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If anyone captured the spirit of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, it was the codger who hoisted a placard…
If anyone captured the spirit of this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, it was the codger who hoisted a placard…
I am white and alone in a darkened room at night with over four hundred Dominicans in New York City….
Although “development hell” is the norm for most independent filmmakers, the experience of Jonathan Caouette stands apart. The thirty-two-year old…
Languishing in the shadows of bigger-shouldered cities like Washington and Philadelphia, Baltimore is burdened with something of a municipal chip…
After the Apocalypse is a black and white science fiction film shot on 16mm, about five survivors trying to cope…
New York City: the one place on earth that may, at least in the eyes of its own citizens, come…
Legend has it that when settlers came west by covered wagon more than 150 years ago, those seeking fame and…
David Sampliner and Tim Nackashi’s debut documentary film Dirty Work premiered at the Sundance Film Festival 2004 and is currently…
There are two Sundance Film Festivals. The made-for-television, glamorous, Los Angeles-chic Sundance can be seen on Entertainment Tonight and Extra:…