Monthly Archives: September 2003

AFGHANISTAN: FROM GROUND ZERO TO GROUND ZERO

By | September 2003

The saddest thing about “From Ground Zero to Ground Zero” is that, with a foreign policy that is utterly uninterested in nation-building but utterly adept at nation-destroying, the Afghanistan that Masuda Sultan and Jon Alpert show us from last year is likely far worse off now than it was a year ago…

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AFGHANISTAN: FROM GROUND ZERO TO GROUND ZERO

First a warning: It’s pretty much impossible to check your politics at the door when you watch certain films. That’s certainly true with this...

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“CORNER OF YOUR EYE” SCREENINGS

Nominated for Best Science Fiction Feature at Shockerfest, Corner of Your Eye will screen at the festival, September 28 at 12:45pm. "Corner of Your Eye"...

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DIRECTOR’S CUT

Lights, camera, carnage! In the spirit of Last House on Dead End Street, a group of people find themselves reluctantly starring in a psycho’s snuff...

GET YOUR FRIGHT-FEST PASSES

Tickets for the Fright-Fest film festival will be available ar the GA. Mountains Center. Day passes are $25.00, weekend passes are $40.00, or you can pay...

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TRUE G.R.I.T.

G.R.I.T. will host its third annual screening of films by female directors Wednesday, November 5th at 7:00pm at the Los Angeles Film School Screening Room,...

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DAMNED DIRTY AWARD

The American Film Institute has established a new award in honor of its Chair Emeritus Charlton Heston, named the AFI Charlton Heston Award. This award was...

CINEMATEXAS BRINGS THE GECKOS

In a closing ceremony packed with students, artists and filmmakers from around the world, the Cinematexas International Short Film Festival announced the...

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BEAUTY PARLOR CENSUS

The American government issues census forms every ten years as a means to gather demographic information. The report ascertains data regarding the...

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SEARCHING FOR WOODEN WATERMELONS

French film theorist Andre Bazin once wrote that some novels are more cinematic than they are literary, and some films are more literary than cinematic....

SAN DIEGO HANDS OUT AWARDS

The San Diego Film Festival, a five-day, competitive event that showcased more than 65 domestic and international films, has announced the winners for the...

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