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Flight
from Death (1 hr, 30 mins.) |
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Gener:
Documentary
Director:
Patrick
Shen
Starring:
Gabriel Byrne Narrates
Synopsis:
Flight
from Death is 90-minute documentary investigating the
psychological effects of death-anxiety or fear of death.
The effects that our reactions to death-anxiety have on
a psychological, spiritual, and cultural level reveals
convincingly that death denial is a root cause of human
behavior and more importantly, violence and aggression.
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Life
in a Basket (33 mins.) |
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Gener:
Documentary
Director:
David Hogan
Starring:
Synopsis:
What do homeless people have in their shopping carts and
why? Shot against a white, stark background, the filmmakers
interview over 30 homeless people on skid row, Los Angeles,
to find out what possessions they consider crucial to
their survival on the streets. |
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Carlos
Castaneda – Enigma of a Sorcerer (1
hr. 49 mins.) |
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Gener:
Documentary
Director:
Ralph
Torjan
Starring:
Synopsis:
An expose into the mythic impact of Carlos Castaneda’s
best-selling books, controversial teachings and the deconstruction
of his cult following by the films director, a former
Castaneda pupil, Ralf Torjan. |
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Citation
of Merit (20 mins.) |
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Gener:
Drama/Thriller
Director:
Campion
Murphy
Starring:
Synopsis:
Set in Korea 1950. The story of two marines: one has just
arrived, the other is due to be discharged. |
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Plan
Colombia (53 mins.) |
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Gener:
Documentary
Director:
Gerard
Ungerman/Audrey Brohy
Starring:
Synopsis:
February
2002. With most of the U.S. military aid under the so-called
“Plan Colombia” anti-drug package delivered,
Colombian President Andres Pastrana unilaterally withdraws
from the peace process with the Revolutionary Armed Forces
of Colombia (FARC) and steps up violence in this 50-year
quasi-civil war. In the post 9-11 context and with the
U.S. State Department now branding the leftist FARC a
“terrorist organization” and openly targeting
it, what is left of the initial anti-narcotics purpose
of the U.S. “Plan Colombia?” From the creators
of the Hidden Wars. |
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Direct
Order
(57 mins.) |
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Gener:
Documentary
Director:
Scott
Miller
Starring:
Michael
Douglas Narrates
Synopsis:
the story of members of the military who were ordered
against their will to receive the controversial anthrax
vaccine. Years later after all the disturbing facts about
the vaccine have surfaced, the US military still intends
to vaccinate all our troops. Raven Warrior is based on
the actual court transcripts of Corporal Jared Schwartz,
the first U.S. Serviceman to be court marshaled for his
refusal to take the controversial anthrax vaccine.
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The
Guest House (10 mins.) |
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Gener:
Drama
Director:
Steven
Roy
Starring:
Synopsis:
A stylized, silent
thriller about Daisy (a beautiful suburban housewife)
and her tenant. After interviewing several potential renters,
Daisy discovers Mr. Mysterious’ secret life, and
puts her plan into action.
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As
Virgins Fall (27 mins.) |
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Gener:
Drama
Director:
Natalie
Barandes
Starring:
Dominique
Swain, Jennifer Coolidge, Oliver Hudson, Christopher Gartin,
Rini Bell, et al.
Synopsis:
August
8, 1969. The hottest night of the summer. Amid sex, drugs
and the Vietnam War, a privileged teenage girl is about
to learn that no one is safe. High in the Hollywood Hills,
her life will become inextricably tied to the grim "Manson
Family" murders when she grows up in a single, shocking
night. |
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Parajanov:
The Last Spring (55 mins.) |
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Gener:
Documentary
Director:
Mikhail
Vardanov
Starring:
Synopsis:
Post
Soviet documentary masterpiece on one of the elite masters
of art cinema Sergei Parajanov who was imprisoned by Soviet
government during the peak of his artistic power for creating
the legendary “Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors”
and “Color of Pomegranate.”Award
Winning film by his close friend and notorious anti-communist
filmmaker Mikhail Vardanov includes and preserves the
complete surviving footage of Parajanov’s tragically
unfinished final picture “The Confession”.
Unique 1968 behind the scenes sequence of Parajanov on
the shooting of the “Color of Pomegranate”.
Breathtaking coverage of Parajanov’s last day in
cinema in 1990 and never before published letters from
prison with a shocking secret request that Parajanov sent
to Mikhail Vardanov. |
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Waiting
for Ronald (21 mins.) |
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Gener:
Drama
Director:
Ellen
Gerstein
Starring:
Starring: Jody Clark, Michael Luckerman,
Patrick Cooper, Blair Williamson, Bruno Kirby, et al.
Synopsis:
A 34-year-old
mentally challenged man finally leaves the institution
where he has spent most of his years. He is an everyday
hero, who takes his suitcase, fears, anxiety, and humor
to meet the new life that awaits him. |
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Time
of the Wolf
(2 hrs.) |
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Gener:
Drama
Director:
Rod
Pridy
Starring:
Burt
Reynolds, Marthe Keller, John Neville, Jason Priestly,
Devin Douglas Drewitz.
Synopsis:
A young orphan, Aaron
McGregor, is reluctantly taken in by his Uncle Archie
and his wife Rebecca. At school, Aaron is picked on by
big Josh Grossler, a hulking pre-adolescent. Lying in
bed night after night, Aaron McGregor is entranced by
the melancholy howling of the wolves on a hill nearby.
When the local farmers kill the wolf pack, Aaron finds
and nurtures the only survivor. But as time goes by, it
becomes harder for Aaron to keep its existence a secret.
And his rivalry with Josh seems destined to end in tragedy. |
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