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The Lives of Angels - High Quality Trailer

Julesworks LLC SAG featurette "THE LIVES OF ANGELS" won the Genre Award for Best Short Comedy at the 2008 New York International and Independent Film and Video Festival. The 47-minute film was shot in New Mexico with an entirely New Mexico cast.The NYIIFF ran for ten 10 days and showed over 330 films. Praise for ANGELS included: "charming", "funny", "thought provoking", "sweet", "unique", and more. ANGELS is being considered for screenings at over 30 Festivals around the world including: Seattle, Ft. Lauderdale, Provincetown, Starz Denver, Newport, others in NYC and LA (including a screening of the NYIIFF in LA) many in Colorado including Boulder and Toofy and others around the Southwest, and in Europe, Canada and Australia.In taking the film to Festivals, the goal, on top of showing off New Mexico talent, is to raise interest and financing for a feature which will focus on the power struggles between the angels and Devil and her assistant Beetle to control the world.The cast includes an impressive lineup of New Mexico actors including: native son Raoul Trujillo (THE NEW WORLD, APOCALYPTO), Jihmi Kennedy (GUNG HO, GLORY), new resident of Santa Fe, making his return to film after four years, Will Arute, Jody Hegarty, Stephen Rubin (MIRAGE, RICK'S CANOE, BUMP IN THE NIGHT), JD Garfield (THE ASTRONAUT FRAMER, THE NORTH COUNTRY, CONSPIRACY), Nicholas Ballas (INTO THE WEST, THE TAO OF STEVE), Maura Dhu Studi, native daughter Jenny Gabrielle (FESTIVAL IN CANNES, THE ASTRONAUT FARMER), native son George Adelo (NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN), introducing Loveless Johnson III with cameos by Aron Hawkins, Boril Radoyokov, Hugh Eliot, Jake Mulliken, Helena Shelton, Melanie Moore, Maggie Ryan, Rachel Palmer, Courtney Angermeir, and Lisa Hill.The film was executive produced and directed by Stephen Rubin. Jonathan Lowe was Director of Photography and Editor. Megan O'Laughlin was Producer. The script was written by Stephen Rubin. Sound was recorded by Jason Reed with equipment and help kindly provided by Michael Becker. Set and Production Design was helped by Marisa Franz. Make up artist was Angelique Ortiz. Other crew include: Joe Picard, Eric Beyer, Chris Deistler, Mickey Browne, and Lenny Hoffman with Courtney Angermeier and John Macho as PA's. Still photography was done by Linda Carfagno. Backdrops were created by Jamie Chase with Anne Farrell doing the Special Effects. Jeremy Shattuck was music supervisor as well as composer with help from Dave McPherson and Jon Kurzweg. Soundtrack includes music by Goshen and Oklahoma's BuffaloFitz with an original song by Will Arute.THE LIVES OF ANGELS is the tale of three loveable losers: Ralph Rudy aka Jade (Hegarty), Frankie Finkel (Arute) and Jules McGillicudy (Rubin), whose lives collide, thanks in part to their bartender Slappy (Garfield). Jade is an erudite and beautiful woman, slightly disheveled, who hangs out in bars reading good books. Finkel and McGillicudy are two somewhat aimless friends who fall into odd metaphysical conversations. Slappy is an overly friendly philosophizing bartender.Intervening in their lives to give meaning and to match make Jules and Jade are five angels: Bugsy (Ballas), the boss, Trujillo (Castro) his feisty assistant, the loveable Chastity (Gabrielle), Paco (Johnson III), and Little Mickey (Adelo). Bugsy is the boss angel in charge of his four guardian angels who want raises and are trying to get into heaven. Bugsy sends his angels to Earth, each with a different "client". Meanwhile, the Devil (Studi) and her assistant, Beetle (Kennedy), conspire.Shooting took place in the blue screen room of the Santa Fe Community College, at the Cowgirl, and at various outdoor locations around Santa Fe including the Cross of the Martyrs. Thanks to the NM Film Office, The City of Santa Fe, and all others who offered locations and assistance.Check the website at www.thelivesofagels-themovie.com designed by Bette Ridgeway. Also check www.imdb.com/title/tt1168645/ andwww.myspace.com/thelivesofangelsmovie

