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THE CINEMATHEQUE HAS SPOKEN

By | November 2001

Jeff Probst, director of the award-winning indie “Finderâ€™s Fee,” is selected as one of “Ten Directors To Watch”…

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THE CINEMATHEQUE HAS SPOKEN

Jeff Probst, the award-winning writer/director of "Finder's Fee," was recently selected as one of "Ten Directors To Watch," a series presented by the...

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As Lynch-like a slice of country life as Patrick Daughters' "Any Creature" may have proven, it was a freaking Norman Rockwell painting next to "In Life We...

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ANY CREATURE

A 25 year-old filmmaker who grew up in Maryland, studied at NYU and now works out of New York City, Patrick Daughters is the director of two awardwinning...

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Imagine if William Castle directed an episode of "The Andy Griffith Show" and you'll have an idea what the weird little short "Trade Day" is like. Set in...

DIRECTOR COMING OF AGE: BRYAN SIPE (part 3)

What's the whole story of A Million Miles from concept to completion? ^ The idea was something that Ben and I tossed around over the phone. He was at...

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