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	Film Score September 2001 - The Madman and His Muse
		Together, Badalamenti and Lynch seemed to have invented their own version of the film soundtrack, a musical purgatory where every kind of style and sound floats about in a beautiful state of dread, all trying to be heard at once-a soundscape that's nothing less than hypnotic.
		While the film winds its way through L.A.'s boulevard of broken (and very bad) dreams, the music veers from nearly motionless string dread to noir jazz and audio feedback, the rhythms building to an explosion of infinite darkness.
		I always tell a director before he dubs the film, "No one can leave the theater humming a sound effect." I really believe that David feels that music is the voice of his concepts.
	www.lynchnet.com /mdrive/filmscore.html (4190 words)

	ONE DAY IN SEPTEMBER at Film Forum in New York City
		The film is a riveting account of the horrifying events that transpired at the Munich Olympics on September 5, 1972.
		As the world looked on in disbelief, an extreme separatist group of Palestinians calling themselves "Black September" entered the sleeping quarters of the Israeli athletes and their coaches (after gaining access to the Olympic Village by an unsuspecting, carousing group of American athletes), killing some and holding the rest hostage.
		Film Forum is located at 209 W Houston Street, between 6th Avenue and Varick, in New York City.
	www.filmforum.org /archivedfilms/1day.html (251 words)

	OFFOFFOFF film review SEPTEMBER TAPES movie by Christian Johnston with George Calil, Wali Razaqi, Sunil Sadarangani, ...
		But if you don't agonize over every scene, the film is certainly "true" in the way that a great novel is "true." It shows us the reality of a certain place and time — the place being Afghanistan and the time being now.
		The film starts with a lot more talk about the danger than real evidence of it, but the tension level cranks mercilessly up, and by the end we've been through a heart-pounding hell along with these characters.
		I've puzzled for weeks over the film's politics, and although there is a certain all-American lone-wolf bravado — a little bit of "Rambo Witch Project" — to it, I think it navigates this precarious subject without taking sides in a political debate.
	www.offoffoff.com /film/2004/septembertapes.php (748 words)

	11'09"01 September 11 - film review
		In Makhmalbaf's film, a teacher tries to explain to child workers in a brick factory (Afghan refugees in Iran) what has happened in New York, but they are more interested in a local accident where two people fell down a well.
		Youssef Chahine's offering (from Egypt) is a rather awkwardly didactic film in which the director himself talks to the ghost of one of the American marines killed in Beirut; I think this is likely to be the most "difficult" film for Americans (if 11'09"01 ever screens in the United States).
		Inarritu's film (from Mexico) is a montage of audio (and some video) pieced together from the events of September 11 itself.
	danny.oz.au /films/20021127.html (352 words)

	Political Film Society - September Tapes
		September Tapes, directed by Christian Johnston, was shot in Afghanistan during July 2002.
		At the center of the film is Don Larson (played by George Calil), who has the painful experience of hearing his spouse describe her death in a cellphonecall from one of the airplanes that went down on September 11, 2001.
		At the end of the film, credits say that the entire set of characters and incidents is fictitious and then dedicate the film to those who lost their lives on 9/11.
	www.geocities.com /polfilms/septembertapes.html (594 words)

	DC Film Society: Storyboard
		In film adaptation, there are clearly transferable elements such as the logic and linear chronology, as well as those more “vertical” in nature such as psychology and identity--which influence our reading of narrative.
		On September 14 at 7:00pm is Outside the Law (Tod Browning, 1921), one of the earliest "psychological" crime dramas with Lon Chaney in a dual role as a gangster boss and as a Chinese servant (the first of Chaney's Asian roles), preceded by Laurel and Hardy in Habeas Corpus (1928).
		The film, on September 26 at 7:30pm, is followed by a tour of the gallery exhibit "Tikkun," with photographs and art by Aliza Olmert.
	www.dcfilmsociety.org /storyboard0509.htm (6034 words)

