable title...
We are standing in the lobby of a sprawling Cadillac dealership-turned-theater complex in chilly San Francisco, when an elderly man, face alight with...
Cabin Creek Center, a nonprofit award-winning production company, known for films such as "Harlan County USA" and American Dream," are currently raising...
The Native American Film and Video Festival is currently accepting submissions for its 12th annual event to be held in New York City, December 4-7, 2003. ...