Author: julesworks
Keywords: New Mexico Film Movie Trailer Raoul Trujillo Wes Studi Santa Fe Festival
Added: June 24, 2008

The Lives of Angels - Trailer

Julesworks LLC, SAG featurette. "THE LIVES OF ANGELS" won the Genre Award for Best Short Comedy at the 2008 New York International and Independent Film and Video Festival. The 47 minute film was shot in New Mexico with an entirely New Mexico cast.The NYIIFF ran for ten 10 days and showed over 330 films. Praise for ANGELS included: "charming", "funny", thought provoking", "sweet", "unique", and more. ANGELS is being considered for screenings at over 30 Festivals around the world including: Seattle, Ft. Lauderdale, Provincetown, Starz Denver, Newport, others in NYC and LA (including a screening of the NYIIFF in LA) many in Colorado including Boulder and Toofy and others around the Southwest, and in Europe, Canada and Australia.In taking the film to Festivals, the goal, on top of showing off New Mexico talent, is to raise interest and financing for a feature which will focus on the power struggles between the angels and Devil and her assistant Beetle to control the world.The cast includes an impressive lineup of New Mexico actors including: native son Raoul Trujillo (THE NEW WORLD, APOCALYPTO), Jihmi Kennedy (GUNG HO, GLORY), new resident of Santa Fe, making his return to film after four years, Will Arute, Jody Hegarty, Stephen Rubin (MIRAGE, RICK'S CANOE, BUMP IN THE NIGHT), JD Garfield (THE ASTRONAUT FRAMER, THE NORTH COUNTRY, CONSPIRACY), Nicholas Ballas (INTO THE WEST, THE TAO OF STEVE), Maura Dhu Studi, native daughter Jenny Gabrielle (FESTIVAL IN CANNES, THE ASTRONAUT FARMER), native son George Adelo (NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN), introducing Loveless Johnson III with cameos by Aron Hawkins, Boril Radoyokov, Hugh Eliot, Jake Mulliken, Helena Shelton, Melanie Moore, Maggie Ryan, Rachel Palmer, Courtney Angermeir, and Lisa Hill.The film was executive produced and directed by Stephen Rubin. Jonathan Lowe was Director of Photography and Editor. Megan O'Laughlin was Producer. The script was written by Stephen Rubin. Sound was recorded by Jason Reed with equipment and help kindly provided by Michael Becker. Set and Production Design was helped by Marisa Franz. Make up artist was Angelique Ortiz. Other crew include: Joe Picard, Eric Beyer, Chris Deistler, Mickey Browne, and Lenny Hoffman with Courtney Angermeier and John Macho as PA's. Still photography was done by Linda Carfagno. Backdrops were created by Jamie Chase with Anne Farrell doing the Special Effects. Jeremy Shattuck was music supervisor as well as composer with help from Dave McPherson and Jon Kurzweg. Soundtrack includes music by Goshen and Oklahoma's BuffaloFitz with an original song by Will Arute.THE LIVES OF ANGELS is the tale of three loveable losers: Ralph Rudy aka Jade (Hegarty), Frankie Finkel (Arute) and Jules McGillicudy (Rubin), whose lives collide, thanks in part to their bartender Slappy (Garfield). Jade is an erudite and beautiful woman, slightly disheveled, who hangs out in bars reading good books. Finkel and McGillicudy are two somewhat aimless friends who fall into odd metaphysical conversations. Slappy is an overly friendly philosophizing bartender.Intervening in their lives to give meaning and to match make Jules and Jade are five angels: Bugsy (Ballas), the boss, Trujillo (Castro) his feisty assistant, the loveable Chastity (Gabrielle), Paco (Johnson III), and Little Mickey (Adelo). Bugsy is the boss angel in charge of his four guardian angels who want raises and are trying to get into heaven. Bugsy sends his angels to Earth, each with a different "client". Meanwhile, the Devil (Studi) and her assistant, Beetle (Kennedy), conspire.Shooting took place in the blue screen room of the Santa Fe Community College, at the Cowgirl, and at various outdoor locations around Santa Fe including the Cross of the Martyrs. Thanks to the NM Film Office, The City of Santa Fe, and all others who offered locations and assistance.Check the website at www.thelivesofagels-themovie.com designed by Bette Ridgeway. Also check www.imdb.com/title/tt1168645/ andwww.myspace.com/thelivesofangelsmovie

