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LA Film Festival 2009
:. Dates: June 18th - 28th
:. Venue: Westwood Village
:. City: Los Angeles
:. Country: USA
:. Edition: 2009/15th
:. Official Site: LA Film Festival
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From June 18th to June 28th, Plume Noire covered the LA film festival to bring you exclusive reviews of the films presented as well as a festival blog and a video journal.
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13 Most Beautiful... Songs for Andy Warhol Screen Tests
What's probably the most fascinating aspect of this project, beside the screen tests themselves and the impressive ensemble of iconic figures they feature, is that Andy Warhol never intended to produce them as a work of art.
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Born Without
Born Without brushes the portrait of Jose Flores, a handicapped musician and actor who appeared in Alejandro Jodorowsky's cult psychedelic western Holy Mountain.
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Birdwatchers
Birdwatchers is quite a singular film, mixing social commentary, ethnological study, irony, coming of age and … magic.
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Embodiment of Evil
Embodiment of Evil is the latest entry in the infamous Coffin Joe series.
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Facing Ali
There are two dimensions to Facing Ali. The first one, obviously, is about the greatest boxer of all time, as the title suggests. However there is a second and quite unexpected layer to this documentary which reveals the poignant portrait of ten men who fought him and who, in the process, act as a substitute for the icon.
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Hot Rods to Hell
A pretext for car chases and 60's rock and roll rebellion, Hot Rods to Hell follows the dangerous journey of a family, which while cruising through the desert, gets harassed by a bunch of teenagers in hot rods.
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It Might Get Loud
Starring Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page, U2's The Edge and the White Stripes' Jack White, the purpose of this documentary is to celebrate the art of guitar with a fresh and unique approach that would set it apart from countless other documentaries on the subject.
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The Stoning of Soraya M
The Stoning of Soraya M. is a haunting and powerful work, a political vehicle that denounces some archaic and unofficial rules that have no place in our civilized contemporary world.
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Unmade Beds
Alexis Dos Santos ventures into French new wave territory, offering us a glimpse at a microcosm, a younger generation fueled by rock, art and love in the heart of London.
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