How could our quizzical trio take a case such as this without difficulty in obtaining the truth or outmaneuvering the uninvited?<\/p>\n
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We invite you take a more brightly lit path towards scoring the next upstanding issue of C-U Confidential<\/strong> beginning this Friday, April 29<\/strong>, for FREE during Roger Ebert\u2019s Film Festival<\/strong> at the Virginia Theater<\/strong> in downtown Champaign<\/strong>! Relieve our merchandise table of excess CUZine <\/strong>in the Virginia\u2019s East Lobby between then and Sunday, May 1<\/strong>, or <\/em>pluck periodicals from hot spots all across Champaign-Urbana<\/strong>, or <\/em>join us for our local filmmakers\u2019 panel at the Urbana Independent Media Center<\/strong> on Saturday, April 30, 2-3 p.m.<\/strong>, during the Midwest Zine Fest<\/strong>! This may be the happiest \u201cmultiple choice\u201d adventure we could offer you because in the end, everyone wins!<\/p>\n Yet, we\u2019re uncertain what to tell intrepid explorers Robert Dignan, Julia Skeggs<\/strong>, and Elena Levenson<\/strong> other than to not ask a creepy onlooker like Montgomery Joyce<\/strong> for directions. Real-life readers can find better paths to fulfillment once inside the issue as Thomas Nicol<\/strong> discusses the basics of stop-motion animation, as seen in his shorts BEDTIME FOR TIMMY<\/strong> and THE WINDOW INTO TIME<\/strong>, while other CUZine <\/strong>friends chime in about their current projects including Mike Boedicker<\/strong> on REVOLTING<\/strong>, Johnny Robinson<\/strong> on Champaign Movie Makers<\/strong>, Skye Marcia<\/strong> on film school and DISPOSABLE<\/strong>, and Carolyn Kodes-Atkinson<\/strong> and Bill Yauch<\/strong> on AMBER ROSE<\/strong>. As usual, we cobble together the concise news about movie culture in downstate Illinois <\/strong>along with reprinting five choice pieces from C-U Blogfidential<\/strong> and flashing back to when ONE ROACH FOR SEAMUS<\/strong> ruled them all!<\/p>\n