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Ice Planet (H5B5. 2000) Sci-fi pilot shot on a Munich soundstage. International cast directed by Winrich Kolbe. Special effects by John Lantieri, from the animators who brought the dinosaurs to life in the first installment of Jurassic Park. In this, my film debut, I play Volyup the Inaku Shaman.The last survivors of a deadly attack on Planet Earth meet a tribe of humanoids when they land on the Ice Planet through a rend in time and space. Dialogue spoken in proto-Inaku. The series has been picked up by a company in Canada, however no news has come yet of production for this series. |
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Tom and Jerry (Sam Limor, 2005). Tom, an aging mob hitman, wants out of the business and to retire quietly to a condo with his wife. First, however, must make his protégé pay for botching a hit. Based on the stage play of the same name. Contemporary noir and characters with a touch of the the Old World not so far above the surface. |
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I Believe in America (Michael Narváez. 2007) Krochmal plays a flashy, tragicomic cameo as Vélez, a member of the violent Puerto Rican nationalist group called Los Macheteros. Feature shot entirely in New York City, with a mixed cast of Latino and non-Latino actors, both known and emerging, in prominent roles. Three generations of a family have a part in the movement unbeknownst to one another, and the background conflict tears them apart.. Has undercurrents of a political thriller. |
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Off Hour (Daniel Frei. 2007) Classic silent, shot in Brooklyn's historic Graving Dock (or Todd Dry Dock), now an IKEA megastore parking lot. As Felix, the grizzled foreman of an otherwordly crew of pirate stevedores whose ceaseless toil on the abandoned waterfront is interrupted one day by the visit of the god Thor. Stars Adrian Grenier of HBO's Entourage and Miryam Coppersmith of The Sopranos. Alpine horn soundtrack by Martina Struck. |
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Ricochet (Joel Santiago. 2005) Dimitri is a Russian petty crack dealer. Dimitri has big problem because Dimitri smokes his own product and lives a frenetic life on the knife's edge with his junkie driver/bodyguard, Felix. Inspired by French indie masterpiece La Haine (Hatred), this short follows a day in the life of a gun that changes hands several times. Killer soundtrack by composer Bruno. |
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Dissolve (2005). On a turn as a deluded, cantankerous, paranoid B-list Shakespearean actor who has become obsessed with King Lear and replays it endlessly before an audience peopled with ghost-like figures that applaud like robots. His son has exhausted every effort to rescue him, and finally resorts to a ruse to gently submit him to institutional life. |
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