Showing posts with label Cinema. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cinema. Show all posts
Saturday, March 02, 2024
The Coldness
Hey check out my upcoming film!
Fantastic Direction from Gustavo Sampaio.
And amazing work from my fellow castmates: Ona Zimhart, Patrick Rains, Gabriel M. Ranirez and Jamie Hughes.
World Premiered at the Unamed Footage Festival March 31, 2024 at the 4 Star Theater in San Francisco.
Dread Central's Review.
Check out the Trailer:
Get Tickets here.
Later,
Paul Parducci
Labels:
2024,
Cinema,
film festivals,
Found Footage,
Gabriel M. Ramirez,
Gustavo Sampaio,
Horror,
Jamie Hughes,
new,
Ona Zimhart,
Patrick Rains
Friday, October 03, 2014
Blog Released Film "Geometry" Continues to Seep Into the Interverse.
Thanks for the continued support of my
little creepy, crawly, viewer controlled feature length portion of Cinema.
Here is a screen shot:
The film in it's entirety can be found for ever and for always HERE.
Later,
Paul Parducci
little creepy, crawly, viewer controlled feature length portion of Cinema.
Here is a screen shot:
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| Jocelyn Saenz as Susan Trent in Paul Parducci's Geometry |
Later,
Paul Parducci
Labels:
Blog Release,
Cinema,
experimental,
Geometry Film,
Jocelyn Saenz,
Paul Parducci
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Candy Darling Can't Swim
One of the most Famous and Tragic Personalities to emerge from Andy Warhol's Factory
Was the self-created Classic Movie Star Candy Darling.
Here is Candy in an Interview:
Highly recommended is the Tragic, Fascinating and Well-constructed Documentary "Beautiful Darling" from James Rasin.
(I just watched on NetFlix.)
Here is the Official Trailer:
The title of this post highlights what I consider to be the marrow of the sadness of this short driven, complex life.
Later,
Paul Parducci
Was the self-created Classic Movie Star Candy Darling.
Here is Candy in an Interview:
Highly recommended is the Tragic, Fascinating and Well-constructed Documentary "Beautiful Darling" from James Rasin.
(I just watched on NetFlix.)
Here is the Official Trailer:
The title of this post highlights what I consider to be the marrow of the sadness of this short driven, complex life.
Later,
Paul Parducci
Labels:
Candy Darling,
Cinema,
Factory,
James Rasin,
James Slattery,
Movies and Television,
Paul Parducci,
superstar,
Warhol
Sunday, July 20, 2008
My Ultimate Quote Regarding Directing.

Ivan Triesault as director Von Ellstein in Vincent Minnelli's "Bad and the Beautiful"
"To direct a picture, a man needs humility. Do you have humility, Mr. Shields?"
Regarding this particular job in film-truer words were never spoken.
Later,
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