[aclug-L] Re: Sundance Channel

[Jeff Vian <jvian10@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I am interested in watching both of these.
I routinely am in Wichita every couple weeks on the weekend and would
need to either
   1.  get a copy of the tape
   2.  arrange to pick it up on Sat afternoon and return it on Sun
afternoon.
Either choice would be fine for me.
Please let me know, direct to my email address.
Thanks.


David Carmichael wrote:
> 
> >08:00PM-09:30PM ON SUNDAE-549 ** REVOLUTION OS (2002) **
> >         Independent software-creators oppose large corporations.
> 
> The following is the list of people that have stated that have
> written that they would like to view the tape...
> 
> Michael Moore
> J. H. Weaver
> Clint Brubakken
> Koji Hayakawa
> 
> If you want to make a meeting of this remember copyright issues...
> Due to my working hours I have been unable to attend any of the
> meetings.
> 
> I can give the tape(s) to one person.. but what happens after
> that....  The tapes can be picked up when ever....
> 
> I also recorded the movie "Startup.Com" the story of a ".COM" that
> almost made it.... but failed.
> If I would of looked at the whole programming listing that night I
> could of also caught a total of three movies dealing with
> computers/internet.
> The tapes that I have....
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> Revolution OS
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> J.T.S. Moore        2001        85 MINS, Color
> In opposition to large corporations like Microsoft, many
> independent software creators are freely sharing program source
> code and collaborating internationally via the internet. This
> revolution has been dubbed the Open Source Movement and its story,
> told in this documentary by J.T.S. Moore, features interviews with
> computer visionaries, proponents of free software and the creators
> of the Linux operating system including Linus Torvalds, Eric
> Raymond and Richard Stallman. "It's a testament to Moore's skill as
> a documentaries that he manages to encapsulate the entirety of the
> open source software movement and keep non-techheads awake
> simultaneously" - Austin Chronicle. TVPG
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> 
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> Startup.com
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> Chris Hegedus    Jehane Noujaim        2001            103 MINS,
> Color
> Appeared at the 2001 Sundance Film Festival
> This fascinating documentary, co-directed by Chris Hegedus (THE WAR
> ROOM) and Jehane Noujaim, follows the dizzying highs and final,
> painful lows of a fledgling internet company. Founded by friends
> Kaleil Isaza Tuzman and Tom Herman, govWorks.com was supposed to
> revolutionize the way people interacted with government
> bureaucracy; the film chronicles the pair as they secure financing,
> make deals and steadily increase the size of their empire as much
> through energetic enthusiasm and luck as through talent. When
> things start to fall apart - deadlines are missed, revenues fall
> and competing enterprises seem primed to overtake them - the
> rapport between the two men becomes strained until a previously
> unimaginable rift occurs. "One of the most involving pieces of
> eavesdropping you're likely to experience" - Elvis Mitchell, The
> New York Times. (2001) R (AL)
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