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My most recent film, The God Who Wasn't There, is available on DVD at the official site and elsewhere.

Bat Boy: The Musical is currently being staged in productions of various sizes around the world. A movie adaptation directed by John Landis is in development, with no casting announced or shooting date set.

My next feature film, Danielle, remains in development.

Bill Gates is still dead.


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June 2003
Howard Dean
This is amazing. "People-Powered" Howard Dean has raised seven million dollars this quarter. His blog turned into a telethon (blogathon?) yesterday, and reading it is like reading an exciting new page in history (note the first audblog by a Presidential...
June 30, 2003
A mission from God
Does this scare you at all? Bush said: "God told me to strike at al Qaida and I struck them, and then He instructed me to strike at Saddam, which I did, and now I am determined to solve the...
June 30, 2003
Blogcritics bigotry
I am trying to be very, very patient at this Blogcritics thread: Homos, Brian Flemming and me. Warning: Rampant homophobia masquerading as benevolence awaits if you click that link....
June 30, 2003
Kucinich admits: "The votes aren't there"
The Fire This Time: Why Kucinich May be the Right Guy at the Right Time: The math, stripped of its eloquence, looks something like this: If minority constituencies could be inspired to vote in proportionate numbers and in line with...
June 30, 2003
Dean
Is that a grass-roots graphic or what?...
June 30, 2003
Nora Murphy
Extraordinary Los Angeles artist Nora Murphy has become a Slumdance blogger! I've known Nora for years and always find her take on the world refreshing. I generally find something new and fascinating about her every time we talk. (She and...
June 29, 2003
Ban straight Scout leaders!
I was in the Boy Scouts for a short period in my youth and, strangely, nobody tried to molest me. I had to earn my merit badges the hard way. Now I know why my trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous,...
June 28, 2003
The Copyright Cage
Legal Affairs: Bars can't have TVs bigger than 55 inches. Teddy bears can't include tape decks. Girl Scouts who sing "Puff, the Magic Dragon" owe royalties. Copyright law needs to change. Thanks, cinema minima and Copyfight....
June 27, 2003
Will there be a MoveOn runoff primary?
The results of the MoveOn primary are in. Howard Dean won with roughly 44% of the vote, Dennis Kucinich 24%, and Kerry 16%. Bringing up the rear were Joe Lieberman (2%) just ahead of Al Sharpton (.5%). Factoids: 317,639 votes...
June 27, 2003
June 26, 2003
Damn liberal media
Can anybody figure out why this story isn't getting greater play? It's about an anti-war protester who was singled out (among Bush supporters) and arrested for "trespassing" (at a public airport!). It seems obvious this guy was chosen because he...
June 25, 2003
A victory for the public domain
Yes! Yes! It's working! Lessig announces on his blog: I have just arrived in DC, where I was planning on meeting with staffers on the Hill tomorrow to drum up support for the Public Domain Enhancement Act. Weíve got CDís...
June 25, 2003
"Willful Infringement" now online
Jed Horovitz mentions on this Blogcritics thread that the movie Willful Infringement, DVD copies of which are priced for institutional use ($50), is now available for viewing online. Donation requested. Description from the website: "The movie that Disney does NOT...
June 25, 2003
Political compass test
Have you seen this test? My red dot was right (er, left) where I would have predicted....
June 24, 2003
Why that shiznit matters that Big Baby Bush lied
There is already plenty of amateur political punditry on da Web, I know, but sometimes I just can't help that shiznit, know what I'm sayin'? I tend post this stuff at Blogcritics because that shiznit gets a wider variety of...
June 23, 2003
Why it matters that Bush lied
There is already plenty of amateur political punditry on the Web, I know, but sometimes I just can't help it. I tend to post this stuff at Blogcritics because it gets a wider variety of comments....
June 21, 2003
Failure to communicate
At Noshi Sushi tonight: "The movement isn't about abolishing copyright. The goal is to achieve more sensible copyright laws, so the public domain doesn't disappear." "But why do we need a public domain? Artists should make their own damn work."...
June 20, 2003
I don't mean to bug ya
Eldred.cc wants me to bug you to sign the petition. If you do (and please do), please leave a comment here with your sig #. Then everyone will know what a good person you are, and plus you will also...
