This is part of a series of reviews on films screened while attending SXSW. This review represents the opinion of the author only. Note: This review contains spoilers. ••• Bryan Poyser’s funny and complicated “Lovers of Hate” could be a study of how a very dysfunctional sibling relationship can make all other relationships seem “normal”. [...]
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"Lovers of Hate" at SXSW 2010: Funny, Awkward
March 25th, 2010 by Amy Greenlaw | No Comments
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"Brotherhood" Provides a Tense Ride at SXSW 2010
March 23rd, 2010 by Amy Greenlaw | No Comments
“Brotherhood” is about a fraternity and a hazing prank gone horribly wrong. As the tale unfolds, it snowballs into a roller-coaster ride hitting many emotions along the way.
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Film POP! TV: Ink
March 15th, 2010 by Amy Greenlaw | No Comments
Ink was absolutely dark and surreal and just beautifully done. I discovered it through social media (Double Edge Films is on Twitter, which is where I heard of it) and bought it immediately after watching it. Amy was able to find it and watch it online so we could review it. We love when people [...]
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Film POP! TV: Adventureland
March 12th, 2010 by Amy Greenlaw | No Comments
We took a few minutes to talk about Adventureland. Amy was a bit more enthusiastic than I was about it, but both of us enjoyed it. We both discovered the film via social media (specifically from Ted Hope mentioning it and promoting it).
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Film POP! TV: The Libertine
March 8th, 2010 by Amy Greenlaw | No Comments
Amy and I give a brief review of one of our favorite films, The Libertine, starring Johnny Depp: The monologue I discuss is found at this link. The info on the follow on film about the making of the movie (Capturing The Libertine – which IS by the Brownlee Brothers) is found at this link.
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Youth Grasping the Future of Film
December 10th, 2009 by Amy Greenlaw | No Comments
In NH, a group of kids got together with Media Power Youth and John Herman to make a short documentary for a cause. This film is called Team Hannah, and it debuted at the NH Film Festival this year. These kids are the future of film – they grasp how to use the tools at [...]
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