Exclusive Clips from NewFilmmakers!

by Todd Ayres | Published November 16, 2009

Host Hannah Campbell introduces us to four emerging moviemakers currently on the festival circuit. Benjamin Pollock is a Temple University graduate who rewrote his college radio show “Dark Room Theater” for the screen, but doesn’t compromise its campy, radio feel. Sungmi Park discusses her short film about Korean street dancers, A Wonderful Life. Writer-director Anthony Pombo relays how he shot his film Cuba 1961: A Love Story on a modest $24,000 budget. Finally, Marc Saltarelli chats about directing a heartfelt story of the stress a daughter’s illness puts on herself and her mother in To Comfort You.

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