Monthly Archives: April 2005

JESUS THE DRIVER

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PHOENIX FILM FESTIVAL 2005 REVIEW! Various people connected to Jesus begin receiving mysterious benefits in the mail, compliments of someone called “Jesus the Driver”…

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JESUS THE DRIVER

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Saviors can be found in the most unlikely of places. Even in a guy named Jesus. "Jesus the Driver" tells the tale of Jesus (that's hay-SOOS to us...

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BEVERLY HILLS ANNOUNCES 2005 LINE-UP

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The 5th Annual International Beverly Hills Film Festival has announced their 2005 line-up of 50 competition films, screening from April 13 – 17, at the...

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SHOCK-O-RAMA CINEMA MAKES A “PRISON” BREAK

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Shock-O-Rama Cinema has announced the DVD release of the tongue-in-cheek homage to women-in-prison films, "Prison-A-Go-Go" starring cult icon Mary Woronov...

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MUSIC IN THE FOREGROUND

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Ozark Foothills FilmFest presents "Foreground Music: Stage Center Music in Independent Film" at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 17 at the Searcy Cinema 8. The...

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“LAND OF COLLEGE PROPHETS” WINS TOP HONORS AT 2005 B-MOVIE FILM FEST

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Land of College Prophets, the comedy-fantasy from the Connecticut-based Hale Manor Productions, won top honors at the 2005 B-Movie Film Festival. "Land of...

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THE STAR WARS REPORT: MAY THE SALES FORCE BE WITH YOU

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Movie merchandising was really nothing to speak of before “Star Wars” came along. There were tie-ins, sure, and popular movies and TV shows had a few...

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THE STAR WARS REPORT: MAY THE SALES FORCE BE WITH YOU

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BY GEORGE In fact, one of the many facets of the love-hate relationship “Star Wars” fans have with George Lucas stems from the amazing savvy he showed...

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SAHARA

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You know the summer movie season is upon us when movies stop making sense. And the opening scene of “Sahara,” the first adaptation of a Clive Cussler...

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CHECKING OUT

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When you spend ninety years living your life in a particular style, is it wrong to demand that you end it the same way? Can one really dicatate the...

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MERIDIEM

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In the shadows of an unnamed city, the famed archetypes of hard-boiled and hard-worn crime fiction move around secretly. The detective (Drago Sumonja),...

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