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Best Feature - South Beach International Animation Festival
South Park meets The Daily Show in this irreverent, animated satire about war, TV, women's rights and religious extremism.
Based on the hit stage musical that the San Francisco Bay Guardian called, "smartly written, consistently funny, and well-acted," Bye Bye Bin Laden! follows the exploits of Osama bin Laden after deciding he needs a hit TV show to boost the Taliban's waning popularity. Will it be Osama of Mayberry, I Love Prakhbar, or Ask the Taliban - The Game Show Where the Taliban Provides the Answers?
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Starring Aaron Ruell (Napoleon Dynamite), Eddie Kaye Thomas (American Pie), Kevin Corrigan (The Departed, Goodfellas, True Romance), and Amanda Loncar.
A delightfully fun romp about crime, love and David Lee Roth. On the Road with Judas is a film based on a real novel, written by a writer, played by an actor, about the real characters and the actors playing those characters in this story.
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In the vein of the master Alfred Hitchcock, veteran French director Jacques Otmezguine blends humor and tension to create a thriller that is both fast-paced and sexy.
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Secret recordings. Once classified films. Hidden documents. From in side the archives of the United States government comes a story of racism and manipulation that reveals how the actions of a nation ultimately brought about the collapse of a continent: Africa.
It took the deaths of six million Jews before we finally said, "never again." Yet, with at least twenty million Africans killed so far, due to wars in Darfur, Uganda, Rwanda and many, many more, the body count continues to rise.
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In his directorial debut, Buddhist lama Neten Chokling vividly presents the captivating story of Milarepa, the man who would become Tibet's greatest yogi and saint.
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Starring Gillian Anderson (The X-Files, The Last King of Scotland) and Robert Carlyle (The Full Monty). The Mighty Celt uplifts and charms. Young Donal, growing up alone with his mother, Kate, works after school for Good Joe, a local greyhound trainer. As Donal's talent with dogs becomes apparent, he strikes a deal with Good Joe to own a promising greyhound, The Mighty Celt, if he can train it to win three successive races.
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Lama and director Neten Chokling's Milarepa: Magician, Murderer, Saint brings the tale of Tibet's greatest yogi to the big screen in a dramatic plot of greed, revenge, remorse?and awakening. Chokling hopes that his film of conscience for a troubled age will cause viewers to reflect. "If this film inspires just a single person to become more compassionate, tolerant, and patient towards others, I will be more than happy," he says.
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After achieving great artistic success with his first two films (Strike and Potemkin), Russian director Sergei Eisenstein was commissioned by Sovkino, the Soviet film agency, to make a film commemorating the ten year anniversary of the Russian Revolution. The result was October, arguably his most bold and innovative film. Eisenstein?s innovative, radical use of intellectual montage and imagery (to stimulate the thoughts and emotions of the audience) creates an almost overwhelming cinematic experience.