June 20, 2003
Just doing my part
Okay, so back in April I blogged a photo story about a Dennis Kucinich speech in Los Angeles at Immanuel Presbyterian Church. The next day I get this email from Amy Hochadel, field director for Kucinich's campaign: Great photos from...
June 19, 2003
Marriage
Jared Greer: for a country that claims to be so progressive and free, i find it pretty embarrassing that a bunch of fuckwits can go on national television and marry an absolute stranger for money, yet two people of the...
June 19, 2003
Whopper
Whose behavior is worse here--the White House's or Reuters'?...
June 18, 2003
Freedom flees North
Ah, life in the land of the free. Why can't we be more like Canada? If I were a marriage-minded gay music downloader, I would totally move there. UPDATE: Freedom to Tinker points out that Hatch has clarified his pozish....
June 17, 2003
Bill Gates to die in New York: Thoughts on the DV revolution
We've lucked into something good in New York, I think. The time for splashy debuts at big-time established festivals is gone for this film--we had Slamdance, SXSW, Taos, the big award at Newport...you don't get into the New York Film...
June 17, 2003
Nothing So Strange slated for New York premiere
Big news: Nothing So Strange will be the Opening Night film of the new VideoTheatre NYC series in New York. There is a press release. The East Village location and the scrappy nature of VideoTheatre NYC are both just perfect...
June 17, 2003
Streaker
I agree with the Reverse Cowgirl--how is this "streaker" even a streaker? She's more covered than the average woman at Venice Beach....
June 16, 2003
It began in L.A.
According to the U.K. Guardian: New York is often seen as the creative hub of experimental film-making, but the postwar avant-garde--that movement that led directly to the explosion of "underground film" in the 1960s--began in Los Angeles, in the shadow...
June 16, 2003
Reversal
Good MSNBC article by Eric Olsen on Metallica's new view of the Internet and file-sharing....
June 16, 2003
Covenant
"A covenant," Doug answered. The congressman half-smiled, as if caught between confessing his ignorance and pretending he knew what Doug was talking about. "Like the Mafia," Doug clarified. "Look at the strength of their bonds." He made a fist and...
June 16, 2003
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June 15, 2003
Speculation
Mark Morford: George W. Bush does not have sex. You just know this. Dubya is not one to even remotely appreciate or even care about much less understand anything at all regarding the messy glorious divinity of women or women's...
June 15, 2003
Speculation
Mark Morford: George W. Bush does not have sex. You just know this. Dubya is not one to even remotely appreciate or even care about much less understand anything at all regarding the messy glorious divinity of women or women's...
June 15, 2003
Classification
Your car is so gay. Well, it might be. Find out. (Link via Adam Curry's Weblog)...
June 15, 2003
Filmmaking as catharsis
Hee hee. Jason Kottke has created a short film (Flash 6 format) in the style of a silent movie about Bush and Chirac called "Ceci n'est pas une guerre (c'est l'amour)," or "This is not a war (it's love)."...
June 15, 2003
Conversations
Kate Sullivan, in her Rockblog, writes about what a great time she had the other day talking to various politicians' offices....
June 14, 2003
Restaurant review
Early Father's Day dinner at Vitello's. Never been there before. When I saw this on the menu... ...I couldn't resist. The waitress looked at me funny when I ordered it. But if they don't want anyone to order it,...
June 11, 2003
Nothing So Strange
Haven't been posting much, partly because good things are in the works for both Bat Boy and Nothing So Strange. Hope to be able to announce them soon....
June 09, 2003
Hill and Bill
Posted some thoughts about the Clinton marriage on Blogcritics....
June 09, 2003
Interview with Lawrence Lessig
Dude, what are you trying to do with your fingers? You're going to hurt yourself. It's a protest. Wha--? If I don't get 100,000 signatures on this petition by the end of the month, I will drive my index...
June 04, 2003
They don't like us. They really don't like us
Via Joshua Micah Marshall...
June 03, 2003
By the numbers
Thanks, Nurse Ratched....
June 03, 2003
The West Memphis Three
It was ten years ago today....
June 03, 2003
Pix last night
June 03, 2003
Victory in Austin
Boing Boing notes a victory by EFF-Austin in the Texas Legislature. They defeated a state-level DMCA. Congrats to Adina Levin, who has some helpful info on her BookBlog....
June 01, 2003
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