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Top 200 Most Anticipated Films for 2014: #157. Diane Bell's Shiva &...

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Diane Bell's highly inventive, stylistically unique, microscopic Obselidia was among Sundance '10 most oddest entities. If Diane Be”It'll be ...

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Diane Bell is a screenwriter and director. Her first feature, Obselidia, premiered in Dramatic Competition at Sundance where it won two awards, and went on to ...

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Director, Obselidia

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Directed by Diane Bell. With Michael Piccirilli, Gaynor Howe, Frank Hoyt Taylor, Chris Byrne. George, a lonely librarian, believes love is obsolete, until a...

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Diane Bell is a screenwriter and director. Made for less than $150k, her first feature film, OBSELIDIA, premiered in Dramatic Competition at Sundance, and won ...

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Obselidia is a American drama film written and directed by Diane Bell, starring Michael Piccirilli, Gaynor Howe and Frank Hoyt Taylor. The film won two awards at ...

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Diane Bell is a screenwriter and director. Her first feature, Obselidia, premiered in Dramatic Competition at Sundance 2010, and won two awards. The film went ...

Episode 17. Diane Bell on her book and strategy - Shoot From The Heart

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I’m thrilled that award winning filmmaker Diane Bell is on the show today. Her first film, Obselidia won at Sundance in and she’s gone on to make two more...

“OBSELIDIA” | writer-director, Diane Bell | Filmmaker Magazine

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Without a doubt the most difficult decision I made was to trust my instincts. That might seem like an easy thing to do, but given I had never made a movie