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DRIVE

“Drive,” the latest feature from director Nicolas Winding Refn, is certainly something to behold. While at once paying homage to any number of genres,...

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HABIBI

Qays (Kais Nashef) and Layla (Maisa Abd Elhadi) are university students who met and fell in love while studying in the West Bank. The two wish to marry,...

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ROMEO ELEVEN (ROMÉO ONZE)

Rami (Ali Ammar) is a spectre in his own life. Physically handicapped, socially awkward, he spends most of his time under the radar, somewhat invisible to...

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EXTREME UNCTION

Extreme Unction takes the internet predator comeuppance idea and gives it a fresh twist, but in the end is hampered by its own technical and compositional...

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THE COMEDY GARAGE

We live in pretty exciting times. Whether it be creating your own radio show to newspaper to TV show to recording studio, the world is at a technological...

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THE MISCHIEVOUS CASE OF CORDELIA BOTKIN

Anytime I see a period piece, I think about how much work it must be to get the right costumes, affect the right mannerisms and film things in a way so...

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THE WEIRD WORLD OF BLOWFLY

The history of rap music seems to have been well documented and while there have been a few claims to its origins, one story that had never seemingly been...

Bootleg Files Features

THE BOOTLEG FILES: CHER…AND OTHER FANTASIES

BOOTLEG FILES 393: “Cher…and Other Fantasies” (1979 TV special starring Cher, Lucille Ball, Elliott Gould, Shelley Winters and Andy Kaufman). LAST...

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POTTER’S FIELD

Daryl Hexler (Jeff D'Agostino) spends the majority of his time taking care of his mentally and physically handicapped brother (Nicholas Mongiardo-Cooper)....

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SHADOW OF THE UNNAMABLE

Based on H.P. Lovecraft's short story The Unnamable, Sascha Renninger's Shadow of the Unnamable manages to capture all of the aspects of Lovecraft's work...

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