Monthly Archives: April 2004

WORDS

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However irrelevant a string of words may be, they represent ideas which in turn lead to experiences that can sprout more ideas…

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WORDS

In “Words,” the documentary that he made with Jason Holzman, Gregg Brown likens the Chaos Theory to Telephone. The former posits that the beating of a...

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HELLBOY

Mike Mignola’s comic book “Hellboy” tells the story of a demon, accidentally summoned to earth by Nazis, who ends up working as an investigator of...

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AZUMI

Ryuhei Kitamura returns to his blood-soaked woodland stomping grounds of “Versus” with this martial arts hack and slash action film that’s that's...

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THE MEAT MARKET

Imagine “Natural Born Killers”-era Oliver Stone directing a short film about the meat industry after being up all night sipping absinthe and watching...

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GOODBYE, LENIN!

For a film about the fall of the Berlin Wall, there sure are a lot of laughs in Wolfgang Becker’s surprising fourth feature. That he is able to deliver...

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HOME ON THE RANGE

During the production of the film “Aladdin,” Howard Ashman died, and his clever, spunky lyrics died with him. It’s been more than a decade since...

News

MPAA PRESIDENT RETALIATES

According to anyone, Motion Picture Association of America CEO Jack Valenti has already had an embattled year. Faced with unsavory campaigning surrounding...

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“CUTIE HONEY” TRAILER

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SHOWCASE WINNERS ANNOUNCED

The International Cinematographers Guild has announced 11 winners in its Eighth Annual Film Showcase competition. The winning entries were photographed by...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: “CAN HEIRONYMOUS MERKIN EVER FORGET MERCY HUMPPE AND FI

BOOTLEG FILES 025: "Can Heironymous Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness?" (1969 X-rated musical created by Anthony Newley). LAST SEEN:...

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