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CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
2009 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
July 31, 2009 - SHORTS PROGRAM
Rick Gutierrez' "Somewhat Damaged"
Kimber Leigh's "No Biz Like Show Biz," "Everything is Destiny," and "Vroom"
Pete Lindy's "Surreb2"
Mike Mortimer's Nowhere Man"
and Jay Lee's "The Hierophant"
May 29, 2009 - BREATHLESS-GRL
*BREATHLESS_GRL is directed by Randy Huckabone. Dan, who has recently separated from his wife, has found the single life to be lonely and unsatisfying. He decides to try online dating when he learns his soon to be ex-wife has begun to see another man. He meets an online beauty named Bridget, who gives him an evening of pleasure beyond his wildest expectations. When the evening is over, Bridget asks Dan for one more unexpected request. This request will lead Dan into a dark and dangerous world, lead by a sinister character, Denny.
March 20, 2009 - NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME
NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME produced by Ernie Quiroz. Aimless, Jason moves back home trying to figure out his post-college life. With most of his friends gone, Jason latches onto Victor, 31, an old acquaintance who still lives at home playing video games. Jason tries to forget that his girlfriend, has dumped him and finds himself falling for Victor's visiting and married cousin Audrey. Running time 87 minutes.
See the trailer at: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=44127295
.
January 30, 2009 - SHORTS PROGRAM
2008 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
November 14, 2008 - THE ASPHALT GOSPEL
Against the background of increasing intolerance from the Christian Right, they spread a message of compassion and inclusion. The story of their 2,500 mile walk to Washington, DC will surprise you and maybe make you feel a little more hopeful.
http://www.crosswalkamerica.org/AsphaltGospel/tabid/84/Default.aspx
September 26, 2008 - JANE DOE THE DOCU-SERIES
Jane Fendelman was relieved to find out she might die from the aggressive Cancer.
July 25, 2008: Shorts Program
Featured films: Life List by Bill Kersey, The Slow Cook by Bob Reynolds, Utopia by Pete Lindey, Fan Mail, Shadow Ball, Orifice Visit, and Empty House by Sean Christensen.
May 23, 2008-PHOENIX: Best of the Fest: Arizona Short Films from The Phoenix Film Fest
Opening The Doors, by Mark Wilson, The Addict, by Jon Ray, Raglin Tales, by Bruce Nelson and Greg Seki, Revelation Nine, by Vance Null, Der Ostwind, by Kohl Glass Nonsense, by Rustin L. Odom & Richard C. Judd, Like You Said, by Timothy D. Allen, First and Last, by Damien Patrik
April, 2008: No Cinema Lounge due to Phoenix Film Festival
March 14, 2008: Sex, Drugs & Money
Directed by Rick Rose; Produced and Co-written by Gary Sundt
February 22, 2008: La Venganza (The Revenge)
Tucson filmmaker Ben Lopez's new Spanish language (with English subtitles) action/ thriller, LA VENGANZA (THE REVENGE), the bullet-sprayed story of an ambitious criminal out for one last score.
January 18, 2008: Black, White & Yellow (56 minutes)
Filmmakers: Nicole Koschmann, director & Bill Kersey, editor
2007 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
December 14, 2007: Short films from TalentoHispanio.com
EL DIA MENOS PENSADO (The least expected day) - 10 min, QUE ME VA A HACER (Her favorite treat) - 5 min, REPLAY - 4 min, MINOTAUROMAQUIA (animation) - 10 min, KRITTERS (animation) - 10 min, INFILTRATED - 5 min, ROUND 5 - 10 min, * UNA DEUDA OCULTA (A Dark Debt) by Rock Soup LLC.
November 20, 2007: Cinema Lounge at the Loft, Tucson: Black, White & Yellow (56 minutes)
BLACK, WHITE & YELLOW is a documentary directed by Nicole Koschmann. It is 56 minutes long and not rated. Growing up in a multi-racial family in three different countries, two sisters struggle to define their own identities as well as their relationship with each other. By telling the compelling story of this unique American family, this personal film addresses current issues of interracial adoption, ethnicity and nationality.
