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- Millennium's End: The Fandom Menace is a documentary chronicling the anticipation for Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom Menace during the two years prior to the movie's release in May 1999. The film includes interviews with such individuals as Harry Knowles of Ain't It Cool News and the creative forces behind such websites as TheForce.net, JediNet.com and StarwarZ.com, as well as the team behind Blue Harvest magazine. Jeremy Bulloch, who played Boba Fett in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi also appears in the film. It captures the most exciting time to be a Star Wars fan, the end of the Millennium.
- "Seven years ago, fans were giddy with anticipation for the Prequel trilogy, but now that there aren't any new theatrical films to look forward to, the mood is considerably more somber," notes Cioletti. "And it didn't help that Episodes I to III didn't live up to some fans' unrealistically high expectations. Whether you loved the prequels or hated them, Galaxy's End: Revenge of the Myth hopefully will offer a little closure at the end of an era." The Star Wars universe is familiar territory for Cioletti. His first documentary, Millennium's End: The Fandom Menace chronicled fans' anticipation for Star Wars Episode I during the two years leading up to its release. It's only fitting that his new film should cover the aftermath. Many of the same personalities from Millennium's End: The Fandom Menace return to offer their analyses on the prequel trilogy, the state of fandom and the uncertainty of the years that lie ahead. "The two films are sort of bookends for the Prequel era," Cioletti explains.
- InkSwell, the fourth documentary from producer/director Jeff Cioletti details the indie comic book scene. It features appearances by Bob Burden (Flaming Carrot, Mystery Men), Evan Dorkin (Dork, Milk & Cheese), James Kochalka (Monkey vs. Robot), and Mike Dawson & Chris Radtke (Gabagool).
- UnWound explores the history of toy robots from the earliest Japanese scrap metal pieces to the current battling robot craze.