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By | April 2004
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The Passion of Hal Needham Some filmmakers are born to tell stories of epic adventure, some to bring to life the exploits of fantasy heroes, and still...
"The Bronx Boys" is a 44-minute home movie masquerading as a documentary. This painless but unnecessary production features a reunion of fifteen...
The murder of a 16-year-old retarded boy sets off a chain of events that finds a series of characters learning to accept responsibility for their...
This is a languished DVD title that just sang to be plucked when found abandoned on the video shelf. Sure, it has most of the traditional elements that are...
The 8th annual Kansas City Filmmakers Jubilee kicks off a week of celebrating independent film on April 16. Over 150 short films will be screened, eleven...
Wow! A movie about kung-fu soccer! How could this not be a barrel of monkeys? Well, a barrel of monkeys it is indeed, but they're goofy little buggers...
Some documentary filmmakers give audiences anywhere between 30 to 120 minutes with the subject of their films. In his documentary “The Flag Day...
Ah, what child or parent of the 1980s doesn’t remember our beloved Teddy Ruxpin? You know, the teddy bear that would tell you a story if you put a tape...
The biggest problem with this movie is that its live theatre roots show. It is the product of two of writer Fred Newman's plays: "The Store: One Block of...