Monthly Archives: July 2005

SUSPINO: A CRY FOR ROMA (DVD)

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The plight of Europe’s Gypsy population has been one of never-ending tragedy, ranging from enslavement during the medieval period and culminating with extermination during the Holocaust, with constant persecution during the years in-between…

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SUSPINO: A CRY FOR ROMA (DVD)

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The plight of Europe's Gypsy population has been one of never-ending tragedy, ranging from enslavement during the medieval period and culminating with...

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THE BIRTHDAY

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On a scale of one to ten in awesomeness, this gets an eleven. However, beware that just because I liked it, doesn’t mean you will. The Birthday is what...

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MULVA 2: KILL TEEN APE (DVD)

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Mulva (Debbie Rochon) is back ... sort of. This is a different Mulva than the one who was a zombie ass kicker, a fact brought up several times in this...

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A QUIET DRINK

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“A Quiet Drink” was probably the most straightforward of all the short films I saw at MUFF. Shot-on-video and no flashy aesthetics, this brief little...

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ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM: COMPANY (DVD)

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In “Recording the Producers: A Musical Romp with Mel Brooks”, Nathan Lane quips that the reason these types of documentaries exist are because...

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MUSICALS ROCK THE AERO

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The American Cinematheque presents CAN'T STOP THE MUSICALS: MORE MUSICALS FROM THE 1970's AND '80's at the Aero Theatre in Los Angeles, (July 21 - 29,...

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ALL AMERICAN GIRL: NERIAH DAVIS

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You grew up in a Northern California town with a population of 300. What was that like? Growing up in a town with a population of 325 was definitely an...

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NOVEMBER

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Perhaps the easiest way to describe Greg Harrison's "November" is it's Run Lola Run meets Pi with a splash of "Seven". If that description isn't clear...

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THE BOOTLEG FILES: “THE CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA”

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Few movie stars experienced as rapid of a fall from grace as John Gilbert. MGM’s reigning star of the mid-to-late 1920s, Gilbert was among the most...

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THE BOOTLEG FILES: “THE CAPTAIN HATES THE SEA”

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BOOTLEG FILES 087: "The Captain Hates the Sea” (1934 comedy starring John Gilbert and the Three Stooges). LAST SEEN: We believe the last public...

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