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ExperimentalThe Mystery of the Missing MatronMon, 12/15/2008 - 16:53 – ogygia avenuePosted in
Producer: Nico Elia Director of Photography: Chelsea Spear Writer: Chelsea Spear (after Carolyn Keene) Director: Chelsea Spear Cast: Antonia Pugliese, Jeff Landale, Donna Baden, Emily Casey, Kyra Cochrane, Catherine Dixon, Donna Gilberto, Cat Grimm, Skye Murie, Holly Payne-Strange, Ginny Tonkin Year of Release: 2009 Plot/Description: Wendy Strong has exhausted all the leads relating to the disappearance of local arts patroness Mrs. Augustine. Can a gift from her boyfriend lead to a break in the case? Filming Locations: Elizabeth Peabody House, Somerville Ma; Miss Spear's apartment, Medford, Ma.; Gloucester, Ma. (exteriors) Contact Person: Chelsea Spear Posted Email: ogygia.ave@gmail.com Website: The Elm Street Book ClubThu, 05/15/2008 - 20:03 – marlaPosted in
Producer: Kris Hackel Production Company: JSW Films Writer: Josh Woolf Director: Josh Woolf Cast: Lee Citron, Matt Hedges, Molly Schnelle Year of Release: 2003 Plot/Description: Three members of a quiet neighborhood book club read and exchange books in an eerily utopian manner, until one member decides to break the rules. Filming Locations: Universal Studios Hollywood Posted Email: josh@jswfilms.com Website: Embracing UncertaintySat, 04/01/2006 - 01:00Posted in
By Andrea Maxwell
David Baeumler talks about being unpredictable and the making of his films Safety and I Cannot Understand You, which will screen as part of the Balagan Experimental Film & Video series on May 1.Dave Baeumler has been making films since 1992 which, according to the website for his production company Sometimes on Sundays, make you think, make you feel, and make you unsure. His latest film Kuboå was recently given a screening at the Rotterdam International Film Festival. Closer to home, two of his films, Safety and I Cannot Understand You, played at the New England Film and Video Festival last October. And this May, Baeumler’s work will be part of Boston’s Balagan Experimental Film and Video Series. Baeumler read more... PerceptionWed, 05/11/2005 - 00:00 – marlaPosted in
Producer: Aaron Tsang Production Company: Mute Eleven Productions/Adonis Pictures Writer: Michael Donis and Aaron Tsang Director: Michael Donis Cast: Alyse Dell, Ryan Collins, Daniela Gonzalez, Jeff Churchill, John Kraft Year of Release: 2003 Plot/Description: The film explores perceptual differences and their relationship with clinical schizophrenia. Filming Locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Website: AlphabetWed, 05/11/2005 - 00:00 – marlaPosted in
Producer: Chelsea Spear and Kat Thomas Production Company: pixievision productions Writer: Chelsea Spear Director: Chelsea Spear Cast: Catherine Pano Year of Release: 2002 Plot/Description: Told from the perspective of Emily, a twelve-year-old math genius and french horn player, Alphabet looks at the correlation between music and math and how both are used to communicate. Filming Locations: Medford High School, Medford, MA; Suffolk University, Boston MA Contact Phone: 617-775-1118 Healthy MenTue, 11/21/2000 - 01:00 – marlaPosted in
Producer: Maire Elliott/Justin McIntosh Production Company: Healthy Productions Writer: Ben Spiegelman Director: Ben Spiegelman Cast: Het Haudenwurst Year of Release: 2000 Plot/Description: This is a story of a young woman (Prudence) living at the turn of the century, who is diagnosed with schizophrenia and committed to a new mental hospital. Prudence feels that she has been wrongfully committed and must prove her sanity. Over the course of the film, it becomes cleear that both her family as well as the doctors at the mental institution have "issues" of their own. Prudence finds redemption among a traveling circus, where differences are accepted and celebrated. Contact Phone: (877) 569-8466 Posted Email: healthymen@ureach.com The Sum of Her PartsMon, 05/01/2000 - 00:00Posted in
By Stephen Brophy
Sonali, the filmmaker of "Sum Parts" talks about her goals and beginnings, both as filmmaker and activist.Wth multiplexes and wide release, filmmakers more and more frequently
are removed from their own films. Film festivals, however, provide that
rare opportunity for filmmakers to once again be recognized as part of
the equation. Kathleen Mullen, the Film Program Coordinator for the
Museum of Fine Arts Film Program in Boston and curator of this year's
Gay and Lesbian Film and Video Festival, strived to bring the filmmaker
and his or her work together again, and Mullen's inclusion of short read more... On the Edge: The 2nd Annual Boston Underground Film FestivalTue, 02/01/2000 - 01:00
By Dave Avdoian
David Kleiler creates a celebration of films running counter to the mainstream at this month's 2nd Boston Underground Film Festival.We're discussing underground films. I'm not sure what the term means. David Kleiler, organizer of Boston's Underground Film Festival, is helping me out: "Anything labeled underground has to be in part subversive, in part potentially offensive." These are films that stretch the boundaries and push buttons, sometimes tastefully, sometimes not. They test audiences. read more... |
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