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February 9, 2012

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#2012: Winter 2012

These stories were published in the Winter 2012 MovieMaker Magazine.

Ed Burns Is Forever Indie
Top 10 Cities to be a Moviemaker: 2012
Haskell Wexler: The Last Indie Rebel
Why Sundance?

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From the Archives

Hot Docs Announces Winners of 2011 Festival
Mexico | Winter 2004
Dale Pollock’s World Wide Web of Film
Basterds at the Box Office
"But What I Really Didn't Want To Do Was Direct..."
Wake-up Call to Hollywood
MM Remembers: John Hughes
Scott Pilgrim vs. Ellen Wong
Virginia is for Movie Lovers
Evil Indies

Latest from the forums:

Call for Entries! A&E;and the New York TV Fest seek treatments for original unscripted TV shows
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The New Online Distribution Model
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Best Films of 2008
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What’s Your Favorite Movie Trailer?
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what's your favorite comedy?
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Movies that make you cry
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Favorite Indie Director
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Description of movie making process?
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Upcoming Movies 2012
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Favorite type of movie?
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Latest from the polls:

In Rampart, out this Friday, Woody Harrelson plays veteran Los Angeles police officer Dave Brown, who just so happens to be a very, very bad cop. Corrupt cops might be awful in the real world, but on film, they're oh so fun to watch. Who's your favorite?

Hank Quinlan (Orson Welles) in Touch of Evil (1958)

The Lieutenant (Harvey Keitel) in Bad Lieutenant (1992)

Stansfield (Gary Oldman) in Léon: The Professional (1994)

Dudley Smith (James Cromwell) in L.A. Confidential (1997)

Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington) in Training Day (2001)

Colin Sullivan (Matt Damon) in The Departed (2006)

My favorite corrupt movie cop is much better than these guys. Er, worse. You know what I mean.

I like movie cops who actually help people, thanks.

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