1998
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Jason is in need of a Change of Luck. When Lorrie, the girl of his dreams, writes her number on a $5 bill, it seems his luck is changing. But soon we find that sometimes it is easier to change your luck than it is to find change for a five.
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Daisy Feldman's New York, written and directed by Amy Veltman, is a dark comedy about overcoming obstacles, both real and imagined. And in overcoming them, Daisy finds that some cures are worse than the disease.
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Everyone has had a Loose Tooth at some point in his/her life. In Lee McCaulla's animated short, a child's mind runs rampant at the thought of having said tooth pulled.
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Big Bucks for Buddha is Jodi Lane's sweet and funny look at a boy and his dog(s), and the pain of love and loss. Can he learn to love again after losing his best and furriest friend?
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Every year, Cinequest shows at least one film that is sure to offend someone. Hugh Hales-Tooke's Zero A.D. may just be that film. A n'budget, biblical epic with a groaner of a punchline. Don't miss it!
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Steven Dovas' stick-figured protagonist in Call Me Fishmael gives an animated pitch for a Hollywood blockbuster which gets more outlandish the further it goes.
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The sly and sophisticated humor of Jeffery Aguirre's Puppet Show casts a farcical eye on the world of theater, an affectionately satiric mock-umentary on a troupe of young artists called ''Teatro Il Puppetto.''
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Remember those times when you felt hurt and betrayed by those things which made you who you are. Visualize that pit of despair that rumbled in your gut and angered you to the point of total hate. Now take that feeling and intensify it by a million as your liberties and freedoms are taken away because you are deemed an outcast by the place you call home, the people you call brothers. Then and only then can you attempt to understand the misery and abandonment of the 100th Infantry Battalion/442nd Regimental Combat Team.
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It's the 1960s. Woodstock consummates the ''flower power'' generation and U.S. Congress witnesses an all-time high in protest marches. But things were a little different in Ecuador with a strict military discipline and a much more violent clash of political parties. This is where we find Galo Galvez, a charismatic Communist Party leader whose life luster is not deterred by his inability to walk. However, his party is narrowminded, and one probably can't even cut the bureaucracy with a Ginsu knife. To confound things, Galo's fiancee, Margamaria, defines their relationship by control.
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What happens when the U.S. military opens a base near a small town in another country and sends tens of thousands of G.I.s over the next 40 years? Just what you might expect. There are a lot of marriages. The U.S. set up bases in Newfoundland at the beginning of WWII and maintained them for more than 40 years. The Canadian brides tell their personal stories.