Archive for August 10th, 1997

Kevin Mentioned In “Filmmaker” Magazine…

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  • Here’s a small blurb from an article from the Summer 1997 edition of Filmmaker magazine (the quote is from Michelle Byrd of IFP, an organization dedicated to independent filmmakers):
“Look at someone like Kevin Smith. He’s not wholly outside the mainstream. But he’s been extremely supportive of the organization. He’s the one filmmaker in the time that I’ve been at the IFP who I actually saw write a check to the IFP. He’s someone who’s realized that he went from knowing nobody to having a career, and now it’s important to give back. I think that spirit is actually what founded the IFP back in the ’70’s.”

Pretty flattering stuff! Check out their site here.

Mark Your Calendars!

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  • Alright, so we don’t have the actual date yet, but we do know that Kevin will be back next year making another appearance at Atlanta’s DragonCon September 3-6, 1998 (according to their web page). Click here to see for yourself!

Get Yourself To “A Better Place”…

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  • We got a really nice e-mail from Vincent Pereira today, the writer/director of the upcoming film “A Better Place”, and to our horror realized that we hadn’t mentioned it on the page yet! Sorry, Vincent. Anyway, here’s some info direct from View Askew on the film. You can also click the title to check out its Internet Movie Database entry (just like all the other flicks we mention on the page!):
A Better Place: The October Screening and the IFFM Apperance

Finally, all fans of fine film will finally be able to see Vincent “The Motivator” Pereira’s masterful film “A Better Place”. There will be an special screening on October 23rd, 6:30pm at the Walter Reade Theater in New York City. Tickets can be bought at the door for $8.00 each. Q & A with Vincent to follow the film.

A Better Place can also be seen at the upcoming IFFM playing at the Angelika Theater in New York City. Day passes can be purchased for $75 (est.).

From what we’ve read, this sounds like an excellent film, so if you have an opportunity, do look into seeing it after it’s released. Thanks again for the mail, Vincent! Can’t wait to see the movie!