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The Dark Side of the Screen: Film Noir by Foster Hirsch, 2008-11-25
Producing and Directing the Short Film and Video, Fourth Edition by Peter W. Rea, David K. Irving, 2010-03-18
The Virtual Life of Film by D. N. Rodowick, 2007-10-30
The Film Finance Handbook: How to Fund Your Film: New Global Edition by Adam P. Davies, Nicol Wistreich, 2007-09-28
Digital Compositing for Film and Video, Third Edition by Steve Wright, 2010-05-17
The Business of Media Distribution: Monetizing Film, TV and Video Content in an Online World by Jeff Ulin, 2009-10-05
$30 Film School by Michael W. Dean, 2006-03-06
The Paranormal Caught On Film by Melvyn Willin, 2008-09-23
Anatomy of Film by Bernard F. Dick, 2009-05-22
Another Fine Mess: A History of American Film Comedy (Cappella Books) by Saul Austerlitz, 2010-09-01
Ways In: Approaches To Reading and Writing about Literature and Film by Gilbert Muller, John Williams, 2002-07-24
The Making of Star Wars (TM): The Definitive Story Behind the Original Film by J.W. Rinzler, 2007-04-24
Cindy Sherman: The Complete Untitled Film Stills by Peter Galassi, 2003-10-02
Looking at Movies: An Introduction to Film (Third Edition) (Book + DVD + Web Access) by Richard Barsam, Dave Monahan, 2009-09-23

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IFCFilms.com
Article Learn more about the movie Article Learn more about IFC films on Demand, IFC films brings the best of independent and specialized films to theaters.
http://www.ifcfilms.com/
PlanetPapers - Snuff Films
Essay about snuff films.
http://www.planetpapers.com/Assets/2136.php

Extractions: search tips power search -> Jump to: Home Art and Music Biographies Business Creative Writing Film Geography History Literature Shakespeare Miscellaneous Poetry Politics Religion Social Issues What's New Top10 Essays Login or Signup Read User Comments Rate/Comment on this essay Cite this essay: MLA APA Print this essay Index ... Film Written by: Also known as "white heat" films and "the real thing," the snuff film myth lives on like Bigfoot, despite the fact that no law enforcement agency in America has publicly admitted to ever locating one. Alan Sears, former executive director of the Attorney General's commission on pornography during 1985-86, agrees with the more than two dozen law enforcement agencies I interviewed. "Our experience was that we could not find any such thing as a commercially produced snuff film," says Sears. "Our commission was all-inclusive and exhaustive. If snuff films were available, we'd have found them." This sentiment is echoed by Ken Lanning, a cult expert at the FBI training academy at Quantico, Virginia. "I've not found one single documented case of a snuff film anywhere in the world. I've been searching for 20 years, talked to hundreds of people. There's plenty of once-removed sightings, but I've never found a credible personality who personally saw one."
Ten Second Filmsâ¢
The Ten Second films Competition. Thanks to everyone who contributed and rated so many wonderful films. About the Ten Second films Competition.
http://www.tensecondfilms.com/
Science Fiction Films
Extensive look at the genre from the earliest silents to the present.
http://www.filmsite.org/sci-fifilms.html

