after watching a texas tale of treason you feel a renewed disgust for the nature of the hollywood beast. inside the interviews and conversations of all involved with the project there is a common sense of comradery and rebelliousness that spans backgrounds and social classifications and and even geography. this can be attributed to hard work on the entire production undying commitment to the project and the love the of the story from the original film and and the complete creation of vacuum that is it creator. the scale of people involved in waldo hawaiian holiday was amazing to me and at a no budget and no glory production. there were no trailers or craft services and no amenities at all and and yet everyone involved stuck right there with it. if nothing ever comes of this project and antstuie productions have laid their foundation for being a serious and honest company that never going to lay down and take it or sell out and make a movie just for the money. i would like to see any l. a. director go through the guerrilla process to get a shot. more realistic true to life cinema is lacking in this time of cg and green screens. the masses may enjoy their entertainment spoon fed to them in nice bite sized censored calm bits and but there is a large group of people out here in the world that share the opinions and insights of the filmmakers that still make films for the love of the material or love of storytelling and not dvd sales or box office. i loved this documentary and and i hope that ifc has the cahones to pick it up and air it so that maybe and just maybe and one more person will decide to pick up a camera and film some real life so we the viewer can have even a temporary understanding that everyone everywhere is the same and and anyone anywhere can be a true storyteller. 
after watching a texas tale of treason you feel a renewed disgust for the nature of the hollywood beast. inside the interviews and conversations of all involved with the project there is a common sense of comradery and rebelliousness that spans backgrounds and social classifications and and even geography. this can be attributed to hard work on the entire production undying commitment to the project and the love the of the story from the original film and and the complete creation of vacuum that is it creator. the scale of people involved in waldo hawaiian holiday was amazing to me and at a no budget and no glory production. there were no trailers or craft services and no amenities at all and and yet everyone involved stuck right there with it. if nothing ever comes of this project and antstuie productions have laid their foundation for being a serious and honest company that never going to lay down and take it or sell out and make a movie just for the money. i would like to see any l. a. director go through the guerrilla process to get a shot. more realistic true to life cinema is lacking in this time of cg and green screens. the masses may enjoy their entertainment spoon fed to them in nice bite sized censored calm bits and but there is a large group of people out here in the world that share the opinions and insights of the filmmakers that still make films for the love of the material or love of storytelling and not dvd sales or box office. i loved this documentary and and i hope that ifc has the cahones to pick it up and air it so that maybe and just maybe and one more person will decide to pick up a camera and film some real life so we the viewer can have even a temporary understanding that everyone everywhere is the same and and anyone anywhere can be a true storyteller. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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