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THE BOOTLEG FILES: TWO WOMEN

By | August 2009

Phil Hall’s The Bootleg Files explores the wild world of classic and kooky flicks that can be found only on bootlegged videos and DVD. This week, Phil celebrates Sophia Loren’s Oscar-winning triumph.

Bootleg Files Features

News

“GRACE” BORN UNTO SCREENS IN N.Y. AND L.A.

Rarely does a low budget, indie horror film meet with as much impassioned love of Paul Soet’s feature debut “Grace.” After premiering at Sundance,...

Reviews

SINGLE (DVD)

Richard Atkinson and Jane Scandurra’s documentary “Single” spends 97 minutes exploring a subject that could have easily been encapsulated in a...

THE 2009 FEEL GOOD FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES AWARD WINNERS

This past August 7-9, “The Feel Good Film Festival” celebrated films, filmmakers and creative artists that create entertainment with positive themes,...

Reviews

THE COLLECTOR

What could possibly motivate a human being to work as a handyman on the house of a nice, wealthy family during the day and then steal their valuables at...

Interviews

SAVAGE “GRACE”: INTERVIEW WITH FILMMAKER PAUL SOLET

I’m sharing a couch with “Grace” director Paul Solet. Sporting a checkered fedora, well-groomed beard, and white, sleeveless t-shirt, this wiry...

Reviews

THE WILD AND WONDERFUL WHITES OF WEST VIRGINIA

It might seem a stretch to expect an insightful documentary from the producers of TV's "Jackass," but that would not be giving them enough credit, an adage...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: NEGRO COLLEGES IN WAR TIME

BOOTLEG FILES 295: “Negro Colleges in War Time” (1943 U.S. government-produced propaganda short) LAST SEEN: It is available on several web...

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