Extractions: S cience F iction F ilms are a version of fantasy films . They are usually scientific, visionary, comic-strip-like, and imaginative - complete with heroes, distant planets, impossible quests, improbable settings, fantastic places, great dark and shadowy villains, futuristic technology, unknown and inexplicable forces, the dangerous nature of knowledge ('some things Man is not meant to know'), and extraordinary monsters ('things or creatures from space'), either created by misguided mad scientists or by nuclear havoc. Sci-fi tales have a prophetic nature (they often attempt to figure out or depict the future) and are often set in a future time. They are usually visualized through fanciful, imaginative settings, film production design, advanced technology gadgets (i.e., robots and spaceships), scientific developments, or by fantastic special effects. Commonly, sci-fi films express society's anxiety about technology and how to forecast and control the impact of technological and environmental change on contemporary society. Science fiction often expresses the potential of technology to destroy humankind through Armaggedon-like events, or through the loss of personal individuality. There are often encounters with other aliens, creatures, or beings (sometimes from our deep subconscious, sometimes in space or in other dimensions) that are unearthed to fight an eternal struggle or battle (good vs. evil), played out by recognizable archetypes. Many other SF films featured fantastic journeys, set either on Earth, into outer space, or (most often) into the future.
Yash Raj Films - Films Forever... By Yash Chopra
Film production company of Yash Chopra and his son Aditya Chopra. Features profiles, information on
http://www.yashrajfilms.com/
Newmarket Films
http://www.newmarketfilms.com/
Carry On Iconoclasts
The carnivalesque and the gay male in the early Carry On films.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/1geezer
Salvation: DVDs, Videos, Vampires, Nuns & Sex!
For the avoidance of doubt we are a distributor and producer of sex, sleaze and horror films. Join the Salvation films mailing list. Email
http://www.salvation-films.com/
A Subjective List Of Gay Films
A partial list of selective films with either major or minor Gay themes or characters. Updated occasionally.
http://www.geocities.com/genxcelt/films.html

Extractions: Adjuster (1992, R, 102 min.) (+) (Canadian) Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994, R, 104 min.) (*) (Australian) Adventures Of Sebastian Cole (1999, R, 100 min.) (+) After Hours (1985, TVMA/R, 97 min.) (+) Alive and Kicking (1996, R, 99 min.) (*) (British) And the Band Played On (1993, PG13, 140 min.) (*) Anderson Tapes (1971, PG, 98 min.) (+) Another Country (1984, PG, 90 min.) (*) (British) Any Mother's Son (1997, TV14, 105 min.) (*) (Docu-Drama/True Life Story) As Good as it Gets (1997, PG13, 139 min.) (*) Beautiful Thing (1996, R, 90 min.) (*) (British) (1997, NR, 96 min.) (*) (British) Before Night Falls (2000, R, 133 min.) (*) Bent (1997, R, 104 min.) (*) (British) Best In Show (2000, PG13, 90 min.) (+) Billy Elliot (2000, PG13, 110 min.) (+) (British) Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss (1998, R, 92 min.) (*) Birdcage (1996, R, 117 min.) (*) (American remake of La Cage aux Folles) Bloodbrothers (1978, R, 120 min.) (+) Boston Strangler (1968, R, 116 min.) (+) Boys in the Band (1970, R, 119 min.) (*)
Welcome To IndieFilms
Welcome to Indiefilms, the Hollywoodbased network that helps independent filmmakers find investors, grants, funds and distributors.
http://www.indiefilms.com/

Extractions: If you are planning to make a film and you become a member of IndieFilms, well tell you how to contact hundreds of film investors, film foundations and grants, agencies and entertainment attorneys who can represent you and your project. If you have already made a film, you can become a member and list your feature, short or documentary and catch the eye of distributors and investors for finishing funds. If You Are An Investor Or A Distributor Browse our listings of features, shorts and documentaries. It costs you nothing and you can contact the filmmakers directly by e-mail, phone, fax or snail mail. Investors, film foundations, agencies, attorneys, festivals and awards are all welcome to contact IndieFilms to post notices and offerings at no charge. We are happy to make them known to our members (of course we accept no responsibility for their authenticity, so make sure to investigate all claims thoroughly!). Members Only Public Pages Financing Your IndieFilm List of Investors Foundations and Grants Marketing your IndieFilm ... Filmmakers' Grab Bag
CinÃ©maniaque
Informations sur les films l'affiche, boxoffice.
http://sites.toera.com/timitch/