	Spirituality & Practice: Film Review: September 11, directed by Various Directors
		His current activities are juxtaposed to archival footage of another infamous day — September 11, 1973 — when the Socialist government of Salvador Allende was overthrown by a murderous coup arranged by the U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and the CIA.
		In the same spirit but with less visceral impact is the movie by Danis Tanovic (No Man’s Land), a Bosnian filmmaker who zeroes in on a demonstration by widows in honor of those who lost their lives in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre.
		The true story recounted in Mira Nair's film is about a New York Pakistani mother who finds out that her missing son has been labeled a terrorist by law officials.
	www.spiritualityandpractice.com /films/films.php?id=6248 (1186 words)

	September Global Network News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Films are used as a catalyst for open discussion which immediately follows each monthly film presentation.
		Manuel Cardona was born in Barcelona, Spain, on 7 September 1934.
		On 6 September, a lunar eclipse will be visible in North America except the extreme east, Central America, South America except the extreme east, Australia except the extreme west, New Zealand, most of Antarctica, extreme eastern Asia, most of the Pacific Ocean, and the extreme western Atlantic.
	www.kumc.edu /international/gnn/volume3/gnn9809.htm (2735 words)

	Harvard Film Archive September-October: Andrzej Munk
		Weaving together archival footage, excerpts from the film, letters from Munk to his wife, and interviews with some of the director’s collaborators, Brzozowski creates a haunting tribute to the director as he conveys a sense of the unease that haunted the production.
		Employing a verisimilitude that went far beyond the usual demands of socialist realism, he filmed with his crew in the same harsh, snowbound locations and cast several of the members of the original Blue Cross in their real-life roles.
		Munk garnered international recognition with this breakthrough film, a poignant satire on the vagaries of heroism in wartime and “the bitter irony of Polish fate.” The work is presented in two parts.
	www.harvardfilmarchive.org /calendars/02sepoct/munk.htm (965 words)

	NoFace for Film » 2006 » September
		He and his brother Jason are Canadian independent film makers (check out their website, Substance Production, for information on their other films) and have been asking the authors of small-time movie review sites like mine to check out their movies.
		Film editing was for the most part ok, but there were one or two scenes that ended abruptly; the person talking was cut off.
		The men become trapped under the rubble when the towers collapse, and the rest of the film mainly splits its time between focusing on McLouglin and Jimeno’s struggle to survive and keep their hopes up for being resuced, to their families who are worried to death about them.
	www.noface4film.com /2006/09 (3306 words)

	SECOND ANNUAL
		Fatih Akın was born in 1973 in Hamburg of Turkish parentage.
		Film won the film award at the Istanbul fest's national competition, plus an actress prize for Reynaud for her perf as the transsexual.
		In his latest film, Yılmaz Erdoğan sets his stage amongst magnificent, cutting edge shots of Istanbul, the capital of complicated dealings, where the culpable and the innocent mingle in the streets.
	mtsa.rso.wisc.edu /filmfestival.htm (2576 words)

	September (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		September is a 1987 film written and directed by Woody Allen.
		Allen's intention of September was to be like "a play on film," thus the great number of long shots and few camera effects.
		After editing the film he decided to re-write it, re-cast it, and re-shoot it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/September_(film) (220 words)

	Hotline Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Redemptive Film Festival is a new Virginia based festival aimed at providing a forum for filmmakers (professionals or students), to showcase and be rewarded for their work on themes that depict the redemptive purposes of God, either through human beings or supernatural occurrences.
		For the purposes of this competition, a redemptive film is any film whose main purpose is to depict the act of redeeming, rescuing, or delivering any person from a state of crisis or helplessness.
		Crucible Films is searching for a Hispanic male, age 10-13 years old for a short, theatrical film shooting in DC area for two weekends in late September and early October.
	www.film.virginia.org /Menu-left/HotlineOnline.asp (3254 words)

