Monthly Archives: September 2004

HATCHED IN MONTANA

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The HatcH Audiovisual Arts Festival in Bozeman, Montana celebrates filmmaking by bringing student filmmakers together with some of the most prolific and respected professionals across the industry…

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HATCHED IN MONTANA

Celebrating filmmaking by bringing student filmmakers together with some of the most prolific and respected professionals across the industry, Festival...

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PRE-NC-17 CINEMA SCREENS IN LOS ANGELES

The American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre presents FOR ADULTS ONLY: PRE-NC-17 CINEMA IN AMERICA, a weekend (September 10 - 12, 2004), of movies...

MOVIE MARKETING MADNESS: WICKER PARK

There’s no good reason I can give as to why I am reviewing the campaign for "Wicker Park". There really isn’t. It looks horrible. However, in reviewing...

EXCESS HOLLYWOOD: HALLE BERRY’S HAIRBALL

(I would’ve never written this column, but after hearing that our hero was thinking of doing a “Catwoman” sequel -- it had to be done.) Halle Berry...

MARK HOSACK: THE MAN ON THE “PALE BLUE MOON”

Mark Hosack recently finished his first 35mm feature Pale Blue Moon, which he wrote/directed/produced/edited. The independent film won Best Texas Feature...

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WILD ROOMIES (DVD)

It’s probably safe to say that the teen-sex comedy is dead. Was there really a need for an “American Pie” trilogy? Remember “The Real Cancun?”...

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MAKE HASTE, SLOWLY

This silent film begins with a text, handpainted onto the filmstrip. Because the words are painted onto each individual frame, they jump around wildly and...

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PINATA SURVIVAL ISLAND (DVD)

Pinata: Survival Island is the story of college students gone wild, and pinatas gone bad--pinatas with HEARTS, no less. The story, convoluted as it is,...

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DREAM BIKE

"Dream Bike" is a sincere documentary about the fate of a decrepit motorcycle purchased by a New York firefighter who perished in the World Trade Center on...

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LURKERS (DVD)

Lurkers was a film that I had always seen in my local video store as a child in the horror section. As I grew older I studied up on Michael Findlay which...

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