Comments | n5432123456: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

n5432123456

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Dec 04, 2005 10:26

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mathemajician December 4 2005, 18:53:10 UTC

Hollywood aren't the only people who make movies you know...

disruptivespace December 4 2005, 19:46:04 UTC

If you know any independent film makers who want to get their work showcased, would you send them my way? i'm organizing a film festival at the uni i go to, and the more submissions we get the better. thanks!

mathemajician December 4 2005, 23:44:23 UTC

I'm not quite sure what you're looking for...

If you just want non-Hollywood films, then sure, there's thousands of them around. For example, tonight I watched the Belgian film "Iedereen beroemd!" which was great. Or do you want up and coming film makers? That would be more difficult. I mean, the films I watch tend to be the "famous" ones that win film festivals etc. Of course they are only really "famous" among people who are into indy films.

disruptivespace December 5 2005, 00:05:08 UTC

We're looking for up and coming amateur filmmakers who want to get their work seen. If you know anyone like that, please send him/her my way. :)

disruptivespace December 4 2005, 19:49:14 UTC

i fucking love STREETCAR. marlon brando is the shit. so. Damn. HOT. if i were stella, i'd consider going back to him and getting me some of that too. STREETCAR gets quoted all the time around here. the only thing i hate about that movie is the ending. fucking director ruined it by diverging from williams text. which adaption are you going to watch?

anonymous December 17 2005, 00:58:10 UTC

I saw some boy about my age reading CS Lewis on the subway this morning and was filled with disgust. You know the type: sorta cute, but has a weak chin, snarky sense of humor, but can't take a joke. It made me very agitated. I bet he listens to Death Cab.

-my friend Alexandra, aka Lady Awesome

n5432123456 December 17 2005, 01:51:25 UTC

Is this claire?

That sounds like me when I was 13. I was reading narnia books over and over, and listening to the most depressing music I could find, and didn't like it when I thought people were making fun of me.