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Winners of Bangkok IndieFest's 'Golden Shirt' Award to be Determined by Audience Choice Winners of Bangkok IndieFest's 'Golden Shirt' award in each category to be determined by audience choice this year, via ballot selection for each of the 80+ participating films. *YOU* can help determine the winners! See complete schedule and lineup here: http://www.bangkokfest.com/schedule_venues/schedule_venues.html BANGKOK INDIEFEST 1.0: August 6-8, 2553 More info @ aa http://www.bangkokfest.com/ Posted via email from Camerado @ Posterous

LOST IN NEW MEXICO rises above the indie pack! Award winning writer-director J Rosette's 2nd feature, LOST IN NEW MEXICO: the Strange Tale of Susan Hero ( www.lostinnewmexicomovie.com ) continues to garner more positive press, rising above the Indie Pack. "It would be interesting to see Rosette’s obvious abilities supported by a professional cast and crew and studio-grade equipment." - The Moving Arts Journal "Recommended for Adventurous Viewers" - Lib. Journal "It’s the sort of film that would probably be a sleeper hit if it had the money behind it." - Rogue Cinema LOST IN NEW MEXICO: the Strange Tale of Susan Hero...the first dramatic feature from the director of the award winning feature docu, BOOKWARS ("Terrific" - LA Times). His 3rd feature, FREEDOM DEAL, is the never-before told dramatization of the US incursion into Cambodia in 1970 as part of the wider VN-US conflict.  ** The director has spent over half a decade living ...

Lost in New Mexico: The Strange Tale of Susan Hero (2007) By Eric M. Armstrong -- Published on Jul 4th, 2010 and filed under Film Reviews , Indie . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Jason Rosette’s no-budget tale of desolation, desperation and loss subtly weaves together the disparate lives of a group of struggling Southwesterners in “Lost in New Mexico.” Susan (Drea Pressley), grieving and aimless after the loss of her newborn daughter, thoughtlessly seeks out a rogue animal-cloning geneticist (Dr. Alan Rice) to reverse, or subvert, the most inevitable of human events — death.  Along the way she encounters mysterious illegal immigrant, Javier (Jaime Estrada), and the two run away from their respective troubles together, forging an unlikely friendship of circumstance and innate understanding. Running parallel to this central storyline is a tandem of narratives: one, following a dow...

Selections for BANGKOK INDIEFEST 1.0 (Detailed schedule and film info to be posted @ www.bangkokfest.com shortly) www.bangkokfest.com Note: Schedule TBA; additional films may be added August 6-8 2553 BANGKOK, Thailand   10 Years to Nashville Katarzyna Trzaska   34 & Park Cameron Pearson Amexica Ron Krauss Born to Be Alive Alexander Felsing & Tobias Sparrman Broken Christian Doran Bye Bye Now! Ross Whitaker, Aideen O'Sullivan Case Closed Kevin Stocklin Correspondence Oliver Waghorn Coup De Grace Thymaya Payne Cravings Andreas Lindergard Das Paket Marco Gadge Dental Breakdown Ian Power D'entre les morts (Among the Dead) Alain BASSO Die Entbehrlichen (The Dispensables) Andreas Arnstedt Die Seilbahn (the Cable Car) Claudius Gentinetta Dieu est Americain (God is American) Richard MARTIN-JORDAN Dominoes a...