October 23, 2007: Cinema Lounge at the Loft, Tucson
September 28, 2007 : An Evening with Eternal Entertainment
1. Lady Death: The Animated Motion, excerpt (Courtesy of ADV Films). 9 minutes. Animated. Color. Story & created by Brian Pulido. Produced by Brian Pulido & Adam Goldfine.
2. There's Something Out There, excerpt. 7 min. Color live action. Written, directed & produced by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, Director of Photography.
3. "Move In Tight" - Love me Nots Music Video (Courtesy of Atomic A go Go Records). 2 min. Color. Live action & animation. Produced & directed by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, Director of Photography.
4. Chief (Courtesy Andalou Moon Productions). 6 min. Color. Live action. Doug Howard, director. Written and Co-Produced by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, Director of Photography.
5. "Voice of The Dead". Calabrese Music video (Courtesy of Spookshow Records). 4 min. color. live action. Produced & Directed by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, co-producer and Director of Photography.
6. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Revenge of The Aztec Mummy (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting) 5 min. Color. Animation. Story by Brian Pulido. Co-written by Brian Pulido & Elliot Blake.
7. "Valentine". Sixstitch Music Video (Courtesy Sixstitch) 4 min. Color. Live action. Produced & directed by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, co-producer and Director of Photography.
8. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legacy (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting). 5 min. Color. Animation. Written by Brian Pulido.
9. Lara Croft Tomb Raider promo (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting) 1 min. Color. Animation.
10. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Raising Thaumopolis (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting) 6 min. Color. Animation. Written by Mike Stackpole.
August 24, 2007: MERCY (85 minutes) Written and Directed by Patrick Roddy. Mercy follows ex-con John Mercy who yearns for a new start in idyllic Montana, but first must complete his parole. But as John settles into his new life a mysterious woman finds her way into his dreams creating nightmares with devastating results.
July 27, 2007: HUNTING MEXICANS (85 minutes)
Written and Directed by Ryan Noble. A marine just back from the Middle East reunites with two high school buddies to form a de facto militia and travel to the U.S. - Mexico border in Arizona to attempt to "guard" the country from the "invaders" from the south.
June 29, 2007: Shorts program featuring DISCONNECTED (2005 48 Hour Film Challenge) by Chad Lindstrom & Joe Tillman, POWDER by Michael Peterson, LIFT OFF & PREVIEWS by Nathan Thompson, M.O.M. by Roze, GOOD COMPANY by Maria Restivo, NICE ROSE by Josh Gill, GREENHORN by Robert Guthrie, LET THERE BE LOVE by Candace Rose, COOKIES FOR CALLIE by Joe Grubermann & Rosa Linda Roman, and LEAVING THE LEGACY by Linnaea Kimble.
May 25, 2007: Robert Conway's REDEMPTION (90 minutes)
A man seeks Redemption after a lifetime of wickedness.
April, 2007: No Cinema Lounge due to Phoenix Film Festival
March 23, 2007: GOOD RIDDANCE by Timothy Young.
February 23, 2007: Nitara's RUNNING ON EMPTY trailer (3 mn) *adult content, Angel Ruiz's EMBRYO (13 mn), Tamara Garfield's SNOWBIRDS (10 mn), Bill Kersey's GARPENFARGLE (4 mn) and PERMIAN FLOW (4 mn) and Paul DeNigris' THE LONG SHOT trailer (4 mn) and STABBING STUPIDITY (5 mn).
2007 CINEMA LOUNGES - TUCSON
August 28, 2007-TUCSON: Roberto Gudino's documentary BELOW THE FOLD Directed by Roberto Gudino. Produced by Olga Briseno, Media Democracy & Policy Initiative. With special guests in attendance: Frank Sotomayor, co-editor, and Louis Sahagun, writer with the Pulitzer Prize-winning series "Southern California's Latino Community".
July 17, 2007: TUCSON: Ben Lopez's LA VENGANZA
2006 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
November 3: RAINDANCE IN A STORM written and directed by Jerry Chinn.
