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Doc Channel TV premiere 2/12

Posted by admin On February - 2 - 2011

“For the Love of Movies” will make it’s US TV debut on the Documentary Channel on Saturday, February 12 at 8 PM EDT (encore screening at 11 PM EDT).  What could be better than to spend Valentine’s Day snuggling on the couch with your honey while watching this homage to movie love? Read the rest of this entry »

Winter 2011 news

Posted by admin On January - 22 - 2011

Happy New Year!  In 2009 and 2010, we’ve had surprising success on the film festival and theatrical

Amy, Marilyn, Gerry at Tropic Cinema

circuit, showing at over 60 film festivals and theaters around the world.  Last week, we screened to two full houses at the Tropic Cinema in Key West, Florida, and we’re premiering next week in Norway at the Tromso Film Festival.  Read on for additional news! Read the rest of this entry »

Movie Love Contest Winner!

Posted by admin On June - 18 - 2010

We have a winner!  Congratulations to Peter Demarco from Long Island, New York.  Submitting a video about the Creature Features that played in the 1970s on TV, Peter explained how his love of the movies was first brought on by these creepy horror films beaming out of the set before his impressionable 10-year-old eyes.

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Our New York Premiere – 6/1/10

Posted by admin On May - 31 - 2010

For the Love of Movies: the Story of American Film Criticism, played at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) three times on Tuesday, June 1. Amy and I did a Q&A at the 4:30 screening, and there was an all-star critic panel at the 6:50 screening with The Village Voice’s Jim Hoberman, Entertainmant Weekly’s Lisa Schwarzbaum, and the very talented young web critic, Brandon Harris.

These were great screenings, but we’d still like to play Manhattan. Any ideas? Or for the three biggest cities in North America which we haven’t cracked: Philadelphia, Dallas, Toronto? Please e-mail ftlom.info@gmail.com

Also, check out Dave Kehr’s piece in his Sunday New York Times video column.