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A little past two in the morning, I began weeping. I blame filmmaker Yen Tan. His short film, 1985, screens today at SXSW, but Mr. Tan kindly made it available for me to watch in advance. Though I'm sure it...

It's been a long time coming, and I'm actually kinda late to announce it, but Calvin Lee Reeder's colossal mindfuck nightmare, The Oregonian, has finally hit DVD, and how!The Oregonian is out now in a very limited edition of 300...

The Oregonian is a film that I would have thought had zero chance at distribution in any normal way, and to be honest, I was mostly correct. However, in this day and age, the models for distribution are expanding and...

In his feature debut, Calvin Lee Reeder has succeeded in a big way.  While The Oregonian is something that will probably never get a distribution deal and has a limited possibility of home video exposure, I feel confident in saying...

After turning heads around the globe with a string of bizarre, perplexing short films director Calvin Lee Reeder makes his feature debut at Sundance 2011 with The Oregonian. We had the chance to talk with Reeder about his latest cinematic...

Sundance audiences better be prepared for something very, very strange when they set foot in screenings of Calvin Lee Reeder's The Oregonian. Reeder has already built a loyal cult with his previous short films - The Rambler in particular -...

Trying to explain a Calvin Reeder film using plain language is a losing game.  His work is meant to be experienced, meant to unsettle and confuse and amuse and provoke primal reactions in his audience.  He's a sort of rural...