Felliniesque

Felliniesque Players

FELLINIESQUE PLAYERS is the first movie in a series of movies that this website will showcase, celebrating the felliniesque style of filmmaking.

This feature length film is going to be available soon as a DVD from this website and elsewhere on the web. Click on the red link to watch a trailer of Felliniesque Players by Vic Alexander, screenplay is by Dona Rose.

Click here to visit the Felliniesque Players page.

[Butterflies premiers at the Ava Gardner Film Festival]

Butterflies in the Wind had its world premiere at the Ava Gardner Museum. It played alongside such great Ava Gardner movies like Hemingway's THE SUN ALSO RISES and THE KILLERS. To buy DVDs of this highly entertaining movie, you can click on the PayPal "buy now" button at the top, middle of the page. You'll love this movie. It's shot on 35mm on locations in Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Malibu.

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To read about the filmmaker Vic Alexander, visit the indie filmmaker's website.

BUTTERFLIES IN THE WIND is a 97 minutes feature film shot on 35mm and in color. The DVD format is 16:9 anamorphic. You can watch it on all TV sets. On plazma and LCD TVs, it plays as 16:9 widescreen and on regular TVs, it plays in Letterbox. The price of the DVD is $25 (includes shipping.) To buy a copy of this independently produced movie from this website, click on the PayPal "buy now" button.


BUTTERFLIES IN THE WIND
World Premiere was at the
Ava Gardner Film Festival 2007
Smithfield, North Carolina


A trailer for the movie:
THE CHASE, starring Nicole Lamahns,
Jason Teague and Judson Sapp.
Now available on DVD for $9.95 (including shipping). (40 minute movie shot on HD) - Just click on the PayPal "buy now" button.

Federico Fellini

"In the beginning I emphasized plot more. I adhered to story and was more literary than cinematic. Later, I placed more faith in images. I found my films related to painting, discovering for myself that light rather than dialogue reveals a character's state of mind, as well as the director's style."

-Federico Fellini

Federico Fellini is the great Italian director who defined the art of filmmaking. To read more about Fellini, click on the picture.
To read more about Fellini and see some clips of his movies, click on the pictures of Fellini, such as the one below: