The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT2) NEW YORK -- Aug. 25, 2002 -- MAIL-ORDER-INDIES -- Larry Meistrich, the founder of the Shooting Gallery production company, helped turn New York's chaotic independent film scene into a viable industry with movies like "Sling Blade'' and "You Can Count on Me.'' Now, a year after the Shooting Gallery overextended itself out of business, Meistrich is trying to change the independent film world again, this time with a mail-order business championing the overlooked and the unreleased. Meistrich in an easy chair in New York. (Suzanne DeChillo/The New York Times)
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2002-08-25
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The New York Times Agency
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