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A feature documentary featuring Kenny Vance, founder of Jay and the Americans, who visits his heros, the legends of Doo Wop, who he saw as a kid perform in the 50’s and 60’s at the old Brooklyn Paramount. They hang out, they reminisce about the beginnings of Doo Wop, and they sing together in scenes that will make your heart skip a beat. Pookie Hudson, Little Anthony, Eugene Pitt, Cleveland Still – these are a few of the legends who we meet in Feelin’ No Pain. And woven throughout is the story of Kenny’s latest band, The Planotones. Started against all advice at 50 The Planotones is a group of middle aged singers who are re-living their teen dream to sing oldies to the cheers of audiences across America. The life of the Artinian family of Long Island was chronicled in the Academy Award nominated film Sound and Fury that came out in 2000. Sound and Fury: Six Years Later is another engaging look at this extraordinary family in the years since their first movie captured audiences around the world. Sound and Fury ended with 6-year-old Heather’s parents deciding not to implant her. In this stand-alone follow up film we learn that Heather’s parents changed their minds and she finally did get the implant at 9 years old, as did Heather’s 2 younger brothers, her mother, her deaf aunt and her 2 deaf cousins. The film follows Heather in her life today interacting fluidly between the hearing world of her school and the signing deaf world of her parents.
To purchase a dvd or vhs contact us at Aronsonfilms@aol.com Beautiful Daughters is a film about the first all transgender production of Eve Ensler’s THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES. This is the first gathering of the best and brightest of the transsexual community coming together to present a powerful message to change stereotypic views of transsexuals. This film embraces and totally accepts these women. Outrageous, deeply painful, deliciously funny - they tell their stories and we fall in love with them. Beautiful Daughters puts a complex, vulnerable and totally human face on these ladies. We see that they are a part of the fabric of our society and the film inspires acceptance, compassion and inclusion for them. Credits: Watch for BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS on LOGO TV. BULLRIDER takes you close in to the remarkable unknown world of
professional bullriding. It's the story of 3 of the world’s top riders
vying for the 2004 World Championship and the million dollar prize. The
aging 2-time world champion, super-star Adriano Moraes, has a widening
lead throughout the season but, despite injuries, broken bones and constant
pain, Justin McBride and Mike Lee fight their way back to a neck and neck
poignant ending at the finish in the Las Vegas finals. These are modern
day gladiators competing in the most dangerous sport on earth. A story
of endurance through pain, human sacrifice and accomplishment, BULLRIDER
also tells a story of America today, a generation away from the warm fuzzy
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