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The wealthy Rodney Harrington (Barry Coe) loves his independent and ahead of time girlfriend Betty Anderson (Terry Moore), in spite of his father Mr. Harrington (Leon Ames) be against their relationship.
I've only had a chance to see the hour teaser that was shown at a convention that I was attending, and i was impressed at the quality of work that an independent film company could produce.
If you're looking for a recent exemplar of the well crafted, low budget, independent film, this is it.
Well done to Don Juan and Miguel for making an independent film that I can allow my children to view.
She plays an independent career woman who for some mysterious reason thinks she has to choose between an amoral married man (a strangely unsympathetic Dana Andrews) and a psychotic war veteran (Henry Fonda in one of his dullest roles) who wants to marry her the first day they meet (?).
Independent movies or Asian and European films (to make it easy, let's say all movies that haven't been produced by some big Hollywood studio), always seem to have a certain group of fans, not because they are good, but because they are "different".
From my personal experience, most independent films these days tend to be overly preachy and showoff-ish.
I always try to support or fight for low budget or independent film and from what I understand this is a low budget one, and for that it should be commended.
For an independent film, this movie has a great cast.
I remember sitting down and watching an interview with the creators, a pair of comic book authors who chose to go the independent route and gamble on their own ability to succeed.
This however is an embarrassment to independent film makers everywhere, as though a bunch of drunk sixth formers had run amok with a camera.
Quite possibly one of the clumbsiest, meaningless, and inane films of the recent months of independent movie-making, LATIN BOYS GO TO HELL lies somewhere between a gay coming-of-age drama and a cheesy exploitation spoof.
This independent film surfaces from a sea of mundane dramas.
Usually I enjoy independent films; I can't see the reasoning behind any aspect of plot, character development (or lack thereof), or conflict.
It has a great cast and it is a small independent film.
if you're looking for a fun independent movie then give why we had to kill bitch a try.
I've watched a whole lot of really bad independent films, but I guess I'm just an eternal optimist.
This is a must-see for Duvall fans and for fans of small, independent films as well.
This was the worst independent film I've seen since Clerks.
She being one of the greatest of all actresses, or even actors, at the innate endowment of physically, mentally and emotionally residing in a character builds a rivetingly ambitious and combustible character that takes charge of herself and simply does not make a good follower at all and is whirled from early in her life by her independent attributes to have a career in the arts despite society doing all they can to tame her.
Carl Thibault, as the writer and director has raised the bar for future low budget and independent movies.
A librarian living in a totalitarian state is deemed to be obsolete and expendable--since books and independent thinking are banned.
This amateurish, independent, shoestring "B" may be of interest to Barry Norton fans like me who were impressed by his interpretation of Juan Harker in the Spanish Dracula (1931).
And being that I'm an aspiring independent filmmaker, this movie really inspires me.
I was drawn into this unusual independent film on cable.
Filmed entirely at renaissance festivals with a terrific variety of the really great circuit acts they represent some of the greatest variety of characters you will come across in the independent film industry today.
Natassia Kinksi plays a fine Clara, strong, independent, refined, romantic, soulful.
Eye of God is a well-crafted independent film that is fatally flawed by its reliance on a current mainstream-film cliche as a central plot element: that any character with religious convictions will be revealed in the course of the film as a psychopath.
Since the cast is so small and the story requires little in the way of special effects, an independent production could work out very well.
This film is not quite Hollywood because it has some principles of independent films going on within itself.
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