It’s already challenging to make a movie, but now try doing it when every door has been shut in your face or when your ideas have been stolen by someone else…
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Joseph A. Ziemba and Annie Choi
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What if the call was coming from inside the house? As in from inside that aging, broken, tired house you call your human body? It’s the ultimate unseen villain. The body…
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Every film is a travelogue. From Douglas Sirk’s Technicolor melodramas to Doris Wishman’s paperback gutter-noirs, all movies are mini-vacations that enable us to escape the real world and revitalize our souls.…
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In Midnight Movies, authors J. Hoberman and Jonathan Rosenbaum describe underground movies as “redolent of danger, secrecy, subversion, resistance, and liberation; not to mention perversity, alienation, and even madness.” They didn’t…
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Cocaine. The Eighties wouldn’t have happened without it. This was the sleazy, frenetic era of 24-hour parties, teased hair, trashy lingerie, and false metal. It was a time when filmmakers picked…