Author: julesworks
Keywords: Lives of angels new mexico santa fe film movie Wes Studi short trailer filmmaker reel Jules rubin julesworks
Added: June 24, 2008

庭から昇ったロケット雲（The Astronaut Farmer）

Cast (in credits order) verified as completeBilly Bob Thornton ... Charles FarmerVirginia Madsen ... Audrey 'Audie' FarmerMax Thieriot ... Shepard FarmerJasper Polish ... Stanley FarmerLogan Polish ... Sunshine FarmerBruce Dern ... HalMark Polish ... FBI Agent MathisJon Gries ... FBI Agent KillbourneTim Blake Nelson ... Kevin MunchakSal Lopez ... Pepe GarciaJ.K. Simmons ... JacobsonKiersten Warren ... PhyllisRick Overton ... Arnold 'Arnie' MillardRichard Edson ... Chopper MillerElise Eberle ... Madison RobertsJulie White ... Beth GoodeGraham Beckel ... FrankMarshall Bell ... Judge MillerKathleen Arc ... Mrs. HarderLois Geary ... Mrs. GrahamDianne Anderson Mathis ... Reporter #1William Lawrence Allen ... Reporter #2Gregory Chase ... NASA Committee MemberForrest Fyre ... State SenatorJanelle Sperow ... State CongresswomanRobert E. Fleischer ... Will BeaconKathy Lamkin ... JodieCharlie B. Brown ... Phil (as Charlie Brown)Gary Houston ... Dr. LivingstonRichard Holcomb ... Reporter #4Adam Taylor ... FBI Agent #1David House ... FBI Agent #2John Lawrence Page ... FBI Agent #3Mark Mathis ... ABC News ReporterMatthew Kimbrough ... Henry MaloneRichard McClarkin ... KarlBrian McCallister ... StudentJay Leno ... HimselfDoris Hargrave ... Gretchen BoydGeorge McKelvey ... DougSteve Cormier ... AppraiserScarlett McAlister ... Local News ReporterDeborah Martinez ... Reporter #3Benjamin Petry ... Child #1 (as Ben Petry)Cheyenne Serano ... Child #2Robyn Reede ... SecretaryOlive Gallagher ... Morning Show HostKevin Wiggins ... Rocket ExpertJoan Findley ... ReporterMary Sue Evans ... NASA ExpertIda Darvish ... Italian AnchorwomanEugene Nomura ... Japanese AnchormanVikrum Shah ... Hindu Anchorman (as Vik Shah)Yvans Jourdain ... French AnchormanJennifer Chu ... Chinese AnchorwomanDallas Raines ... National AnchormanJohn Burke ... ReporterRoy Costley ... Astro 'Nut' LocalEsodi Geiger ... CNN News Reporter (as Esodie Geiger)J.D. Garfield ... Sky Copter Reporter (as JD Garfield)J. Michael Oliva ... Balloon Game Carnie (as J. Michael 'Yak' Oliva)Richard Gunn ... Square Dance CallerMarc Miles ... Rocket Ride OperatorJenny Gabrielle ... VanessaHannah Wiggins ... Child #3David Marcilla ... Child #4Joe Solís ... Square Dance Caller #2 (as Joey Solis)Mark DeLisle ... Mission Control #1Robert Michael Lee ... MP #1David Sullivan ... Young Manrest of cast listed alphabetically:Evan Adrian ... Basketball Player (uncredited)Rhett Lynch ... Towns Person (uncredited)Lucas Ruggles ... FBI Agent (uncredited)Bruce Willis ... Col. Doug Masterson (uncredited)

