“CONTROVERSIAL DOCUMENTARY - THE ENEMY - OFFICIAL SELECTION AT 2003 MINIDV FILM FESTIVAL”

“The Enemy,” the second digital motion picture written and directed by award winning writer, Dean J. Augustin, has been named an official selection at the 2003 MiniDV Film Festival in Hollywood.

(PRWEB) November 30, 2003

Plano, Texas, December 1, 2003 – “The Enemy,” the second digital motion picture written and directed by award winning writer, Dean J. Augustin, has been selected for screening at the 2003 MiniDV Film Festival, December, 12th through the 14th. The festival, held at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood, is dedicated to showcasing films shot in PURE DIGITAL format. The MiniDV Festival is devoted to the "ART" of filmmaking, and not the politics of what format it's in.

“It’s truly an honor to be included in the MiniDV Film Festival,” says Augustin. “Every year independent film is becoming more ‘dependent’ on distribution controlled by major studios. Without festivals like the MiniDV Film Festival work like mine may never be seen by the public,” according to the award-winning writer.

From the Rape of Nanking to the interment of Japanese Americans, “The Enemy,” explores the unique, and controversial parallels between the Citizens of the Empire of Japan, and Japanese Americans during the Second World War. Using archive film footage, and original audio recordings, The Good Fight – Digital Motion Pictures recreates the hysteria and fear surrounding “the enemy.”

“The Enemy” was created on a desktop computer using over-the-counter video editing software. The 33 minute documentary was produced entirely from Internet sources. “I was looking for a fusion of technology with the ‘roots’ of independent film and video,” says the Plano, Texas, based filmmaker. “A simple production that entertains a wide audience.”

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Dean J. Augustin is an award winning Texas based writer and director. His writing credits include, “Champions of Industry,” a regular feature on CNN’s Headline News, and The Discovery Channel. Dean has rewritten two original feature scripts for producer Michael Waxman (The Insider, Ali.) After winning the American Cinema Foundation Screenwriting Contest, Dean started “The Good Fight - Digital Motion Pictures” to create, and promote his unique method of filmmaking. His first film, “The Secret Journal of Benny Travis,” won a Platinum Remi Award at Worldfest in Houston and was an Official Selection at The Fredrick Festival of Film, The Philadelphia Video Festival, and The EdgeWorks Film Festival.

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