Filthy and Complicated » “Tex” at BIFF

Packed house

Lautaro — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 02:04:38 +0000

Standing room only. at least 100 people came to see Tex. or maybe they came to see the one with the two naked women screaming at each other, but they also watched Tex.

Showtime!

Lautaro — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 03:46:45 +0000

“Tex: Vampire Hunter” will lead off the Mature Audiences short film program at BIFF. This is presumably due to the explicit violence and strongly implied vampire lesbianism in the movie, or the scene where Tex does like eight lines of cocaine.

The showtimes are as follows:

Friday, February 19th – Wilson Theatre (tickets)
Saturday, February 20th – Bushel & Pecks (tickets)

I’ll be in attendance at both screenings to answer audience questions about what the metaphor of bloodsucking whores could possibly mean.

This is the official World Premiere of our film. Be there and be awesome.

“Tex” Accepted for Competition: BIFF

Lautaro — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:18:34 +0000

I received the following short but exciting message:

Dear Lautaro, Congratulations, your film was accepted into competition for the 2010 Beloit International Film Festival. More info to follow! Rod Beaudoin Executive Director

A little research shows that BIFF, which takes place in February, has already earned a place as an important film festival. It’s compared to the early days of Sundance, and attracts lots of producers and agents and film royalty like John Voight.

On the other hand I have a somewhat unpleasant personal history with the town of Beloit, and Wisconsin in winter is ungodly cold.

But then again,