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“HELL HOLE HIGH” IN SEATTLE

By | October 2002

Galaxaco Communications will be presenting two sneak preview screenings of their latest film, “Hell Hole High” at the Rendezvous Jewel Box Theatre…

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“HELL HOLE HIGH” IN SEATTLE

Galaxaco Communications will be presenting two sneak preview screenings of their latest film, "Hell Hole High" at the Rendezvous Jewel Box Theatre in...

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EXTRA: IN THE BACKGROUND OF A DREAM

Hitchcock once said that actors are merely cattle. Then an extra must be the cow dung of cattle. Long hours, little pay, you’d think these people would...

HIGH FALLS BRINGS ON THE PANELS

During the High Falls Film Festival, October 30th - November 3rd, attendees will have the opportunity to talk to filmmakers, movie critics, writers, studio...

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PRELUDE2CINEMA SEEKS SPONSORS AND INTERNS

Prelude2Cinema, a digital movie company in Cleveland, Ohio has begun production on a pilot for their television series “Out of Darkness.” The one-hour...

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INTERNETMOVIES.COM TAKES ON THE MPAA

Last April, the kind folks over at the Motion Picture Association of America filed a cease and desist order against InternetMovies.com as they believed the...

PAUL SCHRADER: SET ON “AUTO FOCUS”

Paul Schrader is no stranger to the dirty things people tend to do in front of the camera, what with his 1978 film “Hardcore,” focusing on a man’s...

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BROWN SUGAR

Everything I'd read in advance of seeing Rick (The Wood) Famuyiwa's new film suggested that it dealt with its lead character's lifelong love of hip hop as...

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THE ANGEL

When it comes to short films, Bogdan Darev's adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen tale The Angel is about as close to perfect as you can get. In the...

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MICROCINEMA’S INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE – HALLOWEIRD EDITION

Here it is, the Microcinema is wrapping up this season of Independent Exposure screenings with their “Halloweird” show and it’s the best collection...

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OROCHI

When I was young, there was a show called simply enough, “The 4:00 Movie.” Five days a week they would show old movies to fill time before local news....

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