September 11, 2011 – 1:56 am
Thank you all for making the 17th Annual Brainwash Drive-in Bike-in Walk-in Movie Festival a success! It seemed like the audiences had a good time. It’s late, but I am still posting the award winners: 1st Prize: Clean is Good by Carlos Matiella 2nd Grand Prize: Earthship by David Wilson 3rd prize: Coming Soon by […]
August 17, 2011 – 1:59 am
Here comes the Brainwash Drive-in Bike-in Walk-in Movie Festival! When? September 3, 9, and 10, 2011, after dark. Where? Mandela Village Arts Center, 1357 5th St., Oakland. We are kicking off the 17th annual festival on September 3rd at 8 pm with movies and food trucks (Taco Oaxaco will be there)! On September 9th and […]
August 30, 2010 – 5:30 pm
The 2010 Brainwash Drive-in Bike-in Walk-in Movie Festival Audience Choice Award goes to “Morgue: A Love Story With Guts,” directed by Donald McQuade and written by Anthony Pizzo.
August 15, 2010 – 4:55 am
Thanks again to all who came to the festival and all of the moviemakers! Here are the first six awards — some time in the next couple days we’ll tally up the totals of the many ballots you submitted and award the Audience Choice Award! 1st prize: With Anchovies… Without Mamma by Thomas Justino 2nd […]
August 4, 2010 – 12:49 am
We were shooting footage for our trailer and something weird happened: A few random things as we approach festival time: We’ve updated the program page with short descriptions of the movies and where the moviemakers are from. We got a nice little blurb on KCBS’ website and another very good writeup in the East Bay […]
Read the entry to see which movies and moviemakers will be in the 2010 festival.
By Jason Gohlke
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Also posted in Our moviemakers, The Festival
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Tagged A Tooth Fairy, Billionaire, Demiurge Emesis, Fledgling, Frank DanCoolo: Paranormal Drug Dealer, Goodnight Harvey, Horror of Our Love: A Short Film, How It's Done, L'Essere Umano Moderno, Morgue: A Love Story With Guts, Phillip the Safety Egg, signatures, Sunset to Sunset, teaser, The Empress, The Magnitude of the Continental Divides, The Salariat in Parts, This Sucks, Underestimated, Viola Concerto, Way to Go Christine!, What Alex Understands
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August 2, 2009 – 12:27 pm
Thank you to all of our audience members and the moviemakers (those who could make it and those who couldn’t) who made the 2009 festival a success! We really enjoyed ourselves and hope you did too. Special thanks to the folks at the American Steel building for hosting the festival and making everyone feel welcome. […]