Uso Justo
Filmmaker Coleman Miller took a Mexican medical melodrama, added his own subtitles and other effects to create a very funny commentary on experimental film.
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“Uso Justo” – Filmmaker Coleman Miller took a 50s Mexican hospital melodrama, added his own subtitles and other effects, and created a funny and engaging film that’s also a commentary about experimental film.
(via Boing Boing)
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Uso Justo Filmmaker Coleman Miller took a Mexican medical melodrama, added his own subtitles and other effects to create a very funny commentary on experimental film. (via Boing Boing)
“Uso Justo” – Filmmaker Coleman Miller took a 50s Mexican hospital melodrama, added his own subtitles and other effects, and created a funny and engaging film that’s also a commentary about experimental film. (via Boing Boing)
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