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Cinequest 2018: Peaches
We all know the rules of time travel by now. Never travel to a time and place where you’re sure to meet yourself. Never do it twice at the same time. Three times is a very bad idea. And a dozen or so… well that could be real trouble. Continue reading
Posted in Cinequest, Entertainment, Film, Media, Movies, Review, SciFi Fantasy, Technology
Tagged Cinequest, Cinequest 2017, comedy, Fanboy Planet, Felipe Jimenez Luna, Hector Valdez, Hugh Sullivan, Joaquin Ferreira, Jose R. Alama, Maria Guinea, Peter Vives, time travel
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Cinequest 2018:
Charlie and Hannah’s Grand Night Out
This is one of those cases where you’re best prepared when you’re unprepared.
Trust me. This film is what film festivals are for. Continue reading
Posted in Audience, Cinequest, Entertainment, Film, Media, Movies, Review, SciFi Fantasy, Writing
Tagged Absurdist, Bert Scholiers, Cinequest, Cinequest 2018, Clever, comedy, Daphne Wellens, Dialogue, Evelien Bosmans, Frances Lefebure, Patrick Vervueren
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Charlie and Hannah’s Grand Night Out
Charlie and Hannah’s Grand Night Out
Cinequest 2017: The Festival Opens – This is Meg
Opening Night for Cinequest, and a review of “This is Meg” which in a way is representative of much that you will see at the festival. Continue reading
Posted in Cinequest, Entertainment, Film, Review
Tagged Carlos Alazraqui, Cinequest, comedy, Debra Wilson, Drama, goals, independent film, indy, Jenica Bergere, Jill-Michele Meleán, Joseph Reitman, Krista Allen, meditation, Sex, success
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Cinequest 2016: Sight Unseen Recommendations
Now that Cinequest is fully upon us, I need to touch on a small subject of interest to those of you going to the festival. There are WAY too many great films to see everything. Way too many. And some are terribly hard to review for reasons that will be obvious in a few paragraphs. But luckily those same programs are very easy to recommend, and do fall on my “Don’t Miss” list.
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Tagged Animation, art, Cinequest, comedy, documentary, Film, foreign, High school, international, mindbenders, recommendations, short films, shorts
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