Your Independent Movie Guide
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By | December 2004
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It is not uncommon for actors or directors to bow out of a film during production. Most often the circumstances surrounding these premature withdrawals...
As Mole McHenry in “Desperate Living,” Susan Lowe scared a lot of teenagers, confused a lot of adults and pissed off a whole lot of lesbians. So...
After a chance opportunity allows them to escape from prison, 9 convicts hijack a bright pink camper from a horrible techno junkie and set about trying to...
Once upon a time, Al Pacino was among the most talented and imaginative actors to grace the screen. Today, however, he seems content to follow the lead of...
Dominic Traverzo's "Four" is an 11-minute film about a quartet of seemingly unrelated people (a middle aged woman, a young professional, and a man and...
“Ten Bloody Fingers” plays a lot like an urban legend come to life. A story about a mysterious killer is told at a party, and the next day finds our...
Thought your last birthday sucked? Well, it’s probably nowhere near as bad as the birthday surprise found here in “Alexandra’s Project”. To put...
Character. While often cited in screenwriting courses as the most ignored aspect in most stories, three dimensional characters help draw the audience into...
"L'age d'Or," the 1930 follow up by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali to their surrealist landmark "Un Chien Andalou," has been infamous primarily for the...