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    The Power of Few

    From the global to the local, The Power of Few breaks barriers of conventional filmmaking, redefines the meaning of interactivity and social networking, while managing to be an intriguing, captivating and entertaining film with a scene-stealing Christopher Walken, a killer score by Mike Simpson (Fig...

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    Festival Scope opens “Labels”

    Finally a way to track festival winners that eliminates our need to track all festivals separately. Festival Scope , the online platform known for providing film professionals with online screening of films from more than 60 of the most prestigious international film festivals (including Berlinale, ...

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    Wroclaw Rhymes with Love: Out with the Old, In with the New, Part 3

    Continuing with my blog series on my 2011 travels to festivals, (Out with the Old, In with the New), after Spain I was invited to serve on the jury of the American Film Festival's debut edition of Indies in Progress. The American Film Festival itself is only 2 years old. The second edition will be...

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    The Secret of 'Black Bread'

    Black Bread (Pa Negro), Spain's submission for Best Foreign Language Oscar Nomination, reveals the power of secrets upon succeeding generations once again. This multi-award winning film takes place in a poor village where an otherwise principled and loving father acts to help his son in life by suc...

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