Dallas festival to showcase right-thinking filmmakers

Washington Times ^ | Tuesday, September 7, 2004 | By Amy Fagan

[JohnHuang2]

Fed up with what they say is the radical left's domination of Hollywood, a group of conservative filmmakers will debut their newest films in a festival this weekend in Dallas. The film festival, scheduled Sept. 10-12, is the brainchild of Jim Hubbard, a law school graduate who felt conservatives have sat on the sidelines too long while liberals dominate moviemaking. He and others tired of filmmakers like Michael Moore, whose "Fahrenheit 9/11" bashed President Bush for how his administration dealt with the September 11 terrorist attacks.

[Lexinom]

It's interesting they're doing it in Dallas and not Hollywierd.

[marmar]

I salute you...and I know how to do it properly. Your post are always interesting and informative.

[no dems]

How will the films be marketed?

[DJ MacWoW]

Speaking of the Hollywood "right", did anyone else see an ad on AMC (I think) for a show on Hollywood republicans to air on September 12th @ 10pm? Drew Carrey and Pat Sayjak were in the ad saying how difficult it is to be conservative in Hollyweird.

[Slings and Arrows]

If you want an interesting and funny movie that explicity celebrates America, and implicitly celebrates everything conservatives believe in, Road Scholar is fantastic.