WMM
Fest and 2013 Hollywood Fringe Fest present: Post-Apocalyptic Noir Feature Way Down In Chinatown
THE BEST GODDAMN MOVIE SINCE
ERIK VON STRONHEIM PRESENTED ‘GREED’ TO WARNER BROS. IN 1926
June 03, 2013 – Described by the director as the ”best damn thing
out of old Hollywood town since VON STRONHEIM’S GREED”. The 2013 Hollywood Fringe Festival in
conjunction with We Make Movies’ WMM FEST is proud to present a preview
screening of feature film WAY DOWN IN CHINATOWN. Written
and directed by EMK (alias for director Eric Michael Kochmer, a protégé of
experimental filmmaker/artist George Landow aka Owen Land) -
and co-produced by Maria Olsen of MOnsterworks66, who can also be seen playing
Bob - WDiC chronicles over-sexed theater couple, playwright Victor
and director Jessica Mitchum who while creating a performance piece about the
apocalypse begin experiencing the world slowly falling apart. They
are slowly seduced by an underworld created to preserve the few who will
survive an on-coming apocalypse brought on by worm-people. The theatrical preview will book-end the
Hollywood Fringe Festival with appropriately timed midnight screenings on June
15th, and 29th 2013.
WDiC stars Stephanie Sanditz (Strangers with Candy) and Justin
Dray (Lake City) with sparkling cameos by Lisa Loring (original Wednesday Addams)
and Nancy Wolfe (Helter Skelter). The film has already polarized
critics with claims that audiences will either “…love or hate [it] but whatever
your reaction, it’ll get the grey matter working harder than any movie you’ll
see this year.”-Knifed In Venice. Some find it “avant garde at its finest”-Gemini
Moon, while other critics find it “…a stream of nonsense …”-John Sandel.
Tickets on
sale now at http://www.hollywoodfringe.org/projects/1216 More information at www.waydowninchinatown.com
We Make Movies (www.wemakemovies.org) is
a Los Angeles based film collective of over 2000 filmmakers dedicated to making
some really cool shit. WMM gears their energy toward empowering independent
filmmakers and providing the resources and connections that will help them get
their movies made. Since 2009, more than 40 shorts and 6 features were
developed, produced or directly funded through WMM. The group alternates free
weekly writers workshops, improv nights, and industry guest interviews in an
effort to help filmmakers get feedback on their work, try new ideas, and learn
what's working for others. #wemakemovies @wemakemoviez
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