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Resources in This Category

• Mai's America

  http://www.marloporas.com/
  Documents a Vietnamese exchange student's experience in rural United States. Synopsis, reviews, filmmaker interviews, credits, screening details, and links.

• Massacre at Mazar

  http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2002/06/dora-j17.html
  Director Jamie Doran discusses the film with Stefan Steinberg of the World Socialist Web Site.

• Meeting Andrei Tarkovsky

  http://trakovskyfilm.com/
  A Dmitry Trakovsky film investigates the legacy of the late Russian film director Andrei Tarkovsky. Synopsis, trailer, production notes, photographs, biographies, news articles, and contact information.

• Monster Camp

  http://www.monstercampthemovie.com/
  A glimpse into the workings of NERO, a Seattle-based live action role-playing group. Synopsis, trailer, stills, screenings, a RPG quiz, and contact information.

• My First and Last Film

  http://www.myfirstandlastfilm.com/
  Independent documentary film compiled from posthumous footage left behind by filmmaker Johnny Zhivago, who murdered actress Nicole Mitzel and committed suicide on videotape. Synopsis, filmmakers, photographs, and news.

• My Neighbor My Killer

  http://www.gacacafilms.com/
  Anne Aghion's trilogy about gacaca -- citizen-based justice with which rural Rwandans are addressing the crimes of the 1994 genocide. Synopses, press kit, screening details, reviews, festival coverage, contact information, and links.

• Sheffield Vision

  http://www.sheffieldvision.com/
  The story of Sheffield's music scene between 1977 and 1982. Film synopsis, information about featured bands, news, trailer, and links.

 

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