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MEET YOUR EDITOR Bruno Chatelin - Check some of his interviews. Board Member of many filmfestivals and regular partner of a few key film events such as Cannes Market, AFM, Venice Production Bridge, Tallinn Industry and Festival...Check our recent partners. The news in French I English This content and related intellectual property cannot be reproduced without prior consent. Slamdance Takes Over SilvermineSlamdance 2002 kicked off Jan 11 with the premier of 13 Moons, a film Slamdance winds down the week's events with their Festival Summit, an all-night $99 Specials And This Little Piggy by Tony Nittoli Dinner Date by Lin Gathright Eye Am Your Eye Henro by David Greenspan Home by Paul Rachman If you'd like to make a call... by Double Glos Mr. Bones by Lise Raven My Name is Akto by Dylan Haggerty Redlight
Any Creature by Patrick Daughters Spike and Mike's Sick & Twisted: Slamdance Edition Traktor Shorts
Better Life by Atsuko Kubota Candy Money by Chris Strother Delhi House by Jeremiah Zagar The First Story by Cindy Stillwell The Hunger Artist by Tom Gibbons Impressions From Rustaveli by Nana Tchitchoua I Know Where I’m Going by Andrew Semans Lurch by Boris Hars-Tschachotin The Man With A DV Cam by Justin Adam and Mike Hawley P.E. by M. Stark Vessel Wrestling by Lisa Yu Water From The Moon by Jenny McCracken
A.U.R.A. by Cinzia Rossello Beached by Karl Golden Border Breaker Cleave by Hollie Lavenstein Death on a Friendly Border Der Warter (The Wait) by Christian Ehrhardt Drunky by Aaron Augenblick Good, Brother by Greg Fadell and Matthew Zacharias Heaven's Crossroad by Kimi Takesue The Hitch by Michael Booth and Damon Herriman Hotel Hidajet by Kelly Nathe Lust Is A Woman by Ada Bligaard Soby Modern Daydreams by Mitchell Rose Pedro + Tony by Don Thomas Pillowfight by Scott Rice Prayer by Alexa Wolf Sastun - My Apprenticeship With A Mayan Healer by Guido Verweyen Lounge Features Anacardium by Scott Thomas The Art of Rhyme by Kevin Fitzgerald Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter by Lee Demarbre Rocks with Wings by Rick Derby
Easy Listening by Pamela Corkey The Holy Land by Eitan Gorlin Israel in Exile by Juan Ramirez Lefty-Right by Rae McGrath Louder Than Bombs by Przemyslaw Wojcieszek The Mallory Effect by Dustin Guy My Father, The Genius by Lucia Small Ronnie by Christopher Haifley Standing By Yourself by Josh Koury Stone Reader by Mark Moskowitz Thank You for the Rubbish by Iain Jones Where Has Eternity Gone? by Barney Snow
13 Moons by Alexandre Rockwell Never Mind the Wall by Connie Walther Nothing So Strange by Brian Flemming Secret Slamdancers' Other Ball Surprise Closing Film
Dark Riders by Chrys Coulter Dim Bulb by Kerryn Miller The Greatest Show On Earth by Anne Paas The Pretty Girl by Gorman Bechard Roslyn by Will Canon Silent Beats by Jon Chu Taper by Bo Webb They Came To Attack Us by Efram Potelle and Kyle Rankin When Darkness Falls by Chris Browne 16.01.2002 | Editor's blog Cat. : |
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