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The Historic Gold Star Recording Studio and the Audio Legacy of Producer Phil Spector

Muda Mudi – an M. Amin musical film, w/ songs by Singapore band The Tornados

Her four-part series begins July 5 ($10/class).

Toni Basil to teach classes on ’60s go-go dancing

The Ventures: Stars on Guitars
feature documentary film world premiere!
Featuring Don Wilson, Billy Bob Thornton, Jimmy Page, Josie Cotton and many, many more.

Hollywood Reel Independent Film Festival
Feb 12 – 6:15 pm / 1 hr 29 min TRT

Regal Cinemas / L.A. Live
1000 West Olympic Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90015
Tickets $17.00 Service Charge $2.67
Tickets available at: hollywoodreelindependentfilmfestival.com

It has been announced that The Ventures: Stars on Guitars has won Documentary Film at HRIFF.

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Margaret Keane Duke Kahanamoku Portrait

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