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Monthly Archives: November 2004
By | November 2004
There are two boys, two girls, and only one boy gets the girl…
In the typical love story, boy meets girl, chases girl, and eventually gets girl. In the Robert D. Slane re-interpretation, there are two boys, two girls,...
“Walden”. Today in the midst of war, in a society that seems to be struggling to find the appropriate values to live by, it seems like America could...
Here it is! Sundance has announced the selection of films to be screened at the 2005 festival in the Dramatic Competition, Documentary Competition, World...
Lloyd Kaufman and partner Michael Herz started Troma entertainment over 30 years ago with very specific agendas—Herz, it seemed, saw it as a way of...
“Y’know, I’m okay with a feel-good movie now and then,” says Diane Amos, side-stepping her way out of the river of people now exiting the movie...
Anxiety Films presents Shock-A-Go-Go festival in Los Angeles featuring many beautiful & rare film prints for your viewing pleasure! Doors open at 7pm...
Albania's only international film festival, Tirana, features a competition program combining short films of all formats and categories, alternated between...
A bookie’s debt collector and leg breaker moves into the home of a compulsive gambler, awaiting his return to dole out some swift punishment if he...
"Garden of Eden" is a well-made but none-too-compelling short film about a struggling artist/photographer who returns to his native Kansas after 10...
It’s filmmakers like Richard Day that make going to the movies exciting simply by providing fresh, unpredictable entertainment. You know, like movies...