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Benjamin Morgan

Secret Cinema: The Eastern Oregon Film Festival’s Remarkable 5th Edition
Unlike nearly everywhere else in the culture, bigger is not necessarily better at the Eastern Oregon Film Festival. It’s a slender event in a small town. Eleven features and 21 shorts across three days and two venues. Still, they don’t call this stretch of fully enclosed valley “La Grande” for nothing. Despite only containing about 12,000 souls, this mountainous hamlet, like Ian Clark and Benjamin Morgan’s program, leaves you plenty of room to explore. The festival opened on a Thursday night in late February, commencing with a dinner for its supporting members in the town’s recently renovated arts center. Over beer, […]...
See full article at Filmmaker Magazine - Blog
  • 3/7/2014
  • by Brandon Harris
  • Filmmaker Magazine - Blog
Secret Cinema: The Eastern Oregon Film Festival’s Remarkable 5th Edition
Unlike nearly everywhere else in the culture, bigger is not necessarily better at the Eastern Oregon Film Festival. It’s a slender event in a small town. Eleven features and 21 shorts across three days and two venues. Still, they don’t call this stretch of fully enclosed valley “La Grande” for nothing. Despite only containing about 12,000 souls, this mountainous hamlet, like Ian Clark and Benjamin Morgan’s program, leaves you plenty of room to explore. The festival opened on a Thursday night in late February, commencing with a dinner for its supporting members in the town’s recently renovated arts center. Over beer, […]...
See full article at Filmmaker Magazine-Director Interviews
  • 3/7/2014
  • by Brandon Harris
  • Filmmaker Magazine-Director Interviews
Holiday horror - 70's, TV movie style: Home for the Holidays (1972) review
Home For The Holidays was recommended to me by the Hysteria Continues Podcast. This is a great little TV movie from 1972 starring a fresh off the Flying Nun Sally Field and the always amazing Walter Brennan in his second to last film role. Eerie choice as the character he plays is a man on his death bed. Story starts with Benjamin Morgan calling his four daughters home for the holidays. Apparently all have very little love for their crass an…...
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  • 12/8/2012
  • Horrorbid
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