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Throughout the 1970's, Bill Lee was the ultimate gonzo baseball player, a brilliant left-handed pitcher who flouted every manager or front office executive that tried to control him. The fans loved him and so did the sportswriters who delighted in asking the unusual baseball questions, only to get philosophical responses. Out of professional baseball since 1983, Lee was left to roam the world in search of a chance to play the game he loves. Harkening back to the days of barnstormers like the mythical Satchel Paige, who traveled the globe in search of good baseball, Lee's dventures have taken him across the United States to China, Russia, South America, and every province in Canada. The film follows Lee, at fifty-seven years young, on a weeklong journey to the impoverished baseball mecca of Cuba.
Patriot Act is feature-length "home video" that captures a rare and intimate look into the early days of the American occupation of Iraq through the eyes of stand-up comedian, Jeffrey Ross. Armed with nothing bu some jokes and a camcorder, The Friars Club Roastmaster shoots his own life- changing experience entertaining battle weary G.I.s stationed in some of the most dangerous and remot parts of the Sunni Triangle. Inspired by the passing of U.S.O. perennial Bob Hope, Ross travels to Iraq along with six other comics (Kathy Kinney, Blake Clark, Kyle Dunnigan, Andres Fernandez and Rocky LaPorte) led by sitcom star and former marine Drew Carey. Along the way, this "Iraq Pack" carries out a secret itinerary from base to base and meets thousands of American G.I.s. In light of all the bad news coming out of Iraq, this film offerd a rare pat on the back to the men and women of the military who are braving their immense challenges woth spirit and a sense of humor.
In a remote barrio of Havana, La Tropical is the club where generations of working-class Cubans have always gathered to dance, sing, and live la vida loca. This award-winning film takes viewers on an edgy, behind-the-scenes tour of this extraordinary club.
Rumor has it they still exist... the independent rock bands that don't live for the fame, the money or the entourage. And if they do exist, can they survive in an industry driven by corporate culture and greed wthout selling out? The documentary "Last Dispatch" follows the final days of just such a rock band. Brad Corrigan, Pete Francis and Chad Urmston made their college band, Dispatch, into a dream come true- three regular guys, whose music touched hundreds of thousands of fans without the help of a record label or PR machine, sold out major venues, toured non-stop and hit the Billboard charts with three different albums.
Throughout the 1970's, Bill Lee was the ultimate gonzo baseball player, a brilliant left-handed pitcher who flouted every manager or front office executive that tried to control him. The fans loved him and so did the sportswriters who delighted in asking the unusual baseball questions, only to get philosophical responses. Out of professional baseball since 1983, Lee was left to roam the world in search of a chance to play the game he loves. Harkening back to the days of barnstormers like the mythical Satchel Paige, who traveled the globe in search of good baseball, Lee's dventures have taken him across the United States to China, Russia, South America, and every province in Canada. The film follows Lee, at fifty-seven years young, on a weeklong journey to the impoverished baseball mecca of Cuba.
Patriot Act is feature-length "home video" that captures a rare and intimate look into the early days of the American occupation of Iraq through the eyes of stand-up comedian, Jeffrey Ross. Armed with nothing bu some jokes and a camcorder, The Friars Club Roastmaster shoots his own life- changing experience entertaining battle weary G.I.s stationed in some of the most dangerous and remot parts of the Sunni Triangle. Inspired by the passing of U.S.O. perennial Bob Hope, Ross travels to Iraq along with six other comics (Kathy Kinney, Blake Clark, Kyle Dunnigan, Andres Fernandez and Rocky LaPorte) led by sitcom star and former marine Drew Carey. Along the way, this "Iraq Pack" carries out a secret itinerary from base to base and meets thousands of American G.I.s. In light of all the bad news coming out of Iraq, this film offerd a rare pat on the back to the men and women of the military who are braving their immense challenges woth spirit and a sense of humor.
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Dedicated to those who enjoy the Horror Genre
Dedicated to those who enjoy the Horror Genre
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