Submitted by Norm Roulet on March 3, 2007 - 2:11pm.
2007/03/18 - 2:00pm
2007/03/18 - 4:00pm
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How many people in NEO could have an uplifting, inspiring and positive documentary film made about them - how many people in NEO would come out looking all good... great? "Citizen" Ed Hauser is surely unique to Northeast Ohio, having stood up to many other "citizens", including NEO community and government "leadership", in a 9-year fight for what Ed felt was best for all in the community. The documentary "Citizen Hauser", about Ed's battle, which officially led to victory on March 02, 2007, has aired on public television in Northeast Ohio - an outstanding work by Blue Hole Productions - will be featured with other short films at the Cleveland Film Festival, as posted below.
In this story of citizen action, a laid off Cleveland steelworker attempts to save a piece of land at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. The fight to save the last piece of natural shoreline in this industrial community unfolds into a unique portrait of Cleveland and Ohio.
Producer: Ryan Rodriguez, Jonathan Shick Screenplay: Ryan Rodriguez Cinematography: Jonathan Shick Editing: Jonathan Shick Music: Peter Martin Principal Cast: Edward Hauser')"> Citizen Hauser
USA Directed by Jonathan Shick Running time: 23 minutes
Citizen Hauser
In this story of citizen action, a laid off Cleveland steelworker attempts to save a piece of land at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. The fight to save the last piece of natural shoreline in this industrial community unfolds into a unique portrait of Cleveland and Ohio.
Glacier Bay, a humorous and tender love story, gives us a peek into the world of Connie and Artie as they navigate through a family gathering with all its trappings. One moment of realization changes everything for them - or does it?
Producer: Colleen Murphy, James Noble Screenplay: Frederick Stroppel Cinematography: Christo Bakalov Editing: Tom Lialios Music: Paula M. Kimper, Andrew Rubenoff Principal Cast: James Noble, Dorothy Bryce, Colleen Murphy')"> Glacier Bay
USA Directed by Douglas Moser Running time: 28 minutes
Glacier Bay
Glacier Bay, a humorous and tender love story, gives us a peek into the world of Connie and Artie as they navigate through a family gathering with all its trappings. One moment of realization changes everything for them - or does it?
In a stab-happy world, a sad outcast wrestles with his demons.The story of Bubbleboy is a film about being trapped by the past and redeemed by the future
Producer: Kristy Fransen Screenplay: Karl Mather Cinematography: John Simpson Editing: Sean Ascroft Music: Hylton Mowday Principal Cast: Nina Pearce, Andrew Supanz')"> The Story of Bubbleboy
AUSTRALIA Directed by Sean Ascroft Running time: 7 minutes
The Story of Bubbleboy
In a stab-happy world, a sad outcast wrestles with his demons.The story of Bubbleboy is a film about being trapped by the past and redeemed by the future
Submitted by Norm Roulet on March 3, 2007 - 4:14pm.
• blue hole productions : mission statement •
We intend to make films that we would want to watch, and think others would as well. This means films that are distinctly human in their story, creatively distinct in their telling, and universal in their relevance. A major documentary, international in its scope, is in the early planning stages. A narrative feature is in the also in the planning stages. It is the mission of the owners, Jonathan Shick and Ryan Rodriguez, to tell stories on a global level. They also hope to have company t-shirts one day, maybe even hooded sweatshirts.
Citizen Hauser (2006)
In this story of citizen action, an obsessive, laid off Cleveland steelworker attempts to save a piece of land at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. The fight to save the last stretch of the natural shoreline of this industrial community unfolds into a unique portrait of Cleveland and Ohio.
More about Blue Hole and Citizen Hauser
• blue hole productions : mission statement •
We intend to make films that we would want to watch, and think others would as well. This means films that are distinctly human in their story, creatively distinct in their telling, and universal in their relevance. A major documentary, international in its scope, is in the early planning stages. A narrative feature is in the also in the planning stages. It is the mission of the owners, Jonathan Shick and Ryan Rodriguez, to tell stories on a global level. They also hope to have company t-shirts one day, maybe even hooded sweatshirts.
Citizen Hauser (2006)
In this story of citizen action, an obsessive, laid off Cleveland steelworker attempts to save a piece of land at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River. The fight to save the last stretch of the natural shoreline of this industrial community unfolds into a unique portrait of Cleveland and Ohio.
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