PARKING

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PARKING

When a shopper returns to his parking place in a covered lot, he finds that someone has blocked him in with their mammoth vehicle and has left an...

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS ANNOUNCES NEW EVENT

Hollywood Shorts is a festival, and a meeting grounds, and a film "event" all rolled into one. Every month, the group gets together and presents a...

TEMECULA WINNERS 2000

Victories abounded at the 6th Annual Temecula Valley International Film Festival. The Festival itself shattered previous attendance records, and the...

AUSTIN FEST ADVANCE OF "DR. T AND THE WOMEN"

The idea of Richard Gere playing a gynecologist sounds at once both intriguing and a little gross, but Robert Altman's latest offering, "Dr. T and the...

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ACADEMY SOUNDS OFF FOR MURCH

The names Lucas, Coppola and Zaentz may be immediately more recognizable to the average movie fan than that of Walter Murch, but esteemed sound designer...

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"REBELS WITH A CAUSE" SHOWS IN N.Y.

The Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) thrived when Vietnam was at its peak and the civil rights and reform movement was in full swing. Now, over 30...

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THE TRUTH ABOUT MUTUAL FUNDS

Being a financially ignorant filmmaker, writer, and former liberal arts major, I don't have the slightest idea what a "mutual fund" is. After watching Paul...

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MULLIGAN

Minnesota, having pretty much wrung all the fame and notoriety it can get out of Governor Jesse Ventura, must be looking for new sources of state pride....

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TITUS ANDRONICUS

Give Richard Griffin an "A" for audacity: on a budget of $12,000, he created a nearly three-hour Rhode Island-based DV production of William Shakespeare's...

BACKYARD NATIONAL CHILDREN'S FILM FEST

Though some of today's indie films unintentionally look like they were made by children, The Backyard National Children's Film Festival aims to give...

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