Author: masamiz
Keywords: 予告編
Added: June 22, 2008

Elegy - part 3

Twilight ZoneEpisode 020ElegySynopsis: Running out of fuel, astronauts Meyers, Webber, and Kirby land their spaceship on a remote asteroid. They find the place quite Earth-like with buildings and people, but walk around and begin to wonder where everyone is. The first place they come to is a farm. The astronauts look around, and find no one. No one, that is, until they see the farmer, with his back to the astronauts, gazing off into the distance. They approach him, tap him on the shoulder and try talking to him, then they realize he is nothing more than a statue.The men later come across a town hall in which a mayor is being elected, surrounded by people and a band playing. They can hear the music playing, but everyone is stock-still. A beauty pageant is where they find themselves next, where there are several beauty queens being judged on the stage, and lots of people in the audience, but everyone is still as if they were frozen in time. As they exit that room, the camera stays on a person in the audience, who suddenly moves.The astronauts look for some time, and grow more and more disturbed by their surroundings as they find that everyone is holding still creepily. Finally, they are startled to find someone who does move: Wickwire, the caretaker of this place. Wickwire explains to the astronauts that the asteroid they have landed on is an exclusive cemetery founded in 1973 where rich people can live their greatest wish in life after they die. He is told that an atomic war destroyed much of the earth, and that it has taken over two hundred years to recover from it. Wickwire serves the three men wine and asks what their greatest wish is. All three reply that they wish they were on their ship heading for home. Suddenly, they realize that their drinks have been poisoned. As the men die, Wickwire (who is actually a robot that has been off for two hundred years and only turns on when he's needed, such as to dust) apologizes, saying that he needs to ensure the peaceful tranquility of the cemetery because men are incapable of peace.Later, Wickwire installs the embalmed bodies back in their ship, posing them as if they were in fact on their way home. Just as they wished.

Author: xXLeDrewLAmourXx
Keywords: Twilight Zone
Added: June 13, 2008

Elegy - part 3

Twilight ZoneEpisode 020ElegySynopsis: Running out of fuel, astronauts Meyers, Webber, and Kirby land their spaceship on a remote asteroid. They find the place quite Earth-like with buildings and people, but walk around and begin to wonder where everyone is. The first place they come to is a farm. The astronauts look around, and find no one. No one, that is, until they see the farmer, with his back to the astronauts, gazing off into the distance. They approach him, tap him on the shoulder and try talking to him, then they realize he is nothing more than a statue.The men later come across a town hall in which a mayor is being elected, surrounded by people and a band playing. They can hear the music playing, but everyone is stock-still. A beauty pageant is where they find themselves next, where there are several beauty queens being judged on the stage, and lots of people in the audience, but everyone is still as if they were frozen in time. As they exit that room, the camera stays on a person in the audience, who suddenly moves.The astronauts look for some time, and grow more and more disturbed by their surroundings as they find that everyone is holding still creepily. Finally, they are startled to find someone who does move: Wickwire, the caretaker of this place. Wickwire explains to the astronauts that the asteroid they have landed on is an exclusive cemetery founded in 1973 where rich people can live their greatest wish in life after they die. He is told that an atomic war destroyed much of the earth, and that it has taken over two hundred years to recover from it. Wickwire serves the three men wine and asks what their greatest wish is. All three reply that they wish they were on their ship heading for home. Suddenly, they realize that their drinks have been poisoned. As the men die, Wickwire (who is actually a robot that has been off for two hundred years and only turns on when he's needed, such as to dust) apologizes, saying that he needs to ensure the peaceful tranquility of the cemetery because men are incapable of peace.Later, Wickwire installs the embalmed bodies back in their ship, posing them as if they were in fact on their way home. Just as they wished.

