By Craig Detweiler, originally posted at his Purple State of Mind blog. The 15th City of the Angels Film Festival opened and closed with sold out screenings at the Directors Guild of America, on February 27th and March 1st, 2009. Having establishing itself as a themed retrospective,...

-From John Priddy Just the other day (wearing my sweet Bose headset) I watched Nick Ozeki’s “Mamitas” on my laptop. The audio and cinematography were so amazing, and they brought back vivid memories of the sights, sounds and rhythms of the Latino neighborhood where I grew...

Originally posted at the Prague Post March 5, 2009 By Steffen Silvis To Die In Jerusalem Established in California in 1996, the Angelus Student Film Festival promotes the work of student filmmakers, particularly those who have created works that promote tolerance, diversity and other...

- From John Priddy   I can’t remember a Windrider film that mesmerized me more than Charlie Boyles’ “Kilroy Was Here.” This cinematically splendid 15-minute production features a powerful narrative with minimal dialogue.  At the 2006 Angelus Student Film...

KILROY WAS HERE KILROY WAS HERE In France during World War II, an American pilot hangs helplessly from his parachute, tangled in a massive tree. He is soon discovered by a group of orphaned children who have been forced into primitive and feral means in order to survive the war. Separately,...