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I’m staring at this word processor screen feeling completely blank.

It’s not as though I believe that I have nothing to say. I’ve been in a fair amount of emotional flux of late; there are things happening in life. But I don’t know how to express any of it.

I think maybe I’ve become to accustomed to writing out my cynicisms, fears, and personal triumphs into the words and situations of characters in my creative writing. It’s where a lot of me is going right now (one of the afore mentioned “thi… Continue

Does anyone here remember when this guy used to be a marketing tool all by himself for fans of the indie scene? I seem to recall the poster of a film called “The Last Life in the Universe” (from Thailand?) touting Doyle as the cinematographer… Like he was the star of the movie somehow.

But that was at the turn of the century and since then, the world hasn’t heard too much of Doyle. Still, his resume is an impressive selection of independent snobbery. Of course working with Wong Kar-Wai i… Continue

Is this an appropriate forum to discuss such things? I care not.

I decided a while back that I was going to use this blog as a tool to do what I’ve never been able/given the opportunity to do, and that is to reveal myself bare (no pictures of my nudity, of course; those are merely available on a “by request” basis). The purpose, aside from being able to express things that I normally never get a chance to, is actually practical. The better you know who I am, the more accurately you can j… Continue

I’ll do my best to describe it. It’s not very long.

I’m sitting on a couch watching television and in between programs (I know nothing of either one); there is an animated Canadian short. For those of you unfamiliar with what this entails, I offer the following:

The Cat Came Back
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oS0-wQ1I88k

Every Dog’s Guide to the Playground
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb6HegxsM2k

Log Driver’s Waltz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfhAbHmmzo0

For some of us who grew up her… Continue

Hey everyone. A little inactivity on the site as we recover from our trip to the Freakshow Film Festival, but I assure all we are finally back into full swing. No rest for the relativity mild, I suppose.

Jason and I are in the midst of reviewing every film we screened at the festival (many of which have yet to be picked up, which is only a matter of time for some of them, as the event was chock-full of great flicks).

George Clark's "Battle of the Bone" won the Audience Choice award, and was ex… Continue