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This semester is the first time “Latin American Film?? has been offered. Three Latin American directors have already spoken to the class, including Augusto Tamayo, who was Peru’s selection to be nominated for the Academy Award in the Foreign Film category...
...take care of the rest. “It wasn’t easy to figure out the logistics,” Gephart laughed, “but I made it happen.” Over the course of the summer, Gephart worked on all aspects of the film??from actually filming and editing, to writing sales proposals, to welding together trailers. Because of the company’s limited budget, Gephart explained, “There was a lot of sneaking around with cameras and doing things undercover.” For example, he says...
...most memorably cheesy and obscenely hilarious flicks of the modern age. This tale of a talentless high school point guard who escapes mediocrity when his latent werewolf genes spring into action spawned a much lesser sequel, a Saturday morning cartoon and scores of admirers. Nowadays, much of the film??s appeal is in the limitless unintentional comedy, especially the wildly crappy basketball scenes, featuring Fox’s “skills.” But there’s more going on in Teen Wolf...
Glover also suggested allowing two combative groups to make films representing their own points of view on a point of contention. He would then present the two films together and ask participants to evaluate the objectivity in each before making a new, more accurate film??–the “film that God might make”––with both sides’ cooperation...
...plot centers around a videotape that kills its viewers on the seventh day after they watch it. As the film begins, we learn that the niece of the film??s protagonist, a journalist named Rachel (Naomi Watts), has died under very unusual circumstances. Using her investigative skills and instincts, Rachel begins to ask questions about her niece’s death, and hears rumors of the strange, deadly tape...