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"Fernando Di Leo Crime Collection"
Directed by Fernando Di Leo
Released by RaroVideo
Fans of badass '70s cinema and the stoic Henry Silva rejoice! Underappreciated Italian crime master director Fernando Di Leo finally comes to the U.S. via this set of four films -- "Caliber 9," "The Italian Connection," "The Boss," and "Rulers of the City" -- that shows what made him an influence of filmmakers such as Quentin Tarantino and John Woo.
"The Absent" (2011)
Directed by Sage Bannick
Released by Passion River
Twin brothers are bonded by the experience of having their parents try to kill them for insurance money, only to become killers themselves in this slasher film from Sage Bannick.
"Be My Teacher" (2011)
Directed by Lakisha R. Lemons
Released by Maverick Entertainment Group
A student's (Derek Lee Nixon) flirtations with his English teacher (Lateace Towns-Cuellar) has serious...
"Fernando Di Leo Crime Collection"
Directed by Fernando Di Leo
Released by RaroVideo
Fans of badass '70s cinema and the stoic Henry Silva rejoice! Underappreciated Italian crime master director Fernando Di Leo finally comes to the U.S. via this set of four films -- "Caliber 9," "The Italian Connection," "The Boss," and "Rulers of the City" -- that shows what made him an influence of filmmakers such as Quentin Tarantino and John Woo.
"The Absent" (2011)
Directed by Sage Bannick
Released by Passion River
Twin brothers are bonded by the experience of having their parents try to kill them for insurance money, only to become killers themselves in this slasher film from Sage Bannick.
"Be My Teacher" (2011)
Directed by Lakisha R. Lemons
Released by Maverick Entertainment Group
A student's (Derek Lee Nixon) flirtations with his English teacher (Lateace Towns-Cuellar) has serious...
- 3/14/2011
- by Stephen Saito
- ifc.com
A Parking Lot is probably not the first place one would think would make a great subject for a documentary. Then again, The Corner Parking Lot (the Cpl) located in Charlottesville, Virginia has always seemed to attract a peculiar type of personality. Staffed by a loyal brotherhood of hyper educated and surly artists and misfits, The Cpl is no mere parking lot, its “a battle with Humanity”; the ideal setting for one to reflect on one’s place in the universe while doing battle with angry SUV drivers, drunken Frat Boys, and lousy drivers in general. Director Meghan Eckman’s patient and sympathetic approach with her subjects provides a refreshing portrait of Work and Consumer Culture that is endearing, and at times painfully funny.
Since It’s premiere at this year’s South By Southwest Film Festival, The Parking Lot Movie has had an international tour on the festival circuit...
Since It’s premiere at this year’s South By Southwest Film Festival, The Parking Lot Movie has had an international tour on the festival circuit...
- 12/6/2010
- by Derek
- SoundOnSight
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