Extractions: Dans les salles cette semaine : Le chat dans le chapeau , autre adaptation d'un conte du Dr. Seuss qui met en vedette Mike Myers. Le coffret du film Le Seigneur des Anneaux : les deux tours (édition spéciale) est arrivé la semaine dernière. Voyez en détail ce que le dvd contient. Box office Nord-Américain
Studentfilms.com - The Online Student Short Film Festival And Independent Filmma
New films more new films. Go West By Derek Kopet (16 reviews) TRT 2800 Drama. Georgian College. Resurrecting Beth Brewer By Matt
http://www.studentfilms.com/

Extractions: Top Viewed This Month The Lost Soldiers - Trailer and Scene Battlefield Ultimate 100%! Dude, Where's My Scooter? Redux Takeback 2 ... Forlorn Best Reviewed The Wake of War The Secret Transit Codes of America's Highways See You on the Otherside The Age of Ruash: Trailer ... Looking for Peter Exception Stack Trace
War And Anti-War Films
Discussion of war and antiwar movies from pre-WWI to the present day. Provides a comprehensive listing of war films.
http://www.filmsite.org/warfilms.html

Extractions: W ar and A nti- W ar F ilms often acknowledge the horror and heartbreak of war, letting the actual combat fighting or conflict (against nations or humankind) provide the primary plot or background for the action of the film. Typical elements in the action-oriented war plots include POW camp experiences and escapes, submarine warfare, espionage, personal heroism, "war is hell" brutalities, air dogfights, tough trench/infantry experiences, or male-bonding buddy adventures during wartime. Themes explored in war films include combat, survivor and escape stories, tales of gallant sacrifice and struggle, studies of the futility and inhumanity of battle, the effects of war on society, and intelligent and profound explorations of the moral and human issues. Some war films do balance the soul-searching, tragic consequences and inner turmoil of combatants or characters with action-packed, dramatic spectacles, enthusiastically illustrating the excitement and turmoil of warfare. And some 'war' films concentrate on the homefront rather than on the conflict at the military war-front. But many of them provide decisive criticism of senseless warfare. War films have often been used as 'flag-waving' propaganda to inspire national pride and morale, and to display the nobility of one's own forces while harshly displaying and criticizing the villainy of the enemy, especially during war or in post-war periods. Jingoistic-type war films usually do not represent war realistically in their support of nationalistic interests, while avoiding the reality of the horrors of war. The good guys are portrayed as clashing against the bad guys (often with stereotyped labels such as 'krauts,' 'commies,' 'Huns,' or 'nips'). These revisionistic, politically-correct and historically inaccurate films, in such diverse examples as
Jeremiah Films: Christian-based Films/video And Book Productions~Christian Movie
Jeremiah films is an online distribution company for renowned Christianbased film and book productions delving into the most controversial issues facing the
http://www.jeremiahfilms.com/

Extractions: Jeremiah Films has been a leader in documentary film production and video distribution for the last 25 years. We hold to the highest quality of excellence in both content and research. Our goal is to furnish the public with information on a myriad of subjects some controversial, all of it factual and informative.
FILMS FRANCAIS 2000 - Productions Et Sorties
L'actualit© du cin©ma, les derni¨res sorties, les chiffres des entr©es et une base de donn©es des soci©t©s de production.
http://films.francais.online.fr/

Extractions: Les films du mois : JUIN 2004 10e chambre - Instants d'audiences Raymond Depardon Madame Edouard Nadine Monfils Real movie Illumination Pascale Breton Le clan Emmanuel Mouret Vendues Jean-Claude Jean Saint ange Pascal Laugier Au secours, j'ai 30 ans Marie-Anne Chazel Les fils du vent Julien Seri Pour le plaisir Dominique Deruddere Jacques Baratier Qui perd gagne Dominique Abel Agadez Nomade FM Christian Lelong /
Bienvenue Sur K-films.com
Translate this page K-films, production et distribution de films, edition de VHS et de DVD. Fetish Film Fest.
http://www.k-films.com/
Zeitgeist Films
Zeitgeist films Bringing quality foreign and independent feature films and documentaries to American cinemas since 1988. 2004 Zeitgeist films Ltd.
http://www.zeitgeistfilms.com/
FilmTotaal.nl - Hét Online Filmoverzicht
24/05, Shrek 2 opent goed. 24/05, Kal Ho Naa Ho wint 8 prijzen. 23/05, China verbiedt buitenlandse films in.. 23/05, Fahrenheit 911 krijgt Gouden Palm.
http://www.filmsoptv.com/

