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THE BOOTLEG FILES: JULIE AND JACKIE: HOW SWEET IT IS

By | October 2011

Phil Hall’s The Bootleg Files explores the wild world of memorable films and TV productions that can be found in unauthorized presentations. This week, Phil serves an oil-and-water cocktail…

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Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: JULIE AND JACKIE: HOW SWEET IT IS

BOOTLEG FILES 397: “Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is” (1974 television special starring Julie Andrews and Jackie Gleason). LAST SEEN: The full...

A Year Without Rent Blogs

A YEAR WITHOUT RENT: @THEIPHOTOGRAPHR

For every film I work on, there's usually a Twitter hashtag or account dedicated to the film (What if there's no hashtag or account? That's a red flag.)...

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THE TELEPHONE GAME

Shot in black-and-white and primarily taking place on a stage, The Telephone Game already has an artistic smell to it. Whether that smell will prove...

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KNOCKING ON THE DEVIL'S DOOR

Knocking on the Devil's Door is a cautionary onslaught of information, images, fears and possible repercussions of the use of nuclear power. Never subtle,...

A Year Without Rent Blogs

A YEAR WITHOUT RENT: DAY SIX OF “FAT KID RULES THE WORLD”

Yesterday, there was a car parked on the street near craft services. In and of itself, this is not unusual. Craft services is on the sidewalk and we're...

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SALÒ, OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM: CRITERION COLLECTION (BLU-RAY)

Pier Paolo Pasolini's final film, Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom, is a legendary piece of cinema, mainly due to its shocking, depraved imagery and subject...

Blogs

FILM FESTIVAL NOTEBOOK WITH HEIDI VAN LIER: SUMMER 2011

Indie filmmaker Heidi Van Lier snaps pix on her festival and film journeys around the world. This week, Heidi takes a look back at the Summer of...

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THE IDES OF MARCH

I was perplexed by George Clooney's fourth directorial outing. Certainly not because he decided to tell a downer of a story about the dark side of American...

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VIVA! SAINT AGRIPPINA

Long before the People’s Princess, Diana, there was the Family Princess, Agrippina of Mineo. At least that’s the label Boston’s North Enders use when...

Digital Celluloid Features

DIGITAL CELLULOID – ISSUE 68: BLOCKBUSTER HIT!

Digital Celluloid, a comic strip by artist Chris Cirillo, pokes fun at the films of today, tomorrow and yesterday. Whether it is a classic or an upcoming...

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