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THE REPUBLIC OF TWO

By | May 2014

The result is a comically disarming, pathetically unnerving and unpleasantly universal make-believe, that feels completely authentic…

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THE REPUBLIC OF TWO

Simultaneously heartbreaking and hilarious, Shaun Kosta’s debut feature film, The Republic of Two, is a monumental study of a relationship’s ups, downs...

GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – LOOKING INT

Welcome to Going Bionic, #213, and more importantly, Greetings From Cannes! The 2014 edition of the Cannes Film Festival and Cannes Film Market have been...

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GODZILLA

Everybody’s favorite metaphor-for-Atomic-Age-Anxiety turned 60 this year and Hollywood’s idea of a great birthday gift was-you guessed it-a big budget,...

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PEACOCK

Kurt Frausun describes “Peacock,” his new shortish feature, as telling a story of an artist in search of his muse, but this narrative will not be...

GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – GOING BIONI

Hey Filmmakers, welcome to Going Bionic #212, also known as our 4th Birthday Party! May 18, 2014 marks our 1,460th day of “going bionic,” and with...

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THE GREATER CIRCULATION

German poet Rainer Maria Rilke wrote his poem “Requiem for a Friend” in 1908. His beloved friend, painter Paula Modersohn-Becker, had died in...

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STANDING ASIDE, WATCHING

Perhaps because of their woeful economic state, there aren’t a lot of films coming out of Greece at the moment. Hopefully, “Standing Aside, Watching”...

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IN THE WOLF’S BELLY

“In the Wolf’s Belly” is an intriguing and beautifully made short by Yiorgos Nalpantidis. The film shows us essentially the same sequence of images...

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I DREAM OF WIRES

Robert Fantinatto's documentary feature film, I Dream of Wires, walks us through the evolution and history of modular synthesizers, focusing heavily,...

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BOARDWALK (DVD)

Barely seen its brief 1979 theatrical release, Stephen Verona’s feature film offers a glum view of a chapter of New York City history that many people...

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