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TBT: GIRLFRIEND’S DAY released on Valentine’s Day 2017

Fessenden and Bob Odenkirk on set of Netflix’s GIRLFRIEND’S DAY,
released on Valentine’s Day of 2017.
Written on February 13, 2025 at 5:03 pm
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Cutting Room #265: Willem Dafoe retrospective at Anthology Film Archives, NYC
Written on February 11, 2025 at 5:37 pm
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STRAY BULLETS BTS: actors prepare

Watch the GEP Minidoc: STRAY BULLETS
on the Glass Eye Pix YouTube Channel
Written on February 10, 2025 at 5:03 pm
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On this Day 2017: Jack Fessenden’s STRAY BULLETS released

STRAY BULLETS
In upstate New York, two teenage boys tasked with cleaning out an old mobile home
are in for a surprise when they discover three crooks on the run have taken refuge there.
Now streaming on Crackle and rentable on Amazon.
Ramping up to GEP’s 40th Anniversary,
we celebrate 40+ projects
that have come from our shop
Written on February 10, 2025 at 12:04 am
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Second Wind Dep’t: GEP pal Andrew Mer aka @bigfusss Photo Exhibit extended
From Andrew Mer, longtime Glass Eye supporter and Executive Producer on DEPRAVED


Steven Kasher Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of photographs titled Agog by Andrew Mer aka BigFusss mounted at Mitchell Algus Gallery, 132 Delancey St., NYC, from January 16th and now EXTENDED THROUGH FEBRUARY 15th.
Active in the artworld since moving to NY over 30 years ago, Fusss is exhibiting his photography for the first time. The 30 images chosen for this exhibition, shot 2020 to present, map New York City by day and by night. The city seduces Fusss. He stands agog, full of intense desire, ardent, camera at the ready.
Critic Amanda Church from Two Coats of Paint writes:
“Through an essentially a mechanical means, Mer conjures a deeply personal alternate universe, more illuminated and alluring than real life, extending the range of contemporary abstract photography.”
Critic Judd Tully writes:
“So this debut, emerging chrysalis-like from the pixel-light corridors of Instagram to printed editioned photographs on a gallery wall, feels a tangy bit revolutionary.”

Written on February 8, 2025 at 10:46 am
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