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12th Annual Maryland Film Festival 2010
Jed Dietz opened the 12th Annual Maryland Film Festival a few weeks ago on Thursday, May 6 at the MICA Brown Center with a series of seven short films all of which I enjoyed… Continue reading
MFF2009: Sunday and Closing Night
Sunday. Mother’s Day. The Mother’s Day weekend was dedicated to the Maryland Film Festival for as long as I can remember. I think only once it took place a week earlier or later. I have been lucky because my mother … Continue reading
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MFF2009: Opening Night Shorts
This year it was especially difficult to create our movie schedule for the film festival weekend. The line-up includes so many great movies, documentaries and foreign entries…it is impossible to watch everything on a single weekend. But we managed to … Continue reading
The Owl Who Married a Goose
In anticipation of the upcoming Ulrich Schnauss show in Baltimore I was surfing YouTube and ran across this amazing NFBC short film that turned out to fit perfectly to Ulrich Schnauss’ music:
Rosebud Film and Video Festival 2008
Back in May I wrote about our time at the Maryland Film Festival. We had to leave the Narrative Shorts program early and missed the ending of Paul Harrill’s Quick Feet, Soft Hands. In my blog I mentioned that I … Continue reading
MFF2008: Potpourri Shorts
Oh dear. What has driven us into this short film program?! Where should I begin? I think it must have been the only program that could fill a slot in our schedule and not collide with films we really wanted … Continue reading
MFF2008: On The Edge Shorts
Far Out In 1972, a flamboyant producer’s Hollywood party takes a strange turn when an uninvited guest comes for more than sex and drugs. Consider your mind blown! (from the filmfest-guide) It was quite a shock to switch from the … Continue reading
MFF2008: Narrative Shorts 2
The Lonely Bliss of the Cannonball Luke Luke returns home to a small town in Pennsylvania to launch himself back into the lives of his ex-flame Hannah and her daughter Elise. A subtle and bittersweet ode to a man who’s … Continue reading