Author: xXLeDrewLAmourXx
Keywords: Twilight Zone
Added: June 13, 2008

Elegy - part 3

Twilight ZoneEpisode 020ElegySynopsis: Running out of fuel, astronauts Meyers, Webber, and Kirby land their spaceship on a remote asteroid. They find the place quite Earth-like with buildings and people, but walk around and begin to wonder where everyone is. The first place they come to is a farm. The astronauts look around, and find no one. No one, that is, until they see the farmer, with his back to the astronauts, gazing off into the distance. They approach him, tap him on the shoulder and try talking to him, then they realize he is nothing more than a statue.The men later come across a town hall in which a mayor is being elected, surrounded by people and a band playing. They can hear the music playing, but everyone is stock-still. A beauty pageant is where they find themselves next, where there are several beauty queens being judged on the stage, and lots of people in the audience, but everyone is still as if they were frozen in time. As they exit that room, the camera stays on a person in the audience, who suddenly moves.The astronauts look for some time, and grow more and more disturbed by their surroundings as they find that everyone is holding still creepily. Finally, they are startled to find someone who does move: Wickwire, the caretaker of this place. Wickwire explains to the astronauts that the asteroid they have landed on is an exclusive cemetery founded in 1973 where rich people can live their greatest wish in life after they die. He is told that an atomic war destroyed much of the earth, and that it has taken over two hundred years to recover from it. Wickwire serves the three men wine and asks what their greatest wish is. All three reply that they wish they were on their ship heading for home. Suddenly, they realize that their drinks have been poisoned. As the men die, Wickwire (who is actually a robot that has been off for two hundred years and only turns on when he's needed, such as to dust) apologizes, saying that he needs to ensure the peaceful tranquility of the cemetery because men are incapable of peace.Later, Wickwire installs the embalmed bodies back in their ship, posing them as if they were in fact on their way home. Just as they wished.

Author: xXLeDrewLAmourXx
Keywords: Twilight Zone
Added: June 13, 2008

Elegy - part 3

Twilight ZoneEpisode 020ElegySynopsis: Running out of fuel, astronauts Meyers, Webber, and Kirby land their spaceship on a remote asteroid. They find the place quite Earth-like with buildings and people, but walk around and begin to wonder where everyone is. The first place they come to is a farm. The astronauts look around, and find no one. No one, that is, until they see the farmer, with his back to the astronauts, gazing off into the distance. They approach him, tap him on the shoulder and try talking to him, then they realize he is nothing more than a statue.The men later come across a town hall in which a mayor is being elected, surrounded by people and a band playing. They can hear the music playing, but everyone is stock-still. A beauty pageant is where they find themselves next, where there are several beauty queens being judged on the stage, and lots of people in the audience, but everyone is still as if they were frozen in time. As they exit that room, the camera stays on a person in the audience, who suddenly moves.The astronauts look for some time, and grow more and more disturbed by their surroundings as they find that everyone is holding still creepily. Finally, they are startled to find someone who does move: Wickwire, the caretaker of this place. Wickwire explains to the astronauts that the asteroid they have landed on is an exclusive cemetery founded in 1973 where rich people can live their greatest wish in life after they die. He is told that an atomic war destroyed much of the earth, and that it has taken over two hundred years to recover from it. Wickwire serves the three men wine and asks what their greatest wish is. All three reply that they wish they were on their ship heading for home. Suddenly, they realize that their drinks have been poisoned. As the men die, Wickwire (who is actually a robot that has been off for two hundred years and only turns on when he's needed, such as to dust) apologizes, saying that he needs to ensure the peaceful tranquility of the cemetery because men are incapable of peace.Later, Wickwire installs the embalmed bodies back in their ship, posing them as if they were in fact on their way home. Just as they wished.

