If you happened to be wondering how you can check out “Something Remote”, then wonder no more! We’ve partnered with IndieFlix to bring you online streaming and DVDs!

You have two options:
1) Stream Online for $4.99 (You can watch it for 30 days)
2) Buy the DVD for $9.99 (You keep it for forever!)

On Sunday, October 11th, Something Remote took Silk City Flick Fest by storm when it won both Funniest Flick and Best Feature.
Thanks to everyone that helped make Something Remote a reality and to the organizers who put together a classy festival.
http://www.silkcityflickfest.com/

“Something Remote” will be screened at 2:15 PM on Saturday, October 10 at Manchester Community College located at 60 Bidwell Street in Manchester, CT. Come and watch the film with us!
Admission is $10 for General, $8 for Senior and $6 for Students.

Hi everyone,
I just re-launched brokenwallfilms.com with a whole new design. If you’re reading this, you probably have noticed that by now. So if you’re asking “why change?”, the answer is simple. We’re a production company and it was difficult to add videos to our website (that’s a problem). So we’ve done a major overhaul and [...]

Broken Wall Films recently entered their version of Army Of Darkness (Evil Dead III) “Sweded” into the Fremont Outdoor Movies Sweded Movie Contest. As the winner, our three minute version of the movie ran prior to the real thing.

We’ve officially launched the Something Remote Web Series!

“But I’ve seen the movie, isn’t this just the movie chopped up?”
No! The web series is actually all new! It’s a prequel to the events of the movie.

Head over to www.SomethingRemote.com to watch Something Remote – The Web Series!

Where: WPI (On The Quad), Worcester, MA
When: Friday, May 1st, 2009 at Dusk
Cost: FREE!
This event is free and open to the public.

RSVP: http://somethingremote.com/

Rain Update
We’ll be in Alden Hall. Starts at 8:15.

Steve was recently interviewed by PocketFives.com. Steve is quickly becoming a famous poker player along with being one of the best assistant producer’s in the northeast US.

DiTullio became interested in poker as a kid while playing cards with his mother. His interest was piqued even further in 1998 and 2002, when he caught telecasts of Scotty Nguyen and Robert Varkonyi, respectively, winning the World Series of Poker Main Event. From there, his experience was rather typical. He recalled, “My friends and I started a home game where we played a very bad version of Texas Hold’em. It essentially became a super turbo capped game. From there, I began playing online.”

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Joy Richard, New Leader Staff Writer, recently attended a screening of Something Remote. She wrote about the movie Friday’s edition of the New Leader.

This movie is full of popular culture references, along with jokes that tie into other
films.
“Our movie caters to an audience that is in the know when it comes to pop culture and random references. It is a movie for the fans by fans,” said Laferriere, the director. Laferriere is from Dudley and went to Shepherd Hill Regional High School, as did Allain, who lives in Charlton. They met while working on Shepherd Hill’s morning television program, “The A.M. Show.”

The rest of the article can be read on page 2:
www.blackstonevalleytribune.com/pdf/SPE.2009.03.13.pdf

Just wanted to raise everyone’s attention to a great article in this month’s Pulse Magazine about Broken Wall Films. Here’s a snippet:

Their baby, Something Remote, is certainly the standout, but each item in their body of work speaks of a talent and enthusiasm that will continue to mature and entertain for a good long time to come. In other words, more standouts are sure to be coming our way.

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