27 t/m 30 sept. 2007, Electron Breda
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Jack Stevenson
Totally Uncensored: A History of scandinavian Sex Cinema
In the night of Friday the 28th of September to Saturday the 29th of September, specialist Jack Stevenson presents the program Totally Uncensored, in which he tells in a colorful manner how the Scandinavian sex cinema conquered the world. ...more Jack Stevenson
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Grindhouse
On the festival attention is paid to Grindhouse films, too. The naam 'Grindhouse' refers to old cinemas in big American cities where movies were screened all day long. ...more


Al Adamson
To the works of B-movie king Al Adamson (1929 - 1995) a mini-retrospective is dedicated.
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Extreme
For die-hards with a strong stomach there is the theme program 'Extreme'. ...more


Postal

Postal (filmstill)
Director: Uwe Boll
Country: USA/Canada/Germany
Year: 2007
Length: 95 minutes
Language: English
Subtitles: no
Cast: Zack Ward, Dave Foley, Chris Coppola, Michael Benyaer, Seymour Cassel

In a town Called Paradise, first-class loser Postal Dude lives in a trailer with his wife Bitch. He needs a job badly, but can�t seem to find one. It makes him desperate. His life changes completely when he meets cult leader Uncle Dave. Uncle Dave has financial problems and asks Postal Dude to rob an amusement park. At the same time the Taliban (that's right) have the same plan, only with a different approach.
Postal is a satire on the violence in the world and George W. Bush's �war against terror�. No one is safe for director Uwe Boll�s criticism and practically every subject that is taboo is dealt with. Boll is deliberately trying to provoke people into conversations about topics like freedom of speech, relgion, terrorism and warfare. The productive German filmmaker is known from films like House of the Dead, Alone in the Dark and Bloodrayne.

Screening: Th. 27 Sept., 20.00 h, large auditorium

Also check out www.postal-the-movie.com and www.boll-kg.de
At the moment there is a lot of fuss/buzz around POSTAL in Germany according to the following news items:
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