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By | November 2009
Veteran writer-director Andrzej Krakowski discusses personal filmmaking outside of studio limits – and the US.
The other day I perused my local video store looking for a good drama. Not so much a tear-jerker, but, as my grandma would always say, “Something with a...
Linda Larson’s “A Cabin in Time” merges classic horror, fantasy, science fiction, and poetry in a tale about one woman’s ability to travel back in...
Love it or hate it, everyone's got an opinion on the “Twilight” phenomenon. The teen girl fad even extends to grown women, however odd it is to see...
Bobcat Goldthwait is most widely known for his irreverent stand-up character: the awkward fellow with the self-described “Grover voice,” which he...
When you watch the independent short film “The Beekeeper” you are almost instantly captivated by Michelle Mueller, who plays Robin, a young woman...
Michael Halper's "The Last Tenant" is a disturbing tale about a serial rapist who arises from his own death to wreak havoc on earth. Even if the premise...
It's no surprise that the construction of a new building requires an even larger portion of resources to be removed from the environment. A building's...
In 1959, Venezuelan filmmaker Margot Benacerraf was one of two winners of the International Critics Prize at the Cannes Film Festival for her feature...
“The smoothest, baddest brother to hit the big screen! Ice cold never felt so good!” Who are these funktastic badasses at Seattle International Film...
Who is Francis X. Bushman, and why did Lon Davis spend nearly 30 years writing a book about him? First question answered: Francis X. Bushman (1883-1966)...