Bill Assistant Organizer of Cleveland Independent Movie Goers
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Location
Chagrin Falls, OHUSA
(Hometown:
Southern Ohio)
Member of this
Meetup Group since
January 1, 2009
Introduction
i'm very interested in art, specifically the visual and performing arts. those are, of course, embodied in the art of film. my particular medium is photography, so i really appreciate the mastery of cinematography we see in lawrence and vampyr.
What independent or foreign film that most affected you?
favs include senki and cherry blossoms. all time favorites: grand prix, on the beach, napoleon, the cabinet of dr. caligari and - believe it or not, the kill bill duo.
What Bill is saying about this Meetup Group
The films, restaurants and movie friends keep getting better. This group is a great way to meet people. Nearly every time we are engage in stimulating discussions over some wonderful food.
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Latest activity
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Bill posted a greeting for Monica - 2 days ago"welcome! hope you can join us for one of the upcoming fellini films. we have a great evening planned for tomorrow night (saturday). more to come, also."
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Bill commented on a Meetup - 6 days ago
Fellini's Casanova - Cinematheque / Nighttown
"amazing film/art! nonstop debauchery in venice. the opening scene was breathtaking. fellini is so complex it is easy to understand why there are university courses dedicated to just one film. too bad that many members missed this one. excellent!"
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Bill commented on a Meetup - 2 weeks ago
The Debt: Jewish Film Festival at the Cedar Lee Theater / Boulevard Blue
"There were too many obvious contrivances used by the director to move the plot along. There were too many awkward and unnecessary medical examinations (vaginal). ..."
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Bill commented on a Meetup - 4 weeks ago
Paris (2008) - Cedar-Lee / Nighttown
"We had a great Sunday evening! Film was interesting and provided a nice glimpse into life in Paris. Once the viewer got accustomed to the constant shifting between parallel story lines it made sense. ..."
