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Film Criticism and Theory

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"The American Revolution" is a feature-length documentary film produced for festival, theatrical, and broadcast release. It's the story of how a radio station, politics and rock and roll changed everything.  
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A unique, weekly, non-profit, non-partisan platform for critical issues, news and culture with proven appeal in the increasingly strident, slanted arena of U.S. commercial radio as well as American Forces Radio overseas and the Internet.

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GUN, HAT... is an experimental film in five sections, each three and a half minutes long. It is a compendium of narrative film using only its iconic elements: a gun, a hat, low-key lighting, screams, and a sexy lady. Shot on black and white 16mm film, GUN, HAT... recalls film noir and its surrounding fantasies of nostalgic return.
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FILM FESTIVAL: RWANDA is a documentary feature that follows four young filmmakers in a country recovering from a tragic past.  An intimate portrait of Rwanda's new generation of storytellers and the annual "Hillywood Film Festival" that brings them together.
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The annual Luang Prabang Film Festival (LPFF) will present 30+ films on a Southeast Asian theme to tourists and locals over 8 days in December 2010, marking the 35th anniversary of the Lao PDR and Luang Prabang's 15th year on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list. The screenings will take place in 4 venues (2 indoor, and 2 outdoor) in the ancient capital of Laos. After the main festival, the top 4 award-winning films will tour 5 other major provinces in Laos, with screenings and mini-festivals held over 2-day stops in each city.

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A feature documentary about filmmaker Jon Goldman's attempt to understand his family's connection to oil and the film Louisiana Story.  Using Robert J.Flaherty's classic film as a point of reference he returns to the bayou sixty years later and discovers the price of progress on the land and its people.

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