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Congratulations to those of you who were involved in making the film Steel City. I hope you pack your bags and show your support for Brian Jun and his Sundance-worthy feature. Ryan, Nick, Bill and the rest of you all should feel proud. I'm beaming ear to ear... and I don't even know why.
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Take care,
Adam Hackbarth
stlfilmwire.com
Remember when Mils Mascaras Vs. The Aztec Mummy was shooting in MO? Well, here is an NPR interview with an expert biographer. I haven't heard it yet, but it should certainly give you a little info about the genre. Remember, this flick is the first Lucha Libre film to feature this many of those legendary masked Mexican icons! [CLICK HERE]
Also, for more info on Robot Monkey Lab's involvement with the project: [CLICK HERE]
