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HOLES

By | April 2003

IN THEATERS! “Holes” is everything you’ve come to expect from a Disney film. It has the honorable, but reluctant hero. It has the cast of wacky characters. It has the evil villainess. Heck, the only thing missing is the Elton John song…

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HOLES

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Onions. Peaches. Poisonous lizards. And Holes. Lots of Holes. All of these things have a deeper meaning in “Holes,” Disney’s latest live-action...

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PHILADELPHIA FILM FEST ANNOUNCES AWARDS

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The 2003 Philadelphia Film Festival ended on April 16th, reporting a record attendance of 57,500. This year's jury winners were: Best Feature Film –...

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CHILD PRODIGIES: WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

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The 48 Hour Film Project has filmmaking teams across the country create a short film from scratch in…you guessed it, smart guy…48 hours. The films...

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SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON GETS INDEPENDENT ONCE AGAIN

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Comic-Con International Independent Film Festival returns July 17-20! Last year, Comic-Con International: San Diego launched the CCI-IFF, the Comic-Con...

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THE BLINDING LIGHT FLICKERS…AND THEN VANISHES

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Not to bring a downer to anyone's weekend or anything, but here's some shitty news from Film Threat contributor Pat "flick" Harrison: The Blinding Light,...

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NABIL AYOUCH: ON THE ROAD FROM MOROCCO

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The films of the North African cinema rarely find their way into American commercial release, so in many ways the April 16 New York theatrical premiere of...

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NABIL AYOUCH: ON THE ROAD FROM MOROCCO

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Where did the idea of Ali Zaoua come from? And how long did it take for you to bring this idea into production? ^ When I was little, I had a walk with my...

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THE DRAGON LIVES AGAIN (DVD)

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It's been 30 years since Bruce Lee passed away, and it is impossible to think of a more unlikely (or more entertaining) tribute to the martial arts...

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SHAG CARPET SUNSET

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There are far too many people in this world like Tuck (Novak) the main character in "Shag Carpet Sunset". I went to school with him, I think. Here is a...

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THE HUNGRY SQUID

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Dorothy Sue Ann Murguson, the put upon heroine of John Weldon’s “The Hungry Squid,” has some problems: her parents are never home, her hair is...

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