FelliniesqueFelliniesque is a style of filmmaking where dreams and reality are perceived as one experience. This website is the home of felliniesque filmmaking. The RED QUEEN, Felliniesque Players, is the first movie in a series of movies that this website will showcase, celebrating the felliniesque style of filmmaking. The RED QUEEN is a very creative rock-n-roll musical. THE RED QUEEN is a surreal vision of the American Underground surfacing in style, song and dance. It is shocking, provocative and weirdly beautiful. This is a must have DVD for the Evolutionary Theorists out there -- way out there -- and true rock-n-rollers. Click on the arrow in the center to see the teaser for The RED QUEEN, Felliniesque Players - a rock musical (flash version) or click on this link to see the QuickTime versionHere is another flash trailer new trailer THE RED QUEEN Click here to visit The RED QUEEN, felliniesque players page. |
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The RED QUEEN
, Felliniesque Players Now you can see The RED QUEEN in its entirety on Amazon.com as VOD (Video on Demand). You can also download the movie or buy the DVD. |
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BUTTERFLIES IN THE WIND World Premier The RED QUEEN was invited to the Ava Gardner Indie Film Festival in Smithfield, North Carolina! It had its world premiere on November 20th, 2009. The Ava Gardner Film Festival is held in Smithfield, North Carolina every year. Ava Gardner, the great Hollywood movie star, was born in North Carolina. The Ava Gardner Museum is dedicated to her. Filmmaking A to Z is the best book on 35mm indie filmmaking on the Internet. It is available from Amazon.com |
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Felliniesque Federico Fellini is the great Italian director who defined the art of filmmaking. In one of his biographies, Federico Fellini said, "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." |