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SHOWING:
10/15/08
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OXFORD
SHORTS (118min,
Oxford, OH, 2004-08) |
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Some of the best short-films produced
in Oxford in the past 4-years. |
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"AUTOMATE"
(5m - Comedy) (David Pawsey) (2006) |
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Featuring:
Vonzell
Carter, Matt Salter |
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Synopsis:
What if you had an "automated"
bathroom assistant? |
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"FREEDOMLAND"
(14m
- Drama) (JC Schroder) (2007) |
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Featuring:
Darren
Bailey, Katie Quinn |
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Synopsis:
When a young woman is found murdered,
her story can only be told through the eyes of an acquaintance,
a mysterious man who now lies on his death-bed. |
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Screenings
& Awards: 2008 PCFMF - Gold Medal
Winner, "4-STARS" -FilmThreat |
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Trailer:
Click
to Watch, Website: Click
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"HOPE"
(5m - Drama) (AJ Rickert-Epstein) (2004) |
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Featuring:
Eric
Peterman, Chris Cowan |
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Synopsis:
If hope is all you have, do you still
go 'all or nothing'? |
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"THE
END OF ALL THINGS"
(28m - Drama/Disaster) (2008) |
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Featuring:
Lauren
Whitehouse, Nicole Busken, Darren Bailey, Bahram Khosraviani,
Jenna Watson, Justin Baldwin, Meredith Meeks, Katie Quinn, Tom
Shelley |
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Synopsis:
An average day turns into a nightmare
as an explosion erupts in a busy college town, pushing students
to the brink of fear and connection. |
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Trailer:
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to Watch, Website: Click
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"TAKE
3"
(24m - Comedy) (Vonzell Carter) (2006) |
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Featuring:
Jonathan
Dicks, "Jack" Rinskey, Vonzell Carter, Darren Bailey,
Nicole Busken |
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Synopsis:
Trying to finance a film can get tough,
especially when you're pitching to morons. |
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"DOORWAYS"
(43m - SciFi/Drama/Thriller) (Stephen Murray) (2007) |
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Featuring:
Christopher
Gekas, Laura Brunkala, Darren Bailey, Eric Peterman |
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Synopsis:
On the verge of a mental breakdown, a
young man is led to believe that all he has known is a falsehood.
Spurred on by an experimental drug, he begins to to recall a
series of memories from the past, present, and future. |
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Trailer:
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to Watch, Website: Click
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SHOWING:
10/15/08
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VANAJA
(140min,
India, 2007) |
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Dir/Wr:
Rajnesh
Domalpalli |
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Featuring:
Mamatha
Bhukya, Urmila Dammannagari, Karan Singh |
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Genre:
Drama |
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Synopsis:
Set in rural South
India, a place where social barriers are built stronger than
fort walls, VANAJA explores the chasm that divides classes as
a young girl struggles to come of age.
Vanaja (Mamatha Bhukya) is the 14 year-old daughter of a poor,
low caste fisherman, struggling with dwindling catches and mounting
debt. When a sooth-sayer predicts that she will be a great dancer
one day, she goes to work in the house of the local landlady,
Rama Devi (Urmila Dammannagari), in hopes of learning Kuchipudi
dance while earning a keep, but instead catches the eye of the
Landlady's elder son, resulting in tragic consequences.
VANAJA is a multiple award-winning drama, with astounding cinematography
and acting to match. An official selection to more film festivals
than can be counted. Note: This film contains adult subject
matter and is NOT for children!! |
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Screenings
& Awards: Winner - Dozens of International
Awards, Official Selection: Toronto International Film Festival,
Winner BERLIN Film Festival + 50 more! |
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Trailer:
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to Watch |
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Website:
www.vanajathefilm.com |
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Preceded
by: "Carried Away" (USA)
(4min) (2008) |
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