Yes--I'm discussing *Coven,* which is included on the AM DVD. It's
also, BTW, available by itself on VHS.
The interesting thing about Coven is that the plot is completely
ambiguous: it can be perceived as a man's descent into madness, or as a
conventional horror movie. It's kind of clever that way. The only truly
lame thing about it is the way its title is pronounced.
--J
On May 9, 2005, at 1:28 PM, David Coons wrote:
> Yes, I've seen and loved this film. I believe the DVD
> release has the full length version of the short film
> "Coven", which may be what Joy saw.
>
> Carlye spirited me to a showing at the New Beverly
> Theater in August 2000, and it was hard to believe I
> hadn't seen it before. Another favorite film-about-
> a-film is "Lost in LaMancha", which chronicles the
> self destruction of Terry Gilliam's Don Quixote epic.
> His best move was *not* sending the documentary crew
> home as equipment was destroyed by a flash flood,
> actors were absent due to other projects, the lead
> actor falls ill, and the investors have second
> thoughts.
>
> http://www.smart.co.uk/lostinlamancha/lm_index.htm
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