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el valiente
(3:45 min, 2004) is a collection of the 70s
Bond girls who never knew loneliness “until I met you”
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la calavera
(3 min, 2004) “The repetitive missile
from a war plane blurs into a war game. Add an uplifting song
to it and you have a perfectly entertaining video game. Or is
it reality?" — L.A. Freewaves
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el moro (2:30
min, 2004) “Deep down, we have always suspected
there must be some connection between J.R.R. Tolkien, Star Trek,
and the rise of the radical Left. Leave it to Jim Finn to bring
it all together.”
— New York Underground Film Festival
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el corazón
(3:15 min, 2004) is about a mustached man who
loves his team and his girl .
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el paraguas (3:45 min,
2005) Donald Rumsfeld and Saddam Hussein met in 1985:
“Oh the wind and the rain.”
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la palmera (1:45 min,
2005) A love letter from a Florida car wash.
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la ardilla (2 min, 2004)
“Jim Finn woos his charming, bright-eyed neighbor, who
hesitatingly returns his affections. A pure romantic comedy,
one that is tender, brave, and genuinely funny.” —
Cinematexas
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el azteca (3 min, 2005)
Ricardo Montablan’s Khan in the 60s and the 80s is still
fighting the good fight: “It’s not enough to pray!”
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el pájaro (2
min, 2005) A red-state playoff game is the excuse for
a world uprising.
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la corona (1:30 min,
2005) The Bush inner circle at Crawford moving to the
sounds of the Mexican Frank Sinatra.
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la cobra (2:30 min,
2004) A love song about a drowned girl is illustrated
in a bath and tanning booth.
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la estrella (2:30 min,
2005) Cosmonaut stamps and communist icons turn a Frank
and Nancy Sinatra song into another Internationale.
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la rosa (3 min, 2004)
A cautionary tale of an emperor from a great state who takes
whatever he wants.
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la mano (2 min, 2005)
A religious revival in the O.C.: “Prepare Ye the Way of
the Lord!”
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