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GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – “THE WAITING IS THE HARDEST PART!”

By | June 2013

Little did I know that Tom Petty’s classic would become the anthem to my career, because decades later, I still spend time waiting (even on funded projects that are moving forward “quickly”)…

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GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – “THE

Way back in 1981 when I was 13, I fell in love with Tom Petty’s new album, “Hard Promises.” My favorite song on the album was “The Waiting,” and...

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THE GREEN CONSPIRACY

In Brett William Mauser's feature film, The Green Conspiracy, the year is 2022, and the United States is far different from the world we know. After a...

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REKOLEKCJE

Filmmaker Marek (Wojciech Pszoniak) is on the downward trajectory of a once-promising career. Ten years beyond what many feel was his best work, Marek...

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One day after class, Aidan (Chris Gibson) runs into what appears to be himself, warning him to stay away from a local motel. The encounter troubles Aidan...

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THINGS TO COME: CRITERION COLLECTION (BLU-RAY)

H.G. Wells' 1936 script for "Things to Come," based on his book "The Shape of Things to Come," is more of a rumination on the future of humanity than a...

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NOTHING LIKE CHOCOLATE

Kum-Kum Bhavnani’s documentary presents two views of how to harvest cocoa for the world’s seemingly insatiable demand for chocolate. One focuses on the...

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INSIDE JAWS

Jamie Benning has followed up last year's excellent "Raiding the Lost Ark" filmumentary with a new one that focuses on another Gen X classic, "Jaws."...

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SERENE VALLEY

Set in 2071 in a snowy wilderness, Justin Lewis' short film, Serene Valley, follows a young girl (Christine Mascolo), armed with a bow and arrow, as she...

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LATINOS BEYOND REEL

Although Hispanics account for the fastest growing minority demographic in the United States, the portrayal of this community in films and on television...

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CRUSH

Sometimes our greatest, and longest, relationships aren't with people, but with the things around us. In the case of Rebecca Pugh and Jen West's short...

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