September 29: Featured short films of all genres from the Scottsdale Community College Film Department: "Passion to the Max" by Felix Allen, "Unfinished Symphony" by Scott Corbitt, "Knot Me" by Mark Wilson, "Wake Up" by Jill Landrith, "Leash" by John Orchard, and "Uncle Belfry" by Scott Alan Gregory.
August 18: First feature length film: Richard Roth's BEING EARNEST (90 minutes). BEING EARNEST is a modern adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
July 14: PORCELAIN directed by David Libertella (Arizona student short film winner 2006 PFF); Shorts from Matter of Chance Productions (Joshua J. Provost, Brock H. Brown, Gabriel Loyer) including LEONARDO, INTENSE MATH, APPLIED GENOMICS, THE GLOVE BOX, OUTSIDE IN and PANTOMIMING and DASHING DINER written by Nicole Natale.
June 16: A. LINCOLN: A LIFE EMBELLISHED and THE STRANGE CASE OF RAY MILLAND, by Bruce Dellis, MILLENIUM and DEAD LAST by Angel Ruiz and CLOWN by Karl Hirsch.
May 19: THERE'S SOMETHING OUT THERE, Directed by Brian Pulido; JERRY V. DEATH, Directed by Marcos Efron and Written by Donovan and Adam Montierth; REFLECT, Directed by Mark Wilson and REVEILLE, Written and Directed by Donovan and Adam Montierth.
April 21: OCHA by Tracy Sagalow, DILLON by Danny Dillon and VIVA LAS VEGAS: ROCKABILLY WEEKEND by Ernest McIntyre
March: No Cinema Lounge due to Phoenix Film Festival
February: ARMAND by Jennifer Dornbush and PAYCHECKED! by Chris LaMont
January: REAL GONE CAT by Rob Sucato, PORTRAIT by Dean Ronalds, A POUND OF FLESH by Dean Ronalds and CONSUMED by Timothy Allen.
2009 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
July 31, 2009 - SHORTS PROGRAM
Rick Gutierrez' "Somewhat Damaged"
Kimber Leigh's "No Biz Like Show Biz," "Everything is Destiny," and "Vroom"
Pete Lindy's "Surreb2"
Mike Mortimer's Nowhere Man"
and Jay Lee's "The Hierophant"
May 29, 2009 - BREATHLESS-GRL
*BREATHLESS_GRL is directed by Randy Huckabone. Dan, who has recently separated from his wife, has found the single life to be lonely and unsatisfying. He decides to try online dating when he learns his soon to be ex-wife has begun to see another man. He meets an online beauty named Bridget, who gives him an evening of pleasure beyond his wildest expectations. When the evening is over, Bridget asks Dan for one more unexpected request. This request will lead Dan into a dark and dangerous world, lead by a sinister character, Denny.
March 20, 2009 - NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME
NOW WOULD BE A GOOD TIME produced by Ernie Quiroz. Aimless, Jason moves back home trying to figure out his post-college life. With most of his friends gone, Jason latches onto Victor, 31, an old acquaintance who still lives at home playing video games. Jason tries to forget that his girlfriend, has dumped him and finds himself falling for Victor's visiting and married cousin Audrey. Running time 87 minutes.
See the trailer at: http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=44127295
.
January 30, 2009 - SHORTS PROGRAM
2008 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
November 14, 2008 - THE ASPHALT GOSPEL
Against the background of increasing intolerance from the Christian Right, they spread a message of compassion and inclusion. The story of their 2,500 mile walk to Washington, DC will surprise you and maybe make you feel a little more hopeful.
http://www.crosswalkamerica.org/AsphaltGospel/tabid/84/Default.aspx
September 26, 2008 - JANE DOE THE DOCU-SERIES
Jane Fendelman was relieved to find out she might die from the aggressive Cancer.
July 25, 2008: Shorts Program
Featured films: Life List by Bill Kersey, The Slow Cook by Bob Reynolds, Utopia by Pete Lindey, Fan Mail, Shadow Ball, Orifice Visit, and Empty House by Sean Christensen.