	Film Industry News, 9/98
		As for his breaking into the film industry with a full-blown feature, he says it’s either due to "over confidence or insanity." As a photographer, he originally planned to write the script and sell it.
		The film shot in California in March 1997 was the first feature produced by LA-based Division I Entertainment since 1996.
		Their next meeting will be held on September 17 with Sean Horgan of Barbizon Lighting conducting a meeting on the use of filters.
	newenglandfilm.com /news/archives/98september/industrynews.htm (1327 words)

	Turkish Film Festival September 15-18 2005
		Fatih Akın, whose earlier German films (especially Short Sharp Shock) were energetic, vibrant studies of the conditions of the Turkish diaspora in Germany, extends the pain and passion to his homeland and discovers that one may not after all be able to escape one's roots, both literally and metaphorically.
		Panicos Chrysanthou was born in 1951, in Kythera, Cyprus, and graduated from the University of Athens with a joint degree in literature and philosophy.
		This improvised film made by a film crew of two: The director and an actor; in collaboration with members of a village community, may be the first of its kind.
	mtsa.rso.wisc.edu /filmfestival05.htm (2867 words)

	September 11 film well-received » 7DAYS General and Local News, Dubai, Abu Dhabi UAE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The film dramatises events on a flight which crashed when passengers fought back against hijackers.
		But despite losing out to Williams’ family comedy, RV, the results for United 93 have been well-received by its makers as some audiences watching trailers for the film had expressed concern that it was too soon to dramatise about the events of 2001.
		She added the studio had not made any predictions about its box office performance because it "wasn’t the first and foremost aspect of producing the film".
	www.7days.ae /2006/05/02/september-11-film-well-received.html (205 words)

	Coney Island Film Festival: September 30 - October 2, 2005
		Tickets for the September 30 opening night benefit gala for Coney Island USA are $20.
		Brooklyn filmmaker Barry Strugatz returns to the Coney Island Film Festival this year with his first feature film: "From Other Worlds." The routine of a bored Brooklyn housewife is disrupted when she is visited by an alien.
		With the help of a fellow contactee she is determined to solve the mystery of her otherworldly experiences.
	www.coneyislandfilmfestival.com /press.htm (682 words)

	September Drama Film Releases - Drama Movies
		Whatever summer was lacking in drama film releases September is more than making up for.
		Release Date: September 8, 2006 in NY and LA (limited).
		Release Date: September 29, 2006 (NY); October 6, 2006 (limited); October 13, 2006 (wider).
	www.bellaonline.com /articles/art45769.asp (134 words)

	Harvard Film Archive September-October: Topics in Film - Film in the Third Reich: The Power of Images and Illusions
		Approved by Hitler as the official film record of the sixth Nazi-party Congress, held in 1934 at Nuremberg, this infamous film provides a case study of cinema as a means of propaganda that, nonetheless, preserves its integrity as an art form.
		Analyzing many sequences from her films in a manner that is both passionate and sophisticated, she attempts to vindicate her infamous past.
		Instead, the film was given to German actor-director Luis Trenker, who scripted a political allegory about a European revolutionary who flees to America in 1834, where he becomes the leader of an immigrant community and later gains power as a U.S. senator and army general before he is finally brought down.
	www.harvardfilmarchive.org /calendars/02sepoct/thirdreich.htm (628 words)

	Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary Ocean Film Festival (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Films will be screened at SCAD's Trustees Theater on Broughton Street in downtown Savannah September 22-24 and at the Ritz Theater in Brunswick September 30.
		Free tickets for the Savannah films will be available at the Trustees Theater Box Office beginning September 10 (912.525.5050).
		Tickets for the Brunswick films will be available at the door.
	www.graysreefoceanfilmfestival.com (98 words)

	FILMBIZ
		Film Biz was a monthly, charitable event that brought together Washington area film, video and media professionals.
		The Film Biz founder and director, Allison Silberberg, began Film Biz in the summer of '96 "to create a sense of community for the local film and video industry, not to mention an opportunity for networking on an ongoing basis." For biographical information about Allison Silberberg, please go to the WHO page.
		As mentioned, Film Biz has been going strong for well over nine years, has given over $50,000 to local nonprofits and has helped bring film and video professionals and their 22 organizations closer together.
	www.filmbiz.org (599 words)

