Monthly Archives: July 2001

FIRST, LAST AND DEPOSIT

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“First, Last and Deposit” is easily the most bizarre and schizophrenic film of the year…

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FIRST, LAST AND DEPOSIT

"First, Last and Deposit" is easily the most bizarre and schizophrenic film of the year. This is a film completely at war with itself: a heartbreaking...

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CHOKE

Film Threat received a copy of Choke from it's director writer John Sjogren with a crumpled up note on the back of a bit player's head shot explaining that...

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THE STRANGE CASE OF SENOR COMPUTER

With so much attention being lavished on Steven Spielberg's robot fantasy "A.I.", let's take a few minutes to put the spotlight on a robot fantasy which...

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GHOST WRITERS

Ben Braddock (Richard Malphrus) is a big-time movie geek and aspiring screenwriter... except that everything he writes tends to sound like rip-offs of...

RHODE ISLAND INTL. FILM FESTIVAL 2001: SHORT FILMMAKERS

The Rhode Island International Film Festival screened over 75 features/featurettes and 130 short films over the six-day run, and many of the film's...

RHODE ISLAND INTL. FILM FESTIVAL 2001: FESTIVAL WINNERS

The Rhode Island International Film Festival screened over 75 features/featurettes and 130 short films over the six-day run, and many of the film's...

RHODE ISLAND INTL. FILM FESTIVAL 2001: MORE FESTIVAL WINNERS

The Rhode Island International Film Festival screened over 75 features/featurettes and 130 short films over the six-day run, and many of the film's...

RHODE ISLAND INTL. FILM FESTIVAL 2001: FEATURE FILMMAKERS

The Rhode Island International Film Festival screened over 75 features/featurettes and 130 short films over the six-day run, and many of the film's...

RHODE ISLAND INTL. FILM FESTIVAL 2001: PANELS AND CLOSING NIGHT

The Rhode Island International Film Festival screened over 75 features/featurettes and 130 short films over the six-day run, and many of the film's...

NEVER ON VIDEO: THE TOP 20 "MISSING" MOVIES (5-8)

5. MOBY DICK (1930) ^ Herman Melville would have probably started a class action lawsuit if he lived to see this early talkie adaptation of his landmark...

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