Boston Underground Film Festival Awards 2009
2009 Boston Underground Film Festival Awards
2009 Boston Underground Film Festival: March 19-26, 2009
In Zach Clark’s Modern Love Is Automatic, a bored nurse (Melodie Sisk) discovers her inner dominatrix after ditching her boyfriend and finding a new roommate, a naive young woman (Maggie Ross) who is just beginning to realize that the world out there isn’t quite like the Disney Hour.
Jury Awards
Best of Fest (Feature)
Modern Love Is Automatic (Zach Clark)
Honorable Mention: Morris County (Matthew Garrett)
Best of Fest (Short)
Treevenge (Jason Eisener)
Honorable Mention: The Scavengers (Corey Bowles)
Most Effectively Offensive
Mavela (My Love Lives in the Sewers) (Manuel Arija de la Cuerda)
Honorable Mention: The Gingerbread House (Claudio Centimeri)
Special Jury Prize
Excision (Richard Bates, Jr.)
Honorable Mention: Far Out (Phil Mucci)
Director’s Choice Awards
Best Feature
Anywhere, USA (Chusy Haney-Jardine)
Honorable Mention: The Rock-afire Explosion (Brett Whitcomb)
Best Short
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Honorable Mention: Electric Fence (Matt O’Mahoney)
Most Promising New England Filmmaker
O Scorpio (Noah Blumenson Cook)
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Tags: Boston Underground Film Festival, Film Awards, Film Festivals, Matthew Garrett, Mavela, Melodie Sisk, Modern Love is Automatic, Morris County, My Love Lives in the Sewers, Noah Blumenson, The Gingerbread House, Treevenge, Zach Clark
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Does anyone know where those movies ar available?
I was wondering what makes a movie “most effectively offensive”