	Film Fanaddict Magazine - NEWS - Crispin Glover's WHAT IS IT? - News
		Some titles may not fit in completely with FILM FANADDICT’s general range of coverage yet may be of interest to others, like for example, my wife.
		Film Fanaddict is proud to host the official website of Cult Director, DON EDMONDS.
		Elvira is back hosting a brand new series of comical introductions, intermissions and wrap-ups for seven films from the infamous “Something Weird Video Library” being shown from October 15th to November 15th as part of Comcast’s On Demand Programming for Halloween.
	www.shockingimages.com (990 words)

	Projector Films - new ideas for film makers: September 2005
		DePict is a festival for films under 90 seconds in length so this kind of production is out there.
		The September issue of ScriptWriter Magazine has an entire editorial about this, because it will be a more successful way forward in my opinion as the technology becomes simpler and less expensive.
		But as the writer of the film, (and just the writer - if you had no hyphen) you are powerless to control what happens next.
	projectorfilms.blogspot.com /2005_09_01_projectorfilms_archive.html (2602 words)

	Press Information \| September 11 Film Series at Donnell Library
		The screened films provide perspectives on the issues raised by the Twin Towers’ construction and its destruction.
		In the first film, Don Lenzer's “A Wonderful Construction,” 1973 (16mm film, 15 minutes), the construction workers involved in building the World Trade Center are engaged as they demonstrate in support of American military action in Vietnam.
		Included in the Library’s exhibition are images of the events of September 11, 2001, in New York and the two other disaster sites, as well as photographs from California and other states, Afghanistan, and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
	www.nypl.org /press/2003/sept11films.cfm (538 words)

	NYC Film .net / New York Film Blog: September 2006
		Twentieth (20th) Century Fox Film Corporation is one of the major American film studios.
		The specialty film division of 20th Century Fox, established in 1994.
		The art house films division of NBC Universal's Universal Studios, and acts as both a producer and distributor for its own films and a distributor for foreign films.
	www.nycfilm.net /2006/09/index.html (522 words)

	World Trade Center (2006) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Trivia: After seeing his performance in the film, Crash (2004/I), Maggie Gyllenhaal recommended Michael Pena for the role of Officer William Jimeno.
		I don't in any way want to belittle the pain that these families had to endure, which is why I am disappointed that that pain was exploited to make a bad movie.
		September 11 was the most important and tragic event in my lifetime, and I think it deserves more respect than to be made into a generic, poorly-written disaster movie less than five years after it happened.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0469641 (612 words)

	This Magazine's Film Club: September 2004 Archives
		The 16th Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival promises to be the biggest and most exciting festival to date.
		Film Club is a member of MyMediaBiz.com (http://mymediabiz.com), Canada's only multi-tiered, multi-purpose entertainment portal dedicated to promoting and enhancing interactivity in the Canadian media industry.
		September 1 - 16, 2004 - Cinema 379, Peterborough, ON September 10, 17, 24, 2004 - McMaster University, Hamilton, ON October 3 - 4, 2004 - University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC http://www.stupiditythemovie.com/
	blog.thismagazine.ca /filmclub/archives/2004/09 (3626 words)

	Film Festivals in September 2006 - Northern Stars
		The Venice Film Festival - August 30 to Sept. 9 in Venice, Italy
		Telluride Film Festival - Sept. 1 to 4 in Telluride, Colorado
		Boston Film Festival - Sept. 8 to 15 in Boston Massachesetts
	www.northernstars.ca /Festivals/festivalssept.html (295 words)

	September - Film - What's on - Number 8
		The film captures with extraordinary intimacy the inner workings of the Berkman family in 1986 Brooklyn.
		Their two sons are left to grapple with confusing and conflicting feelings.
		The film is a tender, funny and moving portrayal of a family in transition learning to redefine itself.
	www.number8.org /film_sept.htm (558 words)

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