May 23, 2008-PHOENIX: Best of the Fest: Arizona Short Films from The Phoenix Film Fest
Opening The Doors, by Mark Wilson, The Addict, by Jon Ray, Raglin Tales, by Bruce Nelson and Greg Seki, Revelation Nine, by Vance Null, Der Ostwind, by Kohl Glass Nonsense, by Rustin L. Odom & Richard C. Judd, Like You Said, by Timothy D. Allen, First and Last, by Damien Patrik
April, 2008: No Cinema Lounge due to Phoenix Film Festival
March 14, 2008: Sex, Drugs & Money
Directed by Rick Rose; Produced and Co-written by Gary Sundt
February 22, 2008: La Venganza (The Revenge)
Tucson filmmaker Ben Lopez's new Spanish language (with English subtitles) action/ thriller, LA VENGANZA (THE REVENGE), the bullet-sprayed story of an ambitious criminal out for one last score.
January 18, 2008: Black, White & Yellow (56 minutes)
Filmmakers: Nicole Koschmann, director & Bill Kersey, editor
2007 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
December 14, 2007: Short films from TalentoHispanio.com
EL DIA MENOS PENSADO (The least expected day) - 10 min, QUE ME VA A HACER (Her favorite treat) - 5 min, REPLAY - 4 min, MINOTAUROMAQUIA (animation) - 10 min, KRITTERS (animation) - 10 min, INFILTRATED - 5 min, ROUND 5 - 10 min, * UNA DEUDA OCULTA (A Dark Debt) by Rock Soup LLC.
November 20, 2007: Cinema Lounge at the Loft, Tucson: Black, White & Yellow (56 minutes)
BLACK, WHITE & YELLOW is a documentary directed by Nicole Koschmann. It is 56 minutes long and not rated. Growing up in a multi-racial family in three different countries, two sisters struggle to define their own identities as well as their relationship with each other. By telling the compelling story of this unique American family, this personal film addresses current issues of interracial adoption, ethnicity and nationality.
October 23, 2007: Cinema Lounge at the Loft, Tucson
September 28, 2007 : An Evening with Eternal Entertainment
1. Lady Death: The Animated Motion, excerpt (Courtesy of ADV Films). 9 minutes. Animated. Color. Story & created by Brian Pulido. Produced by Brian Pulido & Adam Goldfine.
2. There's Something Out There, excerpt. 7 min. Color live action. Written, directed & produced by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, Director of Photography.
3. "Move In Tight" - Love me Nots Music Video (Courtesy of Atomic A go Go Records). 2 min. Color. Live action & animation. Produced & directed by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, Director of Photography.
4. Chief (Courtesy Andalou Moon Productions). 6 min. Color. Live action. Doug Howard, director. Written and Co-Produced by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, Director of Photography.
5. "Voice of The Dead". Calabrese Music video (Courtesy of Spookshow Records). 4 min. color. live action. Produced & Directed by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, co-producer and Director of Photography.
6. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Revenge of The Aztec Mummy (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting) 5 min. Color. Animation. Story by Brian Pulido. Co-written by Brian Pulido & Elliot Blake.
7. "Valentine". Sixstitch Music Video (Courtesy Sixstitch) 4 min. Color. Live action. Produced & directed by Brian Pulido. Adam Goldfine, co-producer and Director of Photography.
8. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legacy (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting). 5 min. Color. Animation. Written by Brian Pulido.
9. Lara Croft Tomb Raider promo (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting) 1 min. Color. Animation.
10. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Raising Thaumopolis (Courtesy of Turner Broadcasting) 6 min. Color. Animation. Written by Mike Stackpole.
August 24, 2007: MERCY (85 minutes) Written and Directed by Patrick Roddy. Mercy follows ex-con John Mercy who yearns for a new start in idyllic Montana, but first must complete his parole. But as John settles into his new life a mysterious woman finds her way into his dreams creating nightmares with devastating results.
