TwitchFilm is pleased to present the online premiere of Jaime Snyder's short film Violent Florence. Now that his short has wrapped up its festival run Snyder has made it available for all to watch.Florence rescues a stray cat. After taking the feline to an isolated building, her true intentions emerge.Cat lovers beware. Violent Florence gives the term "Crazy Cat Lady" a darker new meaning. And it gets real dark, real quick.What did he do to you? ...
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- 6/26/2015
- Screen Anarchy
Just over two years ago a crowdfunding campaign was launched to finance a Aussie short film called Violent Florence. The following year it had its World Premiere at SXSW 2014 and has gone on to play at other festivals around the World. Florence rescues a stray cat. After taking the feline to an isolated building, her true intentions emerge.TwitchFilm is honored to present the online debut of Jaime Snyder's film, Violent Florence, tomorrow. His ode to cat lovers is sure to cause a stir. For now, you can watch the trailer below to get a taste. ...
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- 6/25/2015
- Screen Anarchy
It’s lucky 13 — as in 13th annual edition — for Switzerland’s Lausanne Underground Film Festival, an epic celebration of cinematic weirdness, violence, filth and everything else that makes life worth living. The wild debauchery runs October 15-19.
The fest opens on Oct. 15 with the feature film debut by Leah Meyerhoff, I Believe in Unicorns, which tells the story of a troubled teenage girl who runs away with an aggressive older boy.
Other new films include the misanthropic comedy Buzzard by Joel Potrykus; the deep woods psychological thriller Mother Nature by Johan Liedgren; the complex Japanese drama Kept by Maki Mizui; and more.
Luff this year is really stuffed with great retrospectives beginning with a tribute to Beth B, who has been churning out controversial, thought-provoking flicks since the New York No Wave era to know. There will be screenings of her classic films, such as The Offenders and Salvation!, and her latest documentary,...
The fest opens on Oct. 15 with the feature film debut by Leah Meyerhoff, I Believe in Unicorns, which tells the story of a troubled teenage girl who runs away with an aggressive older boy.
Other new films include the misanthropic comedy Buzzard by Joel Potrykus; the deep woods psychological thriller Mother Nature by Johan Liedgren; the complex Japanese drama Kept by Maki Mizui; and more.
Luff this year is really stuffed with great retrospectives beginning with a tribute to Beth B, who has been churning out controversial, thought-provoking flicks since the New York No Wave era to know. There will be screenings of her classic films, such as The Offenders and Salvation!, and her latest documentary,...
- 10/10/2014
- by Mike Everleth
- Underground Film Journal
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