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 Burns
Family Studios, Pendragon: Sword of His Father, feature film, is a
tightly-crafted, action-filled epic set in Britain’s dark ages. As the barbarian
fleets descend on the coast, the people of Britain defend themselves and their
faith. The film has stunning visuals and a powerful score.
www.pendragonmovie.com
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 Chickasaw Nation, Pearl, feature film, is the true and touching story of a Chickasaw teen who pursues her dream of flying against the backdrop of the deepening American Depression and catastrophic Dust Bowl. Beautiful cinematography, well-told story and high quality post-production. Actress Elijah de Jesus delivers a brilliant performance.
www.pearlthemovie.net
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Groban, Another Day, short film is reminiscent of Twilight Zone
productions. This carefully-crafted little film excels at character development
and is a joy to watch. The protagonist enjoys an extra hidden day each week
until a beautiful woman makes her appearance. Together they try to understand
what’s happening and whether it’s just a dream. |
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Productions, Bad Blood ... The Hunger, feature film &
creativity/originality (color timing: Maria Janis), is a crowd-pleasing,
tingles-in-the-spine horror film with an outstanding plot and unusually vivid
images. Colors have been enhanced frame-by-frame which adds to the beauty of the
film and intensifies the action. The film has outstanding performances by Conrad
Janis and Piper Laurie, as well as by several attractive young actors. |
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 Craving Dreams Entertainment (India), Boond, short film, is a study of human nature that revolves around the timeless story of the corruption of power. Set in a remote village in India, villagers are at the mercy of a widow who in her desire to avenge injustice becomes the oppressor. Tightly-edited, Boond is a gripping and tragic story.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCz58kviEdM
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Films, The Zandorsky Tapes, feature film, is a raw psychological
thriller shot in a hauntingly realistic style. Set in modern-day California, the
film follows the exploits of three young men who record their sexual conquests
on video. It includes a vehement performance by actor Matt Prater who creates
one of the most unforgettable characters in recent memory. The final moments are
utterly terrifying. |
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Pictures (Spain), Myna Se Va – Myna Has Gone, feature film, is the
story of a young illegal immigrant woman who cares for a young boy. Viewers will
be dazzled, perhaps overwhelmed, with the intense, riveting performances of
leading actors María del Barrio and David López-Serrano Páez.
www.mynahasgone.com
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 Paranoid Pictures (Canada), Growing Up, feature film, is a satire of classic 80’s teen coming of age films. It’s a hip hybrid of Garden State and CRAZY, with a powerhouse cast including Rosanna Arquete (Pulp Fiction), Rachel Blanchard (Flight of the Conchords, Wallace Langham (Little Miss Sunshine), and a breakout lead performance by Steve Yafee. The film features a soundtrack of some of Canada’s hottest music artists. Well crafted and edited, the film has an engaging and entertaining storyline.
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