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EVERYDAY TODAY

By | February 2012

While I do feel it took things a little slow, even at 11 minutes, it was still nice to see something that nostalgically reminded me of the type of short film fare we used to see either out of underground artists or film schools…

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EVERYDAY TODAY

Believe it or not, it's not everyday that we here at Film Threat get to review something actually shot on film. And in the case of everyday TODAY, we're...

2012 SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL INTERVIEW WITH RUDD SIMMONS AND PHYLLIS VAN AMBURG

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HER HEART STILL BEATS

Christopher Di Nunzio's Her Heart Still Beats is a modern take on the classic Edgar Allan Poe story "The Tell-Tale Heart." Married couple Ed (Fiore Leo)...

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THE LEGENDS OF NETHIAH

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2012 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL INTERVIEW WITH LUC DÉRY, KIM MCCRAW AND PHILIPPE FA

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Bubba Moon Face is not a feel-good film. It's not even a feel-okay film. It's probably a feel-awful film. It's not a bad film, but it is a painfully bleak...

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Set in Korea, Joseph Boyle's Red Stroke is a quality mini-feature (or long short) that questions the ideas of cause and effect, accidents and justice....

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There's a sense of rage to I Want My Name Back, Roger Paradiso's documentary about hip hop pioneers The Sugarhill Gang, but it's ultimately as impotent as...

2012 SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL INTERVIEW WITH MADS MATTHIESEN AND KIM KOLD OF "

Nic Baisley talks to Teddy Bear director Mads Matthiesen and lead actor Kim Kold talk about making indie films in their country, their experiences so far...

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