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June 28, 2010'HolyWars' Documentary Getting Some Buzz
Film depicts two 'religious fundamentalists' -- a Christian and a Muslim -- on their journeys
by Mark Moring
A compelling new documentary called HolyWars made its world premiere at the SilverDocs film festival last week, where it caught the eye of IndieWIRE magazine. IndieWIRE asked director Stephen Marshall about what they called his "unusual approach to the subject of religious extremism in a post-9/11 world after his film completed both of its Silverdocs screenings," adding that Marshall had set out to make a film about end-of-the-world rhetoric.
“The inception point was in 2006; Bush was still in power," Marshall said. "The zeitgeist was focused on apocalyptic thinking. This was the original idea that got me the money to make the film. The question was: Could they make it happen? Could they make a self-fulfilling prophecy?”
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Posted by Mark Moring on June 28, 2010 4:16 PM
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Comments
Looks really interesting - bummer that there doesn't seem to be a trailer online anywhere.
Posted By: Nate Clarke | June 29, 2010 8:55 AM
it seems a good movie, I will find and watch.
Posted By: christian louboutin | July 22, 2010 10:26 PM
Such a beautifully relevant piece as this is a must-see!!
This movie struck me as divinely brilliant, poignantly touching with immortal inspiration. Sometimes it seems that art does come in from a higher dimension. That makes Stephen Marshall and Lisa Kawamoto Hsu channels of such energy...very thrilling!
Posted By: Rita Hart | August 5, 2010 2:36 AM