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Joe Cultrera has a production company, Zingerplatz Pictures and his work has been boadcast on network, cable and public television. He directed and edited the award-winning Hand of God about child abuse within the catholic clergy, and Witch Cit, chronicling Salem's present-day incarnation, which he has called the "Disneyfication of American history in Salem". | Joe Cultrera has a production company, Zingerplatz Pictures and his work has been boadcast on network, cable and public television. He directed and edited the award-winning Hand of God about child abuse within the catholic clergy, and Witch Cit, chronicling Salem's present-day incarnation, which he has called the "Disneyfication of American history in Salem". | ||
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[http://salem.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3460570?locg=63 Legendary locals of Salem] Curley, Malcolm, Dionne, p. 111 | [http://salem.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/3460570?locg=63 Legendary locals of Salem] Curley, Malcolm, Dionne, p. 111 | ||
Revision as of 11:11, 30 April 2014
Filmmaker Joe Cultrera spent 20 years in the documentary film world — “Frontline” aired his documentary “Hand of God” in 2007 — before he moved from New York back to his hometown of Salem six years ago. He says he knew dozens of skilled filmmakers eager to get their work in front of an audience.
Cultrera decided to change that. He teamed with Paul Van Ness, owner of the independent theater CinemaSalem, and launched the all-documentary Salem Film Fest in 2008.
Joe Cultrera has a production company, Zingerplatz Pictures and his work has been boadcast on network, cable and public television. He directed and edited the award-winning Hand of God about child abuse within the catholic clergy, and Witch Cit, chronicling Salem's present-day incarnation, which he has called the "Disneyfication of American history in Salem".
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Legendary locals of Salem Curley, Malcolm, Dionne, p. 111
