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NOW AVAILBE ON DVD For Love of Julian (Narrated by Susan Sarandon) is an inspired and personal documentary about multiply handicapped, medically fragile children. Featuring the director's son, the movie dispels the fears and mysteries surrounding these children. At once impassioned and unsentimental, For Love of Julian is a recognition of the humanity in these children, and a plea for the rest of us to honor and nurture humanity in all its myriad forms. | ||||
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The Reluctant Adventurer This timeless autobiographical novel follows the story of childhood friends who are drawn into a life of deportation, resistance, forced labor, misery, splendor and love. First rate geniuses appear on the scene including Little George (philanthropist/financier George Soros) and Genius John (mathematician John Kemeny). “The Reluctant Adventurer is a great book… It’s in the same class as Charlie Chaplin, Gil Blas and Malaparte.” --Pierre Desgraupes, Lectures Pour Tous “...It is an impressive and admirable story…” --Michael Korda, editor in chief, Simon & Schuster |
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Cover-Up
Based on a true story, as told by retired police officer Armondo Bilancione. The son of a longshoreman who “coulda been somebody,” Armondo escapes the binds of his heritage and the peer pressure of wanna-be “made men,” by enlisting in the United States Marines, then joining the Jefferson County Police Department. It's as a police officer, that Armondo uncovers massive corruption at the highest levels of State, and Federal government. Through an unlikely relationship with an inspiring vegetarian hippie tree hugger, and local kids, Armondo takes on the system. Together, through stubborn dedication, and inspired determination, they slowly uncover the shocking truth. Cover-Up is an adventure that investigates and scrutinizes environmental, ethical, and universal concerns and combines elements from Serpico, Erin Brockovich, and Chinatown. For a copy of the screenplay and more information, email info@farmhousefilms.net or call (845) 679-0552. |
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Country Heritage A successful businessman appropriates the life of a struggling artist in this contemporary/classic drama, which explores love & hate, power & impotence, sorrow & serenity, loneliness & lineage. JACOB HARRIS is a successful wall street entrepreneur and the product of an abusive single father. When his estranged mother dies, Jacob discovers he has a younger brother, RYAN a dreamer and a romantic - the product of a nurturing single mother. Jacob deals with these newfound circumstances the way he deals with arbitrage. He takes advantage of his brothers state of imbalance, appropriates his possessions, and tries to steal the love of his life, ERICA. The under story is steeped with stories from the rural countryside - hunting, antiques, farmland, real estate boons, and is permeated throughout with Greek mythology. Jacob is the handsome God a War (Ares). His brother Ryan, is the crippled craftsman ("Hephaestus"). For a copy of the screenplay and more information, email info@farmhousefilms.net or call (845) 679-0552. |
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Woodstock Film Festival
Every fall, film and music lovers from around the world gather in Woodstock, NY for an exhilarating variety of films, first class concerts, celebrity-led panels, workshops, a closing-night awards ceremony, and superlative parties. Esteemed industry members who have participated include Steve Buscemi, Rosy Perez, Kevin Bacon, Donal Logue, Mira Nair, Peter Gabriel, Lili Taylor, Laura Linney, Peter Riegert, Sam Rockwell, Melissa Leo, Ethan Hawke, Parker Posey, Stanley Tucci, Lili Taylor, Woody Harrelson, Marcia Gay Harden, Ismail Merchant, Annabella Sciorra, Dan Hedaya, Olympia Dukakis, Tim Robbins, Tim Blake Nelson, Aidan Quinn, David Strathairn, Liev Schreiber, Griffin Dunne, Fisher Stevens, Les Blank, Barbara Kopple, Leon Gast, Elmer Bernstein, Haskell Wexler, D.A. Pennebaker, Albert Maysles, Ron Nyswaner, Zachary Sklar, Peter Saraf, Rebecca Miller, Todd Haynes, Christine Vachon, John Sloss, Bob Berney, James Schamus, and Benjamin Bratt. |
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The Boneman
The Boneman is a feature-length documentary about the life and work of Gendron Jensen, an artist who has passionately devoted his existence to an artistic calling from within. His medium is simple-- graphite on paper. He draws detailed, precise, and wondrous images of bones. Sometimes they are solitary bones and at other times they are juxtaposed with other species. They are always executed in a way that leaves the viewer with a newfound respect for the wonders of our natural world. |
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The Fall of Hungarian Cinema Graham Petrie’s “History Must Answer to Man” accurately states the fact that Hungarian cinema, ‘by the early 70’s was acknowledged as the most consistently interesting in Eastern Europe and one of the more significant features in European cinema as a whole.’ Mr. Petrie, in his book about contemporary Hungarian Cinema also states that on the whole, Hungarian Cinema has been ignored by the English speaking world or at the very least misunderstood and misinterpreted. The author attributes this to ‘the notorious cultural laziness, blindness and arrogance of Anglo Saxon society.’ (more) |
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