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By | March 2000
SXSW FILM FESTIVAL REVIEW! Caveh Zahedi belongs to the Church of IMBAS….
Caveh Zahedi (played by himself) belongs to the Church of IMBAS. Of course, he doesn't know this because IMBAS is a tongue-in-cheek acronym for It Must Be...
A bit down on his luck lately, Ray (Ivan Martin) is out for a drunken late night stumble. Thinking he's alone amidst an urban jungle of crumbling...
Director Vincent R. Hasenpfeffer has a vomit fetish. Almost all of the shorts on this crudely produced, and cruder in attitude, compilation tape featured...
I'm not exactly sure why the box this preview came in looked like something out of a "Justice League" cartoon; all the film's characters boldly posed atop...
A group of three archæologists are on a dig when one of them uncovers a strange piece of jaw bone from a rodent that was larger than any other...
This film's pace is not defined by Western, Hollywood standards of timing, plot, and revelation. Rather, it is assembled via slow accretion of character...
Imagine a dash of "Arsenic and Old Lace," a pinch of "Shallow Grave," and a splash of Billy Wilder, and you've got this amusing little package. When a ...
This is a leisurely-paced but fascinating film about an unusual and beautiful form of South Indian performance, the Keralan theater of Kathakalini, which...
This film lives up to its name, in that it's an experimental pseudo-narrative (or non-narrative) that toys with every hip quasi-intellectual idea of the...
Several tales of love and relationships are woven together around themes of food as cultural connective tissue. This film is filled with small moments of...