Extractions: Kies een stad Alblasserdam Alkmaar Almelo Almere Alphen a/d Rijn Amersfoort Amstelveen Amsterdam Apeldoorn Arnhem Assen Bergen Bergen op Zoom Best Beverwijk Boxmeer Breda Castricum Cuyk Delft Den Bosch Den Burg, Texel Den Haag Den Helder Deventer Doetinchem Dordrecht Drachten Echt Ede Eindhoven Emmeloord Emmen Enschede Geertruidenberg Geleen Gorinchem Gouda Groningen Haarlem Harderwijk Heerenveen Heerhugowaard Heerlen Hellevoetsluis Helmond Hengelo Hilversum Hoofddorp Hoogeveen Hoorn Huizen Hulst IJmuiden Kaatsheuvel Klazienaveen Leeuwarden Leiden Lelystad Maastricht Malden Meppel Middelburg Naaldwijk Nieuwegein Nijmegen Oosterhout Oss Oudenbosch Purmerend Reuver Roermond Roosendaal Rotterdam Schiedam Sittard Sneek Spijkenisse Stadskanaal Steenwijk Tiel Tilburg Utrecht Veenendaal Veldhoven Venlo Venray Vlaardingen Vlissingen Voorschoten Waalwijk Wageningen Weert Wijchen Winschoten Winterswijk Zaandam Zandvoort Zeist Zevenaar Zoetermeer Zutphen Zwolle Kies een Film 21 Grams 50 First Dates Abeltje Adrenaline Africa Alaska All Access All Stars Almost Famous Almost Silence Amazon Amsterdam Global Village Angel For May, An
Around The World In 80 FIlms
Personal reports and reviews from film festivals in British Columbia, Canada, and the US Pacific Northwest.
http://www.heyjo.com/80films/main.html

Extractions: Yah, I'm one of those cinemaniacs who takes her vacation to attend the film festival. Going to movies is as close to world travel as I get so I call my annual escape "Around the World in 80 Films". When I first got a home computer and internet access in the summer of 1999, it was an obvious first project for me to create a website about attending the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF). My first effort was a freebie site at Geocities, but since then I've gotten my own spot here in cyberspace so I've revamped and transferred info from previous years to come up with this "new and improved" version of '80 Films'. The original plan was to maintain an annual report of all my filmfesting (eg. Seattle, Victoria, CineMuerte) but so far this is all there is. It's just a personal site, but hey, it's fun for me! (Link to sections from choices below.) Jo B, September 2002
FENSLERFILM
Actors, Directors, and Industry Execs Sound Off on the Best of 2003 compiled by Wendy Mitchell Our opinions on the best films of 2003 aren t the only ones
http://www.fenslerfilm.com/

Extractions: Our opinions on the best films of 2003 aren't the only ones that count. indieWIRE decided to ask some of the actors, directors, and industry folks that made news in the indie film world this year to share their top 10 films of 2003. Read on to see what Steven Beer , Ben Coccio , Peter Dinklage , Liz Garbus , Mark Gill , Marie Therese Guirgis , John Cameron Mitchell , Paul Schneider , Peter Sollett , and Ryan Werner thought were the tops of 2003. " The story: We (Eric Fensler and Doug Lussenhop ) were approached by the people from EMTYBAG to produce some short videos as supplemental material for a DVD release. The DVD was for a band called Umphrey's McGee, who neither of us had ever heard. We were supplied with about an hour of backstage and party footage which we edited and added voice-overs to. The band censored many of the videos for one reason or another.

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