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April 14th, 2009

Days of Heaven’s Gate

In the late ‘70s, Michael Cimino was riding high. Fresh off The Deer Hunter and about to go into production on his epic dream project, Cimino could seemingly do no wrong. …more

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Brad Wilke has been involved in the Seattle film community since completing his first short film, "Downsizing," in 2002. Since then, Brad has written and directed a number of well-received short films and is currently working on two feature-length scripts. Brad has been writing reviews for Film Threat since September 2008 and also sits on the Seattle International Film Festival pre-screening committee and FutureWave Youth Shorts selection committee.

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