A smart, visually rich, and beautifully crafted indie gem about grappling with the past and confronting truths we’d rather ignore.
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A smart, visually rich, and beautifully crafted indie gem about grappling with the past and confronting truths we’d rather ignore.
Death Letter Blues: A Thriller
A Year of Unexpected Delights and Frustrations!
I love year-end reviews. I look back at what I’ve experienced, what I’ve learned and what I’m planning for the new year. The delights are many: travel, family visits, theatre, and writing, always writing.
The frustrations have more to do with what’s happening outside my home: politics in the USA and the #metoo movement. The latter, I applaud, as there have been so many brave women and men needing…
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Remembering Robert Hall
Robert Hall, featured on the right, played a detective
Yesterday, I learned that Robert Hall was executed by a terrorist group in the Phillipines. I am choosing not to name the group as they represent an evil I do not understand. Why they would kill a decent man whose only crime was being in the wrong place at the wrong time is unfathomable.
Robert Hall was cast as a detective in Cipher, a short…
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FILMING THE SALTON SEA
FILMING THE SALTON SEA
Filming the Salton Sea is an ambitious undertaking but the talent involved is exceptional. Each member of the film crew is driven by their passion and commitment to making an indie film that’s worth watching.
Our grandson, Michael Stevantoni, is one of these talents and the director of this feature. He’s proven his abilities time and again with the various awards he’s won at festivals for the…
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Eduardo in Kodak Film Challenge
Eduardo in Kodak Film Challenge
Michael needs your vote for his film Eduardo in the Kodak Film Challenge.
Our grandson, Michael Stevantoni, who’s been making films since he was six, is now in second year university, at Dodge College, Chapman University, Orange CA.
On the set of Eduardo
There, he directed a short film, about five minutes long, called Eduardo.
It was shot on 8 mm film (not digital) and is in Spanish with…
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