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No Such Thing (As Monsters)

No Such Thing (As Monsters)

The complete original music from the 2001 film.

Available for the first time ever, exclusively as a digital download from possiblefilms.com

Release Date: March 2, 2010

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TRUE FICTION PICTURES

TRUE FICTION PICTURES

MUSIC FROM THE FILMS OF HAL HARTLEY (1993). Available January 5 as a digital download here at possiblefilms.com. Featuring tracks from Yo La Tengo, Phylr, The Great Outdoors, and The Brothers Kendall.

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The Ryful Album

The Ryful Album

In 1995 Hal Hartley invited three musician friends from drastically different quarters of the contemporary rock scene to collaborate with him on some songs. For about a month they were a band called Ryful—a play on Hartley’s film-scoring pseudonym, “Ned Rifle.”

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“PF2″ Premiere in Leon, Spain

“PF2″ Premiere in Leon, Spain

On December 1 Possible Films volume 2, or “PF2″, a collection of Hal Hartley’s most recent short films, began a month-long retrospective of his work at the Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Castilla y Leon, Spain.

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PF2, Recent Short Films by Hal Hartley

PF2, Recent Short Films by Hal Hartley

To be released on DVD worldwide by Microcinema International in April 2010. Also to be available as a download here at Possible Films.

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True Fiction Pictures & Possible Films

True Fiction Pictures & Possible Films

True Fiction Pictures & Possible Films – Hal Hartley in conversation with Kenneth Kaleta was published in October 2008 in English by Soft Skull Press/Counterpoint. The book, which appeared originally in Polish in 2007, is a series of discussions Hartley had with film writer and educator, Kenneth Kaleta, throughout 1999 and then again in 2005. It is illustrated with …

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Music

Attack


Attack (2:05)
An alternate end credits cue for NO SUCH THING (2001). From the album, NO SUCH THING (AS MONSTERS), the first complete collection of the film’s music.

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Interviews & Essays

Myth Made Visible
Myth Made Visible

Q&A from 2006 with college students taking a seminar called Myth Made Visible in which they watched No Such Thing.

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