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Trash Dance "Behind-the-Scenes." trt:4:51
Don Anderson, Crane Operator & soloist in TRASH DANCE.
TRASH DANCE broadcast premiere on PBS's America ReFramed, January 13 at 8.p.m. Check local listings. http://bit.ly/TDARfseason3
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Shanda Johnson talks about the effects of Trash Dance as a Solid Waste Service employee (while cleaning up at SXSW!)
Trash Dance starts its limited engagement at the Violet Crown starting May 3, 2013!
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Trash Dance Trailer
Attention Austin: TRASH DANCE at VIOLET CROWN CINEMA - Limited engagement starts May 3rd, 2013. (free parking)
Info & Tix: violetcrowncinema.com
WATCH THE TRAILER: trashdancemovie.com
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Watch the THEATRICAL TRAILER for TRASH DANCE.
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Limited engagement starts May 3!
Violet Crown Cinema - 434 W. 2nd (Austin, TX)
FREE validated parking - garage entrance on San Antonio btw 2nd and 3rd
Info & Tix: violetcrowncinema.com
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Full Frame Winners Include "Special Flight" and "Trash Dance"
I wasn’t able to make it to Durham this past weekend for the 2012 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, but Documentary Channel was there as a sponsor and congratulates all of the award winners, which were announced yesterday.
Of films I’ve seen previously, I am glad to see The Law in These Parts (review) earn a Special Jury Award since it’s a heavy doc that I don’t expect will seem as accessible or appealing to audiences without all the honors it’s been receiving. Same goes for Audience Award winner Trash Dance (review), which I had mistakenly thought would find little interest outside of Austin (and the SXSW Film Festival). Sometimes I’m happy to admit my errors.
The big winner of the fest is Fernand Melgar’s Special Flight, which received both the Anne Dellinger Grand Jury Award and the Center for Documentary Studies Filmmaker Award. I haven’t seen it, but you can bet it’s now on my radar and high on my list of must see docs. The film looks at illegal migrants and asylum seekers being held in Switzerland’s Framboise detention center.
Check out a trailer for Special Flight and the full list of Full Frame winners after the jump.
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Here’s a blog post from filmmaker Andrew Garrison of TRASH DANCE screening at Silverdocs June 23 & 24. The film documents the creation of a beautiful dance piece inspired by the work of often unnoticed public servants — sanitation workers. Stay tuned for more posts from Andrew Garrison as the...