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ONLY IRON RUSTS

By | May 2014

It’s adapt or die off, and the film frames the conversation in a unique way that manages to find the right balance of plight, hope, entertainment and absurdity…

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ONLY IRON RUSTS

Mark Zampella's short film, Only Iron Rusts, starts out like an educational film strip from the 1950s, explaining the process of rust. Right around the...

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OMADOX

There's less than ten minutes left in James Noel's feature film, Omadox, when protagonist Thomas Spoon (Edward Parker Bolman) proclaims in exasperation, "I...

GOING BIONIC: DISTRIBUTING INDEPENDENT FILMS INTERNATIONALLY – THE CANNES

Bonjour filmmakers! Welcome to Going Bionic, #211. The Cannes Film Festival and Cannes Film Market kick-off tomorrow, so today I’m taking care of a few...

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BROKEN RECORD

While clearing out a flat prior to repainting, old friends Frasier (Steven Patrick) and Tam (John Gaffney) come across a trunk full of old records. Letting...

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BYOD: BRING YOUR OWN DOC – EPISODE 154: “LLYN FOULKES ONE MAN BAND&#

Llyn Foulkes One Man Band, the documentary about the eccentric artist and musician, is shared by director Tamar Halpern. We discuss the manic talent and...

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BYOD: BRING YOUR OWN DOC – EPISODE 153: “MALA MALA” – PUERTO

Mala Mala, the electrifying new documentary on a LGBT and drag community of performers in Puerto Rico, is showcased in this roundtable conversation with...

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CLUB SANDWICH

In "Club Sandwich," 15-year-old Hector (Lucio Gimenez Cacho) and his young, hip, single mother, Paloma (Maria Renee Prudencio), seem perfectly content...

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BEST OF THE DRUID UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL, VOL. 1

Curated by filmmaker and festival founder, Billy Burgess, Best of the Druid Underground Film Festival, Vol 1. is a collection of the "weirdest, most...

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KARMA CARTEL

Framed as predominantly a flashback of earlier events that take place over the course of three days, Vinod Bharathan's feature film, Karma Cartel, covers...

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PALO ALTO

Gia Coppola’s directorial debut, “Palo Alto,” goes where many films have gone before, depicting the dark side of affluent suburban teenagers. It...

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