Author: xXLeDrewLAmourXx
Keywords: Twilight Zone
Added: June 13, 2008

Billy Bob Thornton Gets Down & Dirty With "Manure"
Billy Bob Thornton is reuniting with his Astronaut Farmer (love that movie!) filmmakers Mark and Michael Polish for a new titled Manure. Yes, Manure. Sounds like a blast, and Thornton is just the one to do it.
http://digg.com/movies/Billy_Bob_Thornton_Gets_Down_Dirty_With_Manure

The Astronaut Farmer Movie Review
An aspiring astronaut who was forced to forsake his dream of exploring space in order to save the family farm begins building his own personal rocket as a means of reaching the stars in this quirky rural drama starring Billy Bob Thornton. There once was a time when Charlie Farmer (Thornton) seemed like a shoo-in for NASA's esteemed astronaut ..
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The Astronaut Farmer
Perhaps no better expresses the view that The Astronaut Farmer passes than those lyrics Joe Darion “Man of La Mancha. Like many similar creative films, it requires a high level of suspension of disbelief, but one would expect no less from the modern tale. Once this hurdle is cleared, The Astronaut Farmer offers dreams, obsession, faith
http://digg.com/movies/The_Astronaut_Farmer_2

5 Reasons Why a ‘Thundercats’ Movie is a Must
"In early June of this year, Variety reported that Warner Bros. studios is currently working on a live-action CGI movie based on the popular 80’s cartoon television series Thundercats in conjunction with producer Paula Weinstein (who most recently produced The Astronaut Farmer and Blood Diamond), action animators Dick Robertson and Lew Korman..."
http://digg.com/movies/5_Reasons_Why_a_Thundercats_Movie_is_a_Must

The Astronaut Farmer: Not as bad as you think it is
Here is a review that talks about The Astronaut Farmer. The review comes from moviecynics.com. I think there is a drinking game for it too... how often do you get a drinking game for a family movie?
http://digg.com/movies/The_Astronaut_Farmer_Not_as_bad_as_you_think_it_is

New to DVD - Billy Bob Thornton in 'The Astronaut Farmer'
Billy Bob Thornton stars as a guy who wants to fulfill his lifelong dream by building a rocket in his backyard in 'The Astronaut Farmer.' The most recent flick by twin brother filmmakers, The Polish Brothers, is now available on DVD.
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New Release Tuesday - The Astronaut Farmer finds The Last Mimzy
Once again, there is not too much is happening today in the world of DVD, but there are still a few notable releases this week. On DVD we get The Astronaut Farmer, Three Films By Hiroshi Teshigahara (Criterion) and the Infinifilm release of The Last Mimzy. We get no Blu-ray releases this week, but on HD DVD we get Billy Madison and Dante's Peak.
http://digg.com/movies/New_Release_Tuesday_The_Astronaut_Farmer_finds_The_Last_Mimzy

New on DVD: July 10, 2007
Extras - The Complete First Two SeasonsAfter the WeddingThe Astronaut FarmerBeauty and the Beast - The Second SeasonExtras - The Complete Second Season
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256 new DVD releases coming out 7/10/07
No Blu-Ray, only four HD DVD, which must mean we have 252 new DVDs on Tuesday! I'm good at math and stuff. Two big movies this week (Last Mimzy and Astronaut Farmer), Extras: Season 2, Annette & Frankie, Joan Collins, noir, previews of all 30 NFL teams (without infringing any trademarks) and...a boy who farts. Just click for all the details!
http://digg.com/movies/256_new_DVD_releases_coming_out_7_10_07

The Astronaut Farmer - Keep Believing Your Dreams!
This is a story about a farmer named Charles Farmer, he was initially in the space programme but he had to gave up on his dream to be in space because he has to take over his family’s farm. With his family support and even the town believing in him that he would one day launch his own rocket into space from his barn. Along the way to reach his...
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