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Frozen
River by Courtney Hunt (United States/2008) -
"Desperation knows no borders. A moving character study of
two women on opposite sides of the rez." - taken from the
official film site. This film is, first of all, a brilliant
piece of story-telling. -EWFF review. |
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Mostly
Martha by Sandra Nettlebeck (Germany/2001) "A little bit
French, a little bit Italian, a little obsession and lots of
food. Set in a busy upscale restaurant with humor and drama
to spare. What's not to like." - EWFF review. |
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Sweet
Crude by Sandi Cioffi (USA/2009) Something strange
happened while filming the story of a simple library
opening. Local Filmmaker Sandi Cioffi will be on hand to
answer questions about the tragic exploitation that occurred
when government corruption, corporate greed and the human
cry for justice intersected in the Niger Delta. -EWFF
review. |
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Afghan
Star by Havana Marking (United Kingdom/2008) Think
American Idol. In Afghanistan. The entertainment industry
becomes a catalyst for cultural change. Intriguing. -EWFF
review |
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Clotheslines by Roberta Cantow (USA/1988) "With verve
and humor, this film shows the love/hate relationship that
women have with the task of cleaning the family's clothes."
- from catalogue description in Filmaker's Library. |
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Kitchen
by Alice Winocour (France/2005) "A novice cook is faced
with two live lobsters. The lobsters win. Mostly." - EWFF
review. |
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The Beetle
Queen Conquers Tokyo by Jessica Oreck (USA/2009)
"Taking bug collection to unbelievable new levels, Japan's
quirky passion puts humanity in it's place. " - EWFF review.
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Reel Grrls
2008 class project 14 shorts by the students of the
Reelgrrls after school media and technology training
program. "A woman has never won an academy award for
directing. Reel Grrls would like to change that." from Reel
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