Interview with Filmmaker Veronique Vanblaere (BOTTOMLESS)
I got to be a fly on the wall. Seeing and hearing people talking about my film while I could not be there was not only a “voyeuristic” treat, but provided fantastic constructive feedback on my work. I do not know of a festival that provides this type of experience for their filmmakers.
Interview with Filmmaker Oscar Lewis (1916)
I was very touched. I’m not sure how to properly express this, but what I appreciated above all else is the fact that it was understood – I mean really understood – more so than anything anyone had said about it before or since. I made this film because I wanted to explain how you often don’t realise when something life changing is happening. And that memory is fragmented and imperfect like a ‘bad flick book’. I thought that was a very good observation. The fact that…
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STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
The Wrath of Khan: Star Trek II
The Search for Spock: Star Trek III
Star Trek IV
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
WILLIAM SHATNER
LEONARD NIMOY
JJ ABRAMS
ZOE SALDANA
GEORGE TAKEI
DAVID WARNER
101 CUPCAKES, 13min, Australia, Family/Drama
NOVEL Prologue – THE ACE OF KINGS
LUCY, 16min, Greece, Family/Drama
GHOSTBOY, 9min., UK, Animation/Comedy
AWESOME BEETLE’S COLORS, 3min, Latvia, Animation/Musical
5476 Miles, 4min, UK, Animation/Music Video
SPARROW DUET, 4min, USA, Animation/Experimental
A SMALL VOICE, 2min, UK, Animation/Drama
BOTTOMLESS, 2min, USA, Animation/Biography
SEA OF INK, 3min, USA, Animation/Drama
1916, 4min, UK, Animation/Drama
TIME SMASH, 2min., USA, Animation/Sci-Fi
