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'Only God Forgives': Gosling No-Show at Cannes, ... -
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Now and Then: Obituary for 'The Big C,' Starring ...
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Boston's Best Dennis Lehane Adapts Beach-Bum ... -
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Interview: Brit Marling Writes and Toplines ... -
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Talking 'Star Trek Into Darkness' VFX
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Film Conference producer Janet Pierson has also booked "The Insider's Guide to Independent Film Packaging in a Troubled Economy," "Reel To Reality: How Good Film Does Good," "Sustainable Filmmaking Workshop," and "A Conversation with MacGruber."
Here's a taste of the 130 shorts over ten categories, including Midnight ("bite-sized bits for all of your sex, gore, and hilarity needs"),Texas ("somehow relating to the Lone Star state") and Future States ("What is the America of the future?"):
Narrative: Televisnu (Prithi Gowda). An Indian woman’s computer leads to a magical web of wires, memories and more.
Documentary: Solitary/Release (Holden Abigail Osborne). Explores the life of a recovering drug addict on the verge of great change.
Experimental: The Bellows March (Eric Dyer). Hand-paints 3-D "cinetropes."
Texas: Mnemosyne Rising (Miguel Alvarez). A deep-space pilot is told he’s being sent back to Earth.
Future State: Plastic Bag (Ramin Bahrani). Follows a bag as it searches for its long lost master through a barren American landscape.
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April | February 11, 2010 3:51 AM
Anne! The funniest thing just happened. Another Anne Thompson left a comment on my blog and I clicked the link to find out about her and it took me to you and so then I was like FREAKING out and super excited that the likes of THE Anne Thompson would visit me.
But alas, I did some more digging and low and behold was a lowly, albeit awesome, memory box maker from Maine.
Anywho, I just wanted to say you are uber cool and I had a really good day there for about fifteen minutes or so.
Cheers!
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