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By | November 1999
The AFI Shorts Festival serves up a diverse mix of offerings…
SHORTS PROGRAM ONE: SLEEPWALKER ^ (USA, 1998, 20 minutes, 16mm black and white, Directed by Geoff Klein) ^ A seemingly normal guy goes about his daily...
Of the two nights of short films, Peep Show received the most applause when the credits starting rolling. Peep Show satirizes the commonly known desires of...
Ever watch a classic Chaplin or Keaton silent film and wish today's filmmakers would take a stab at the amplified acting and physical comedy of this now...
A young boy attempts to use his imagination to escape his abusive father. When his fantasies fail to take him away from his shattered home life, the boy...
Set in both New York City and El Salvador, a young gang member is deported for his part in the murder of a rival gang member. Sent back to his native El...
Anther audience favorite and again for good reason. Dead on Time is a dark comedy satirizing the race to be the first at doing anything in the new...
If you're like me, you've seen enough shorts and features alike about mobsters. With the international success of films like Pulp Fiction, it seems that...
Director Spike Jonze debut feature film is a triumph. Featuring a bizarrely original storyline, the screenplay by Charlie Kaufman is brought to the screen...
A crude and overbearing father causes his son to develop a disturbing nervous habit -- excessive nailbiting. Best described as grotesque, Nailbiter relies...
Where there's smoke, there's fire and in this taut look behind closed doors at "60 Minutes," there's a bonfire of acting timber. Russell Crowe plays a...