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Andrew

Menan

Downingtown, Pennsylvania

About Me

Hello, my name is Andrew and I love movies.

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Three Great films I saw on VHS
(After watching these films, I rewound and watched again.)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Wayne’s World
Almost Famous

3 Great DVD’s
[The first time I got to see these movies on DVD was an amazing experience that I will never forget. I may have re-watched Amadeus right away and definitely every night for a long time.]

Raging Bull
Amadeus
8 1/2

5 greatest Films I’ve seen in a Theater

Nowhere to Run ( my 12th birthday i think)
Borat
Andrei Rublev
A Matter of Life & Death
Hugo 3D

If I was stuck on a desert island and could bring 1 dvd-

A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Thru American Movies

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The Lady

Amazingly emotional, terribly important, well done film. Yes, sentimental, but the story calls for it. One from the heart.

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I Walked with a Zombie

The Big Animal

Lawrence of Arabia

Big Trouble in Little China

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Style

Auteur-driven
Inspired collaboration
Melancholy
Zip, whiz, and energetic!
Serene & subtle
Wildly romantic
Fashionable alienation
Deliriously surreal
Nouvelle vague
Rebellion!
Canonical classics
Other-worldly
Neorealist
Avant-garde

Following

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Kenji

Zeeshan

Randy Walker

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Roger Ebert

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Kenji

11Jul12

I enjoyed the Coatesville film, thanks. It's interesting that you came to be at the Film Festival; good to have international representation! I must admit i don't know much about the history of Swansea where i was born or the small mid Wales town i was brought up in, though i once did a project on the county at school!

Andrew Menan

11Jul12

Oh, cool, thanks for watching. Local history is difficult for me to, had no idea about Downing from Devon! I really enjoyed the national waterfront museum in swansea. really amazing exhibits, cool building too.

Kenji

10Jul12

I'm delighted you like Wales. Do see my lists The Welsh Connection, Kenji's Welsh Art Gallery and Welcome to Wales. Port Talbot area is an acting hotspot, not the prettiest place in Wales but Michael Sheen has been doing his bit for the town with his Port Talbot Passion.

Andrew Menan

11Jul12

Great lists, thanks! I have had the honor of getting an award at Sir Anthony Hopkins film festival in the Ray Milland Room (Blue Bell Hotel) delivered by Meyrick Sheen, Michael's father. I got to see the stage in the YMCA where Hopkins got started when he was a young boy- really cool. I'm an amateur actor, so I love seeing the real thing. I also love Michael Sheen and Peter Morgan collaborations- just brilliant! I miss Wales...

Kenji

10Jul12

Seeing you're in Pennsylvania i at once thought of Groundhog Day and sure enough there it is on your page! It's some distance across the state though (just checked the map). Pennsylvania has quite a few Welsh connections historically doesn't it? Though i see Downingtown was named after a Quaker from Devon in England.

Andrew Menan

11Jul12

I am actually from a town over called West Chester, live in D-town now. I made a film with some young students about a town near me called Coatesville- it's a bit like Swansea maybe- used to be an industrial town. If you are really bored, take a look! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1718115/