The Right’s Response
Posted by Joshua Claybourn on 21 January 2005 | 2 responses
The New York Sun profiles Evan Coyne Maloney who “may very well be America’s most promising conservative documentary filmmaker.” Many on the right “expect Mr. Maloney’s unfinished debut film, Brainwashing 101, to emerge as a breakout theatrical hit — or at least to make it to theaters, a feat few films of its political ilk have managed to achieve.”
You can actually download a short version the film here. Maloney hopes to to expand the film to a full-length documentary, which he’ll have to do if it is to be released in theatres.
2 Responses to “The Right’s Response”
Do you think that the right will ever figure out that movies depicting the crocodile-whines of privileged white kids inherently don’t, to use a Hollywood term, have legs?
greg
As soon as certain members on the left realize that a chubby, unkempt, and overall bad director inherently doesnt have legs.