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January 2000

Some Filmmakers Can Fly

By Lorre Fritchy
A scene from "Some Fish Can Fly"
Robert Kane Pappas talks about his reincarnated feature film romance, "Some Fish Can Fly."

A Woman for Our Time: Barbara Van Dyke of Stowe Film Society

By Gina Harris
The Helen Day Art Center where the Stowe Film Society meets.
Exploring her exceptional career from Associate Producer of "Hiroshima/Nagasaki" to founder of the Stowe Film Society.

Robin Dawson: Heading up the Mass Film Office

By Eric Aron
A scene from "Good Will Hunting" shot in Massachusetts.
The director of the MFO works on bringing Hollywood production to the Bay State.

From Clerk to Curator: Bruce Jenkins of Harvard Film Archive

By Devon Damonte
"Shame" screens on February 7 at the Harvard Film Archive.
The new curator of the Harvard Film Archive talks about his background and his vision for HFA's future.

Industry News for New England

By Lindsey Walker
A shot from local film "Road to Park City" which opens Slamdance this month.
The dish on local films & industry-related news.

Filmmaking Through Generations

By Denise Taylor
Photo of Belle Greenberg.
Local filmmaker Laurel Greenberg talks about her film "94 Years and 1 Nursing Home Later" which screens this month at the Boston MFA.

Get Shorter: Advice to the Short Filmmaker

By Andrew Slattery(Part 1 of 2): Nobody ever said making a short film was a walk in the park, but if you've got a permit to shoot in that park, it's a lot easier. This is just one of many useful tips Andrew Slattery, a young filmmaker from Australia, offers

My Life as an Orphan

By Kiersten Conner-Sax
A screen shot from "The Cider House Rules."
A Review of "The Cider House Rules."

Online Indie Distribution

By Tiffany Patrick A report of three companies who have pioneered independent film distribution online: AtomFilms, BuyIndies and Films4Auction.

Weird Science

By Julie Wolf
A screen shot from "Mr. Death"
A Review of "Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr."