STAR WARS FAN FILMS:

TROOPS
1997, 10 minutes
Directed by: Kevin Rubio

Troops is a hilarious spoof of the television program Cops, that is set in the Star Wars Universe. A camera crew accompanies Imperial Troopers on the beat.

QUENTIN TARANTINO'S STAR WARS
1998, 3.17 minutes
Directed by: Evan Mather

This film answers the question that has plagued movie fans for years: what would Star Wars have looked like if Quentin Tarantino had directed it using action figures and a Macintosh computer?

TATOOINE OR BUST
1997,13 minutes
Directed by: Jason Wishnow

Tatooine or Bust offers a look at the gravity and comedy of the Star Wars phenomenon through interviews with people standing in line for the premiere of the Star Wars re-release.in five different locations: Hollywood (Mann Chinese), San Francisco (UA Coronet), New York (Ziegfeld), Inner City LA (the Magic Johnson Theater) and at a shopping mall theater in Danvers, Massachusetts.

GEORGE LUCAS IN LOVE
1999, 9 minutes
Directed by: Joe Nussbaum

Young George Lucas has writer's block. If he doesn't finish his screenplay in three days, he won't graduate from USC Film School. What he doesn't realize is that his story is all around him. His stoner roommate obsessed with "the force," his evil neighbor with Vader-esque asthma, and his diminutive professor with a habit of talking backwards all fail to spark his script. Then he meets a beauty with hair buns, and everything changes.

STAR WRAS
2000, 1.36 minutes
Directed by: Ceri Llewellyn

What if a Japanese film company had decided to remake Star Wars on a budget using the noble art of folded paper? Origami fighters, cardboard gun emplacements...This film is the result of such a question.