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Recommend to me some DVDs that are only available directly from the filmmaker's website. I'm thinking of things like the films of Frederick Wiseman and Allan King, and the Werner Herzog Documentaries and Shorts box set.
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A documentary that I saw at a festival that I really enjoyed.
Abel Raises Cain
http://abelraisescain.com/
Abel Raises Cain
http://abelraisescain.com/
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Don Hertzfeld's DVD Bitter Films: Volume One is only available on his site:
http://www.bitterfilms.com/
I've seen the first 5 shorts contained on this collection, as well as the included bits from The Animation Show festival, and they're all hilariously bitter, dark, and surreal.
http://www.bitterfilms.com/
I've seen the first 5 shorts contained on this collection, as well as the included bits from The Animation Show festival, and they're all hilariously bitter, dark, and surreal.
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Probably not up everyone's alley... but you can only get this straight from the film makers.
Redsin Tower
www.toetagpictures.com
Mostly known for their brutally sadistic August Underground trilogy... Redsin Tower is not to be missed for fans of non PG-13 horror flicks.
Redsin Tower
www.toetagpictures.com
Mostly known for their brutally sadistic August Underground trilogy... Redsin Tower is not to be missed for fans of non PG-13 horror flicks.
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Don Hertzfeld's DVD Bitter Films: Volume One is only available on his site:
http://www.bitterfilms.com/
I've seen the first 5 shorts contained on this collection, as well as the included bits from The Animation Show festival, and they're all hilariously bitter, dark, and surreal.
http://www.bitterfilms.com/
I've seen the first 5 shorts contained on this collection, as well as the included bits from The Animation Show festival, and they're all hilariously bitter, dark, and surreal.