Kelly Williams’ documentary Sid Smith for Congress is going to premiere at the deadCENTER Film Festival on Friday June 12th.
For more information on the screening times and the festival, check out the B-Side website.
Here is Bob Woodruff’s piece on the American Widow Project from ABC World News, March 25, 2009. For more information, visit ABC News’ website, here.
The first episode of The Insur-Animals is featured on this week’s Channel Frederator Podcast. You can read more about their latest podcast on the Channel Frederator blog, and check out their interview with Dano Johnson about the “worst animal-headed superheroes.”
The Bright Knight is the new ad from Collection Agency Films and Northwoods Advertising. Watch the ad in high quality here.The ad premiered on Sunday and has already been featured on Politco.
For more information about Charles Wheelan, visit his website.
Film Threat has just released its list of “ indie films from the festival circuit that didn’t suck.” They included Year at Danger and said “Little can prepare you for Steve Metze’s uncensored, unexpurgated account of life on the ground at FOB “Danger” near Tikrit, Iraq. […] From attempts to frag a superior officer to tearful reunions with family, this may very well be the best documentary of the year. And none of you saw it.” Check out the whole list right here.
While announcing the Houston Film Critics Society’s 2008 award-winners, The Houston Press‘ Pete Vonder Haar decided to share his picks for the best films of the year and said Year at Danger received his vote for Best Documentary of 2008!
You can read Pete’s original, five-star review of the film here.
Bad Lit recently named Year at Danger one of its Top Films of 2008. Check out the article here, or re-read Mike Everleth’s original review of the film here.
Here’s the new trailer for the feature-length documentary Year at Danger. It’s available on Vimeo and YouTube.
NPR ran a story on The American Widow Project this morning. If you missed it you can listen to it on NPR’s website.
Dano Johnson’s video for Hayes Carll’s She Left Me for Jesus was featured on AOL’s frontpage this week. Check it out here.
