Monthly Archives: May 2003

DADDY DAY CARE

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“Daddy Day Care” should do well for the strict family crowd, but it leaves a lot to be desired for the parents…

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DADDY DAY CARE

I’m a stay-at-home dad, so of course, the concept of “Daddy Day Care” held a certain appeal for me. After all, my wife and I have looked into the...

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DIVINING MOM

A documentary focusing on the “art” or the “practice” of dowsing might strike some as an esoteric and even boring exercise, but filmmaker George...

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RUNAWAY TERROR

Some independent movies are heart breaking to watch because you can see the potential for a much better movie right there on the screen, if not for...

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PHOBIAS

I need to start by saying openly that I admit I may be missing something entirely when it comes to the mass of low-grade, zero-budgeted horror films...

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A TREE OF PALME

In a remote corner of the planet Arcana, an aging botanist lives a solitary existence with his puppet, Palme, who has been inert since the death of Xian,...

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A MIGHTY WIND

Let’s face it. Christopher Guest is obsessed with obsessive people. In “Waiting for Guffman,” the obsession was small town community theatre. In...

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PRINCESS ARETE

Akin to this year’s Academy Award-winning animated film “Spirited Away”, “Princess Arete” concerns the adventures of a particularly resourceful...

BIFF 2003 WINNERS

Wrapping up on May 4th, the Brooklyn International Film Festival has announced its award winners: Grand Chameleon Award ^ "DAY 26" (TAG 26) Best Feature ^...

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IFP MARKET IS YOUR KEY TO THE INDUSTRY

IFP Market is the only selective market in the US where filmmakers present new film & TV work in development directly to the industry. If you seek...

UPS AND DOWNS: JORDAN MELAMED AND JOSEPH GORDON-LEVITT DISCUSS “MANICR

The gods had condemned Sisyphus to ceaselessly rolling a rock to the top of a mountain, whence the stone would fall back of its own weight. They had...

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