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Too Much Oregano

Larry The Optimist

The Great Chicago Conspiracy Circus

Will To Win

Too Much Oregano

- a short film. Winner, Jury Prize, Cannes Film Festival

 

 

 

"An entrancing combination of operatic slapstick and cutting social comedy...A beautifully choreographed and acted comic disaster.  Leaving for the candy counter while this is on is strictly forbidden." 

Kenneth Turan,  California Magazine                                                                                                "Hilarious."    Jack Mathews, USA Today

 "Captivating."   New York Daily News 

 

     

Larry The Optimist 

  digital video comedy

   Available on DVD or VHS at

http://www.kerryfeltham.com  

Award of Excellence - 2002 Videographer Awards

   

The Great Chicago     Conspiracy Circus

with Diane Grant as Linda Morse

   

    Available on DVD at

http://www.kerryfeltham.com

Watch the youtube trailer  

 

 

Jim Bearden and Carol Carrington

"Imaginatively fashioned, deftly acted, amusing, moving"   - The New York Times 

 "Devastating."      -  Washington Star 

"An often brilliant whirligig of burlesque, vaudeville, and straight documentary...a cutting hilarious parallel between events of the Chicago trial and the marvellous courtroom scenes in Alice in Wonderland."   - Newsweek        

"The most macabre and funny film since the Marx Brothers."   - Berlin Film Festival Magazine

"Topical, funny, and frightening." - Variety

   

 

Will To Win


83 minute documentary about the Southern California Shakespeare Festival.

IT'S ABOUT INTENSITY, ambition, love of creation, working together,  bonding, triumph, defeat,  and delight.  It’s about how well schools can work.  It’s  also about hormones.

Available on DVD or VHS at 

http://www.kerryfeltham.com

Watch the youtube trailer

 "Very entertaining... a great insight into young people getting excited by  Shakespeare."

 - The Royal Shakespeare Company,            Stratford-on-Avon, England

   "(the audience) really enjoyed it."

The Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C