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SCREEN RUSH
Introspective Ramblings by Eric Kohn
Screen Rush is the blog of film critic and journalist Eric Kohn, whose work regularly appears in indieWIRE, New York Press, Filmmaker, Moviemaker, Heeb Magazine and a half dozen other outlets. A true twenty-first century movie buff, his writing centers around the impact of new media on the moving image, the changing face of film criticism, and the tempestuous relationship between pop culture and independent artistry. This site includes links to his recently published work and allows for additional thoughts on cinema's modern state. E-mail Eric at erichkohn(at)gmail(dot)com.

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    ‘Sita Sings the Blues’ Makes Bank.

    I’ve been a fan of Sita Sings the Blues since first catching it at the Tribeca Film Festival last year. It seemed destined to build a steady fan base and define the modern standards of DIY animation. It may or may not have done that, but director Nina Paley certainly had trouble getting it out there. Fortunately, she managed to come up with a wholly original strategy for giving the film away for free while charging for merchandise, DVDs and other ancillary revenue streams. In The Wrap, I share the details.

    erichkohn posted to Digital Distribution on August 5, 2009 | Permalink | Comments (0)

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