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HDFEST WORLD TOUR MAKES A STOP IN LOS ANGELES

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The Los Angeles festival will be held at the Sony Culver Studios Ince Theatre July 13th and the Los Angeles Film School July 14th and 15th…

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HDFEST WORLD TOUR MAKES A STOP IN LOS ANGELES

HDFEST's 2004 Los Angeles event marks the second festival on the HDFEST 2004 World Tour, taking place this year in six cities: Sydney, Los Angeles, London,...

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“TURKISH WIZARD OF OZ” AT THE ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE

More Turkish madness at the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin as they screen "The Turkish Wizard of Oz" on July 3, 9 and 16. The screening will be presented in...

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THE NOTEBOOK

The latest movie to be adapted by novelist Nicholas Sparks is "The Notebook", brought to the screen by director Nick Cassavetes (John Q), and brought to...

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FAHRENHEIT 9/11

What can I say about “Fahrenheit 9/11” that you can’t already guess? If you are in line with Michael Moore’s politics, you’re gonna love this...

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DEATH BECOMES THEM (DVD)

Does the idea of visiting a museum of death interest you? If it does, then you’re my kinda person. Let’s make it a date and then afterwards we could...

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WHITE CHICKS

Let’s forget for a moment about all the other problems with “White Chicks.” Let’s forget about the overused storyline. Let’s forget about the...

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THE SPOOK WHO SAT BY THE DOOR

If you want a sense of the subtlety with which the makers of "The Spook Who Sat By the Door" attack their subject matter, take a look at the protagonist's...

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DEAR PILLOW

Seventeen year-old Wes (Rusty Kelley) bags groceries during the day and is bored out of his mind the rest of the time. He lives with his dad in an...

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MANSON WILL BE RELEASED IN SEPTEMBER

Longtime film and video distributor MPI Media Group ("Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer") and new theatrical distributor Dinsdale Releasing have signed a...

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TIME ENOUGH AT LAST

It’s a very difficult thing to do to take a premise from a television show and turn it into a meaningful, and completely different, film. Josh Finn has...

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