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Julie Ghoulie
Julie Coffey is a recent UF graduate who works in development at a local theatre.
Julie Ghoulie is her alter ego...a dominatrix zombie who loves "blood and gore and guts galore!"
Watch to find out more!
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This is UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA!
Go Gators!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why do you love Gator Nation?!
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Meet Lane (rough cut)
Meet Lane: He’s a UF student and local comedian; he's emceed for Finesse Mitchell, been featured on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and just won the regional semi-finals of another comedy competition. He's funny...so you should watch. Meet Lane: He’s a UF student and local comedian; he's emceed for Finesse Mitchell, been featured on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and just won th... more
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2nd Street Bakery
A profile of the 2nd Street Bakery in Gainesville, FL where it is an important asset to the community.
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ROUGH CUT - The Gong Show: UF
You have five minutes to do whatever you want. Trouble is, so can the audience. See a current take on the classic 1970s game show.
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Websprawl - Recut
In the summer of 2007, an enormous spider web was found in East Texas. It caused scientist to ponder its existence and visitors to gasp at its profound beauty. In the summer of 2007, an enormous spider web was found in East Texas. It caused scientist to ponder its existence and visitors to ga... more
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My Husband, The Skyjacker
A portrait of a common woman who's life was given a new purpose after listening to a death-bed confession. Jo Weber has dedicated the last 12 years of her life to proving her late husband, Duane, was one of the FBI's most wanted men. A portrait of a common woman who's life was given a new purpose after listening to a death-bed confession. Jo Weber has dedicated the... more
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Kickline
A compilation film made from material from the Prelinger Archive. It is a comment on America's connection to oil.
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Your Teeth, Dear
A short compilation film equating the vigors of youth with healthy teeth and a stern warning to those who don't brush. Culled from 1950s and 1960s archival footage. A short compilation film equating the vigors of youth with healthy teeth and a stern warning to those who don't brush. Culled from 19... more
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Ataraxia
This film explores America's nostalgia for depression through the tragic story of one man.
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University of Florida Screening
Video from our less than SRO screening at the Reitz Union in November.
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Turlington Plaza: exploring the boundaries of the free speech zone
Turlington Plaza is the designated free speech zone on the University of Florida campus. See an examination of the bizarre environment having these rights creates. Turlington Plaza is the designated free speech zone on the University of Florida campus. See an examination of the bizarre environment... more
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Six Strong
Welcome to Gainesville, Florida where football is a religion. SIX STRONG begins shortly after World War II at Developmental Research School P.K.Yonge, then housed on the University of Florida campus. In 1946 the school formed a competitive 6-man football team. While the first year their record was only four and four, the next year they were undefeated and were named National Champions.
Sixty years later, nine surviving teammates and their coach come together to meet the PK Yonge football team of 2007, for Homecoming weekend, recounting their memories and their insights into what organized sports have meant to them. Among them, we meet quarterback and team captain Johnny Neller, who would later coach and return as principal of PK Yonge. Doug Dickie would play quarterback for UF and later coach the Gators. Bill Gager, on whom ?the team did not rely heavily?, but who wanted to be part of the gang, won the State Oration contest, fought in the Korean conflict, and worked for the Department of Defense. Mac McEachern, who wasn?t fast and primarily ?warmed the bench? would be on City Council and serve a term as Mayor of Gainesville. Rhesa Bostick would marry one of the cheerleaders and own his own business.
Each has the opportunity to harken back across the years and share their favorite anecdote. The current students in turn ask questions and to their surprise find that despite the difference in their ages, their hopes and anxieties are the same. Bus rides, cheerleaders, homework and the love of the game are universal after all. Ultimately, SIX STRONG is about high school athletics, the enduring bond created by shared experience, and the true meaning of homecoming.
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Gainesville Green
This is the story of the birth of Gainesville Green, a strand of marijuana that spurred a movement.
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I Look for it All the Time
The skunk ape, Florida's version of Bigfoot, has been sighted over 350 times. Through first-hand sighting accounts, expert interviews with a cryptozoologist and an owner of the Skunk ape Research Headquarters, we explore the plausibility of the animal's existence. Is there truth to the legend? The skunk ape, Florida's version of Bigfoot, has been sighted over 350 times. Through first-hand sighting accounts, expert interviews... more
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I Love Paris in the Summer When It Sizzles
Check out the beauty of Paris from a trip I took there over the summer.
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Tim Tebow Wins the Heisman
Tim Tebow became the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy. Go Gators!!!!
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Mummified Dinosaur Discovered
A high school student hunting fossils in the badlands of his native North Dakota discovered an extremely rare mummified dinosaur that includes not just bones but also seldom seen fossilized soft tissue such as skin and muscles, scientists will announce today.
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Man shoots his wife in hospital
A 77-year-old Italian man has been arrested after shooting dead his wife as she lay in hospital.
Police in the Tuscan city of Prato said the man shot his 82-year-old wife, who had Alzheimer's disease, three times in full view of medical staff.
The man told police he did it because he could not stand to see her suffer.
His wife had been diagnosed eight years ago with the degenerative and irreversible brain disorder, which causes dementia and eventually death.
It is estimated that 2-5% of people over 65 years of age and up to 20% of those over 85 suffer from the disease.
The man, whose name has not been released by the police, entered the hospital ward where his wife was being treated at around 1730 on Saturday, according to the Italian newspaper, La Stampa.
He then took out a pistol and shot her twice in the head and once in the chest.
Afterwards, he placed the weapon in the corner of the room and awaited the police, La Stampa reported. A 77-year-old Italian man has been arrested after shooting dead his wife as she lay in hospital. ... more
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