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FLEDGLING

By | February 2000

SLAMDANCE SHORT FILM REVIEW! The lizardly green monster is a frightening omnivore, eating just about anything he comes across…

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FLEDGLING

The lizardly green monster is a frightening omnivore, eating just about anything he comes across. When he discovers a helpless human infant, however, he...

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MACCA STREWTH

Other than anime, animations from one country are pretty much indistinguishable from one another. In other words, whereas such categories as "French New...

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MIDNIGHT CARNIVAL

The Dignified Devil doesn't look all that freaky. Oh sure, he's got big pointy ears that make him look like a cross between Ross Perot and Mr. Spock, but...

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ENTER

A friend of mine, trying to explain Los Angeles' drabness and its lack of a soul relative to so many other cities, once described that endlessly sprawling...

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SYSTEM NOISE

So you want to watch a movie but you just don't have the time? Well, director Josh Ferrazzano has perfected a filmmaking technique that makes movies to fit...

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FAMILY PORTRAIT

There's a lot of tension in this household, especially when Tom comes home from work. On the surface a loving parent to his sensitive son Tommy, the subtly...

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ENCHANTED

It's not exactly "Blair Witch" vs. "The Last Broadcast" or even "Babylon 5" vs. "Deep Space Nine," but the great debate at Slamdance was who ripped off...

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DESCENT

Borrowing text from Thomas Pynchon's novel "Gravity's Rainbow," "Descent" purports to be a "visual journey across the theater of war." Perhaps, but this...

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ABSENCE

I love it when films do this. All we ever see in David Rosenthal's "Absence" are shots of an old man (Benjamin Feuer) running through the woods in apparent...

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HERE WE ARE WAITING FOR YOU

The title is taken from the gate of a cemetery located in a small Brazilian town; its message a grim bit of humor that somehow seems appropriate for the...

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