The Skeleton Project, Boxcar cinema. Nice

Posted on September 13th, 2010

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The Skeleton Project, Boxcar cinema. Nice

The Skeleton Project is a collaboration of artists, filmmakers and performers who host events and film nights.

Their performances ranges from intimate shows to toured theatrical performances that often include an original soundtrack and mix video and live performance.

For Fire Walk With Me they are making a showcase of 60 second films and two short films, ‘Dam Good Coffee’ and ‘I am the body of Laura Palmer.’

Dam Good Coffee is a ten-min subtitled film set to an original soundtrack.

I am the body of Laura Palmer is a ten-min film including the song ‘I am the body of Laura Palmer’ by Interruptor Jones.

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