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Titolo: Un bel filmino underground per il Giubileo!

Ho pescato sto link: 
http://www.undergroundfilm.com
 dove c'é un filmato
"pubblicitario" very underground (al link
http://www.undergroundfilm.com/films/detail.tcl?wid=1000968
 ) in cui si vede
Gesù che reclamizza la birra New Testament!! Ovviamente non è una vera
pubblicità ma una provocazione di cineasti indipendenti. Sto scaricando il
filmato che pesa tre quintali - cioé 17 mega, ma se avete QuickTime (formato
.mov) e una connessione decente ce la potete fare!
Forse non c'entra molto con questo ng, non so ma.... Ho pensato che magari
vi interessa...
Altre info sul filmato e l'autore (ha partecipato a un sacco di festival tra
cui Cannes):
 New Testament
by Philip Pelletier
Running Time: (0:06:00)
Category: Feature Film
Original Format: MiniDV
Genre: Comedy
Official Film Web Site
Synopsis:  NEW TESTAMENT is an outrageous special-effects-filled comedy that
targets corporate advertising by asking the questions: Is there any taboo
the free market won't trample over in order to pursue its profit? The answer
comes in the form of a gleeful nightmare of a TV commercial that involves a
dancing Jesus Christ, twelve lascivious Apostles, and a very sexy Mary
Magdalene singing the praises of a curiously red wine-cooler called New
Testament, the favorite brew of the King of Jews!"   
Festivals
Cannes Film Festival - Digital Cinema Expo Hollywood Underground Film
Festival South by Southwest Film Festival No Dance Film Festival New York
Underground Film Festival Buzz NY Film Festival Cannes You Dig It? Kansas
City Film Festival Independent Exposure Alliance Film &Video Festival
MicroCine Film Festival Hollywood Shorts Film Festival Santa Monica Film
Festival San Jose Film Festival Cinequest Film Festival San Juan Cinemafest
Norway Film Festival Prague Indies Fest Rotterdam International Film
Festival Chicago Underground Film Festival Rough and Ruined Film Festival
The Sync Film Festival Indepdendent's Day Film Festival Euro-Underground
Film Festival D.Film Digital Film Festival FLIXTOUR 1998 Psychotronic Film
Festival Gravity Free Film Festival Silicon Planet / Liquid Cinema LA
Freewaves Blue Sky International Film Festival Kick the Machine Film
Festival Project 304, Bankok Terminal Bar Cinema, Prague Volcano Film &
Video Festival, London Trans-Fest Film Festival Hermosa beach Film Festival
Bumbershoot Arts Festival Limbo Arts Festival Fremont Outdoor Film Festival
Toyota Comedy Festival Berkeley outdoor Film Fest Boulder Outdoor Film Fest
Kansas City Film Fest Amarillo Film Fest San Luis Obispo Film Fest Mansion
Theater Film Fest Arizona International Film Fest Blinding Light Film Fest
Santa Cruz Cinema Fest Stanford Digital Cinema Expo Sofia Cinema Fest San
Diego Digital Film Expo Kino Micro Cinema Fest, Poland
Awards
"Grand Prize" - NY Funny Shorts Film Festival "Best Director" - LA
International Short Film Festival "Media Masters Award" - Digital Video
Competition "Best Short Film" - Slamdunk Film Festival "Best Comedy Short" -
Long Island Film Festival "Best Comedy Short" - Nassau Independent Cinema
Expo "ACROLOC Award" - San Francisco Brainwash Film FestivalFilmmaker
Comments
"Philip Pelletier is a twisted and irreverent auteur." Carlos McCormick
 PAPER MAGAZINE Filmmaker Bio
Philip Pelletier is the film industry's answer to a Renaissance Man. His has
worked off and on in the roles of producer, director, writer, editor,
composer, and digital sound designer. New Testament was produced by
Swankytown, a digital entertainment company founded by Philip Pelletier and
his partner, Verne Linder in 1997. A frequent speaker on digital desktop
filmmaking, Pelletier has led panels at South By Southwest, Digital Video
Expo, and American Film Institute's LA International Film Festival.
Pelletier has also served as Music Director on projects for Amblin'
Entertainment, Paramount, Tri-Star, Fax, Universal, and numerous independent
productions.
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 vi interessa...
Forse a qualcuno potrebbe interessare ma avresti dovuto mettere OT