DREAMLAND
(from Franz
Harland's site)
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SYNOPSIS "Dreamland" is an ironic fairy tale about men looking for easy money and women who want to get their hands on it. They inhabit a shadowy world where love is a commodity sold at bargain prices. The film is an unflinching look at America in decline from a female, European point of view. Attracted by the material renowned talent of New York's abundant Independent scene enthusiastically collaborated on this funky trip into urban America's charming sleaze. Ross, the hapless club-owner
is played by Eric Mitchell (leading man in previous films by Amos Poe,
Jim Jarmusch and Keith Mc Nally). Supporting parts were played by Rockets
Redglare (Down by Law), Zoe Lund (Bad Lieutenant), Harsh Nayyar ( Making
Mr. Wright). Sharon Lamofsky (Before the Rain) provided a luscious look
to the shabby dance hall and Franz Harland (Smithereens) produced.
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