NUMBER ONE

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NUMBER ONE

The footage in "Number One," a ten minute abstract video by Leighton Pierce, is of elemental forces: tumbling stones, water, fire, nude bodies in motion....

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THE LIE

This review was originally published on January 22, 2011... Lonnie (Leonard) is an idealistic stoner who tarries away his days in a crappy job editing...

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THE BOOTLEG FILES: OTHELLO

BOOTLEG FILES 402: “Othello” (1955 Russian film version of the Shakespeare play). LAST SEEN: The film can be found (without English subtitles) on a...

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GENREFINITY: THE COMPLETE SERIES

Marc Buhmann and Tony Harrington have created a web series about three self-starters in the process of building out a website for all things genre. Kevin...

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STOCHASTICS

In "Stochastics," a new 6 minute short, French artist David Kidman takes a simple idea and expands it with fascinating results. The film is made of many...

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AFTER THE FIRE

In 2000, a Seton Hall University dormitory caught fire. In that fire, three students were killed and a large number were injured. After the Fire tells...

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MARGIN CALL

Coincidentally, I'd watched an award screener of Contagion just before running out to catch Margin Call and was unsettled by the number of eerie parallels...

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ABSENT

“The father is the first person in the world who chooses you… or doesn’t.” This startling proclamation, so obvious yet seldom spoken, ushers us...

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I MY BIKE

"I My Bike" is a short, poetic film by Ken Paul Rosenthal, in which riding a bike becomes a metaphor for navigating through danger, and negotiating a...

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MY FAVORITE MOVIE

Before we get too far, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the film’s dynamite theme song, “Hit the Road” by The Banzai 3. Not since the musical...

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