July 27, 2007: HUNTING MEXICANS (85 minutes)
Written and Directed by Ryan Noble. A marine just back from the Middle East reunites with two high school buddies to form a de facto militia and travel to the U.S. - Mexico border in Arizona to attempt to "guard" the country from the "invaders" from the south.
June 29, 2007: Shorts program featuring DISCONNECTED (2005 48 Hour Film Challenge) by Chad Lindstrom & Joe Tillman, POWDER by Michael Peterson, LIFT OFF & PREVIEWS by Nathan Thompson, M.O.M. by Roze, GOOD COMPANY by Maria Restivo, NICE ROSE by Josh Gill, GREENHORN by Robert Guthrie, LET THERE BE LOVE by Candace Rose, COOKIES FOR CALLIE by Joe Grubermann & Rosa Linda Roman, and LEAVING THE LEGACY by Linnaea Kimble.
May 25, 2007: Robert Conway's REDEMPTION (90 minutes)
A man seeks Redemption after a lifetime of wickedness.
April, 2007: No Cinema Lounge due to Phoenix Film Festival
March 23, 2007: GOOD RIDDANCE by Timothy Young.
February 23, 2007: Nitara's RUNNING ON EMPTY trailer (3 mn) *adult content, Angel Ruiz's EMBRYO (13 mn), Tamara Garfield's SNOWBIRDS (10 mn), Bill Kersey's GARPENFARGLE (4 mn) and PERMIAN FLOW (4 mn) and Paul DeNigris' THE LONG SHOT trailer (4 mn) and STABBING STUPIDITY (5 mn).
2007 CINEMA LOUNGES - TUCSON
August 28, 2007-TUCSON: Roberto Gudino's documentary BELOW THE FOLD Directed by Roberto Gudino. Produced by Olga Briseno, Media Democracy & Policy Initiative. With special guests in attendance: Frank Sotomayor, co-editor, and Louis Sahagun, writer with the Pulitzer Prize-winning series "Southern California's Latino Community".
July 17, 2007: TUCSON: Ben Lopez's LA VENGANZA
2006 CINEMA LOUNGES - PHOENIX
November 3: RAINDANCE IN A STORM written and directed by Jerry Chinn.
September 29: Featured short films of all genres from the Scottsdale Community College Film Department: "Passion to the Max" by Felix Allen, "Unfinished Symphony" by Scott Corbitt, "Knot Me" by Mark Wilson, "Wake Up" by Jill Landrith, "Leash" by John Orchard, and "Uncle Belfry" by Scott Alan Gregory.
August 18: First feature length film: Richard Roth's BEING EARNEST (90 minutes). BEING EARNEST is a modern adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
July 14: PORCELAIN directed by David Libertella (Arizona student short film winner 2006 PFF); Shorts from Matter of Chance Productions (Joshua J. Provost, Brock H. Brown, Gabriel Loyer) including LEONARDO, INTENSE MATH, APPLIED GENOMICS, THE GLOVE BOX, OUTSIDE IN and PANTOMIMING and DASHING DINER written by Nicole Natale.
June 16: A. LINCOLN: A LIFE EMBELLISHED and THE STRANGE CASE OF RAY MILLAND, by Bruce Dellis, MILLENIUM and DEAD LAST by Angel Ruiz and CLOWN by Karl Hirsch.
May 19: THERE'S SOMETHING OUT THERE, Directed by Brian Pulido; JERRY V. DEATH, Directed by Marcos Efron and Written by Donovan and Adam Montierth; REFLECT, Directed by Mark Wilson and REVEILLE, Written and Directed by Donovan and Adam Montierth.
April 21: OCHA by Tracy Sagalow, DILLON by Danny Dillon and VIVA LAS VEGAS: ROCKABILLY WEEKEND by Ernest McIntyre
March: No Cinema Lounge due to Phoenix Film Festival
February: ARMAND by Jennifer Dornbush and PAYCHECKED! by Chris LaMont
January: REAL GONE CAT by Rob Sucato, PORTRAIT by Dean Ronalds, A POUND OF FLESH by Dean Ronalds and CONSUMED by Timothy Allen.
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