Issue 1.31
October 29-November 4, 2007
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Necessary Belief
First and foremost Brandon McCormick is a storyteller, and it’s only incidental that he’s a filmmaker, film being the best artistic format for him to share his stories. “You think about history, our culture; you think about everything we assimilate, our relationships, e...
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Savannah in Photos & Short Stories
The following is a faithful if partial narrative of the first three days of the Savannah Film Festival 2007 from the perspectives of editor Noralil Ryan Fores and photographer Chris Skeene. Follow the links contained throughout the story to hear filmmaker audio clips and visit related Websites.
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Spaces of Anonymity & Celebrity
When aspiring actor and stand-up comedian Myles Maher moved out to Los Angeles, he found himself all the sudden very uncertain about taking the first big step, one initially defined by a minor action. “I got the interest of a manager out in LA who wanted to represent me. H...
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P&F Take on Gone Baby Gone
Ben Affleck, Ben Affleck, how we love you, let us count the ways. In episode 16, Lily and JM do their best to try and suppress their love for all things Affleck and provide an unbiased review of his directorial debut, “Gone Baby Gone.” Casey Affleck shines in the film, something that, along with Ed Harr...
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Photographer Chris Skeene captures images from Savannah, looking at both the festival and the city. 