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Boy George Michael Jackson Browne- 115 min. 2001 $12 ppd VHS or DVD
You've seen the episodes, now watch the full feature! This internet
classic is like nothing you've seen, especially in the comfort of your own home. Be hipper than your friends- own
this baby on home video today! Gorgeous full color cover and everything! FREE POSTAGE for a limited time! Only
a few hundred left! etc! etc! etc!
$3 ppd CD-ROM NEW- for a mere 3 bucks (includes postage), get a simple cd-rom with the full set of episodes in Quicktime format! If your internet connection is slow, or you want the super-big full screen size, this is the way to go! Choose the quicktime size right for you- 640x480, 480x360, or 320x240!
The Tragedy of Tonsil - 89 min. 1997 $12 VHS or DVD
Meet Tonsil - a 24 year old guy who acts like he's 10! This fly-on-the-wall
look at people is full of subtle humor and natural dialogue and boasts some of the best performances in independent
film!
"The performances in Tonsil are better than in any of the short
or feature films I saw at the Sundance Film Festival." - Lisa Gaede, Sundance
Film Institute
"The Tragedy of Tonsil is a very engaging, very creative
work." -Bo Smith, Boston Museum of Fine Arts Film Program
"Tonsil could be used in colleges- psychology, sociology,
and creative writing classes... the film has a lasting quality to it. It was a great film experience." -Carolyn Thomas
"Tonsil forces the audience to mind travel between characters,
rather than letting them off the hook as passive observers. It requires the viewer to actively place themselves
in the proper frame of mind, and I was rewarded for doing so."
-Rob Tate, writer, producer, director of Neptune's Rocking Horse
"Memo Salazar has found his own particular angle to the
universe. The Tragedy of Tonsil is a signal of relief from the riddle of reality. Stan Lee meets Franz Kafka or
Slacker in Alphaville." -Nick Karcasinas, University
Film Lecturer
Eat My Shorts / Nothing Romantic- 120 min.
$12 VHS or DVD
Updated for 2004! All of Memo Salazar's student, amateur, and experimental works on one tape! You get the surreal Take
a Look; the
animated Pop!; the hour-long film about 2 people stuck in the middle of nowhere with a broken-down car, Nothing Romantic; the wordless Laundr; and the corporate-jabbing Sci Fi High all on one tape! As a bonus are Memo Minutes sprinkled throughout the tape. A great collection of unique films as well as an interesting look into the evolution of a filmmaker.