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Moby Kicks Off NeueHouse’s ‘Summer Sounds’ with Moby Doc and Reprise Event
Moby has always been an intriguing person. He’s proved to be a popular, energetic and innovative creator. He also has a number of personal struggles that have gained public attention and earned him some notoriety. He has managed to turn … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Movies, Music, News & Sports
Tagged Billy Bennight, Deutsche Grammophon, documantary, Film, Hollywood, Live Music, Moby, Moby DOC, Movie, Music, NeueHouse, photography, reprise
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Movie Review: Turnover, a Charming and Heartwarming Comedy about Lovable Misfits
Turnover is a heartwarming comedy starring a cast of zany characters and charming misfits. It all revolves around a restaurant in Southern California owned and operated by Peter (played by Paul Guilfoyle), who is transformed by a series of happenstances … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Movies, Upcoming Events
Tagged Bentonville Film Festival, Beverly Todd, Billy Bennight, Comedy, Dionna Mills, Diversity and Inclusion, Down Syndrome Film Festival in Palm Springs, Drama, Dramedy, Family Movie, Film Festivals, Indy Film, Jamie Brewer, Kat Kramer, Manhattan Film Festival, Movie, Movie Review, Paul Guilfoyle, Riker Lynch, Turnover
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Movie Review: ‘Softness of Bodies’ at the 2018 Los Angeles Film Festival
Charlotte Parks lives in Berlin; Charlotte hula hoops; Charlotte is a cyclist, Charlotte is a poet; Charlotte rolls her own cigarettes; Charlotte is a shoplifter and Charlotte is going to face a reckoning . . . maybe, maybe not. Charlotte, … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News & Sports
Tagged artist, Berlin, Billy Bennight, Film Independent, Film Makers, IFC, indie, Indie Film, Indie Movies, LA Film Festival, Movie, Poet, Poets, spoken word, The Los Angeles Film Festival
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Movie Review: Madeline’s Madeline: A Surrealist Expressionist Coming of Age Drama
Madeline’s Madeline is part of the independent film movement that embraces surrealism, symbolism and expressionism as a way to tell a story. There is a ‘don’t look away’ visceral sense memory sensibility driving this uniques film. The cinematography is very much a … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Miscellanious, Movies, Upcoming Events
Tagged art, Arty, Billy Bennight, embraces surrealism, experimental, expressionism, Film, Helena Howard, Indie Film, Indie Movie, Madeline's Madeline, Miranda July, Molly Parker, Movie, Nuart, Nuart Theatre, oscilloscope laboritories, symbolism
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Movie Review: ‘Skid Row Marathon’ at the 2017 Los Angeles Film Festival
Skid Row Marathon is an amazing feature-length documentary about Judge Craig Mitchell and his running club in DTLA’s Skid Row. Judge Craig Mitchell is a judge of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County appointed by by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. As a … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Bennight, documentary, films, homeless, homelessness, marathons, Mark Hayes, Movie, running, skid row, transformed lives
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The Love Witch: A Kitchy Witchy Cult Classic In The Making!
Trish (Laura Waddell), asks Elaine (Samantha Robinson), “What do men really want?” “Just a pretty woman to love them, to take care of them,” was Elaine’s response, setting the tone of the “The Love Witch.” This campy comedic-thriller by Anna Biller … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Movies
Tagged 60's, Ann Biller, Campy, Indie Film, kitschy, M. David Mullen, Movie, russ meyer
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Movie Review: “Political Animals” at the 2016 Los Angeles Film Festival
Sheila Kuehl, a child actress and one time regular as Zelda on Dobie Gillis, finds her political footing in California’s political theater as the first openly gay state Senator. “Political Animals” is the story of four openly gay elected state politicians, … Continue reading
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Tagged Award Winner, Billy Bennight, civil rights, Fil, Film Independent, human rights, IFC, LBGT, LBGTQ, Movie
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Movie Review: “11:55” at the 2016 Los Angeles Film Festival
Victor Almanzar stars in “11:55,” as Nelson Sanchez, a marine freshly returned from Iraq to his family and in particular, his sister Angie, played by Elizabeth Rodriguez. The first part of the indie feature establishes their relationship before expanding the story to … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Movies
Tagged 11:55, Film, gang culture, indie, John Leguizamo, Julie stiles, LA Film Festival, Marines, Movie
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Movie Review: Knight of Cups
Many years ago, I had a friend tell me that Iggy Pop’s “The Passenger” was his favorite song, because he could so relate to it. His take was that it was about having a rich, varied life, but one that was totally out of the control of … Continue reading
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Tagged Knight of Cups, Malick, Movie, Movie Review, Soyars
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