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"One of the funniest documentaries ever made!"
–Michael Moore, New York (PRWEB) April 8, 2010

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Kino Releases Winnebago Man on July 9 at Landmark's Sunshine Cinema – Expanding Nationally this Summer.

Described by Michael Moore as "one of the funniest documentaries ever made," WINNEBAGO MAN premieres in New York City on July 9, 2010, at the Landmark Sunshine Cinema, located on 143 East Houston Street. The film is set to expand to other US markets during the summer and fall of 2010.

Kino International is proud to announce the theatrical release of the award-winning documentary feature WINNEBAGO MAN, directed by Ben Steinbauer.

Described by Michael Moore as "one of the funniest documentaries ever made," WINNEBAGO MAN premieres in New York City on July 9, 2010, at the Landmark Sunshine Cinema, located on 143 East Houston Street. The film is set to expand to other US markets during the summer and fall of 2010, and a DVD release is planned for the holidays.

WINNEBAGO MAN reveals the story of Jack Rebney (a.k.a. "the angriest man in the world"), who has delighted and fascinated millions of viewers with his hilariously foul-mouthed outtakes from an RV sales video - one of the first and most infamous underground videos to be passed hand-to-hand on VHS tapes, before YouTube turned it into a full-blown viral phenomenon.

Jack Rebney Filmmaker Ben Steinbauer takes on the seemingly impossible task of tracking down Rebney, who turns out to be more savvy, deep, weird and cool than anyone could have imagined. In short, he's a star. WINNEBAGO MAN is a hilarious, smart and unexpectedly poignant look at one man's response to unintended internet celebrity, and ultimately a story of how a so-called "humiliation" can become a beacon of light to many.

WINNEBAGO MAN is the first film about a YouTube celebrity to come to the big screen. With social media sites like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube growing more important by the day, WINNEBAGO MAN illuminates the power of the Internet video phenomenon and its impact on media, celebrity and privacy. April 23, 2010 marks the 5th Anniversary of YouTube, and this month's Wired Magazine features the Winnebago Man outtakes clip as an example of one of the first YouTube hits, along with Evolution of Dance, Chocolate Rain, and OK Go's Here It Goes Again ( http://bit.ly/wmwired).

Coincidentally, 2010 also marks the 100 year anniversary of the RV, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA). In 1910, the first mass-produced auto campers and camping trailers were built in the United States, and today, RVIA estimates that there are as many as 30 million RV enthusiasts nationwide.

WINNEBAGO MAN is produced by Joel Heller, Malcolm Pullinger and Ben Steinbauer, presented by the Bear Media in association with James Payne & FieldGuide Media, and is a Kino International release.

Please, write to Rodrigo Brandão at Rodrigo(at)kinolorber(dot)com to RSVP to one of the following press screenings:

PRESS SCREENINGS:

BROADWAY SCREENING ROOM
Monday, April 19
Time: 6PM
1619 Broadway, 5th Floor

MAGNO SCREENING ROOM
Review I
Tuesday, May 18
Time: 6PM
729 7th Av, 2ND FLOOR

Official Film Website:
http://www.winnebagoman.com

Kino International:
http://www.kino.com

Jousting With The Myth: An Heretical Analysis of God, Religion, Sex and Politics
Salman Rushdie Fatwa Edition by Jack Rebney The Winnabego Man
http://www.amazon.com/Jousting-With-The-Myth-ebook/dp/B004DERHQY/
first chapter: www.amazon.com/gp/reader/B004DERHQY/ref=sib_dp_kd#reader-link



"I don't want any more bullshit from anyone, and that includes me!"
-Jack Rebney

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Another Thing 'Winnebago Man' Doesn't Like: Babies

(July 18) -- In 1988, a man named Jack Rebney spent two weeks in Iowa filming a sales video for Winnebago. It was hot, the shoot was kind of a mess and Rebney was annoyed. Extremely annoyed. Like, livid.

His profanity-laced outtakes were cut into a four-minute video clip that started circulating hand to hand in those old VHS days, rising to cult status. When YouTube took off, so did Rebney, who became known to millions as "The Angriest Man in the World." His quotes were uttered on the big screen by Ben Affleck, on "30 Rock" by Alec Baldwin and even by SpongeBob SquarePants. There's a painting of Rebney as Shrek that hangs in the offices of DreamWorks Animation.


Kino International
A movie poster for the documentary "Winnebago Man" is shown. The film is about RV pitchman Jack Rebney, whose foul-mouthed rants helped make him a YouTube sensation.
Ben Steinbauer was one of Rebney's fans. A film professor at the University of Texas, Steinbauer began to wonder about the man behind the clip and found Rebney, who is now 80, living atop a mountain in Northern California. The two formed a relationship, and out of it grew a documentary film, "Winnebago Man" -- an unexpectedly touching and uplifting tale of what happens to someone after viral celebrity. It's in theaters now.

In the Weekend Questionnaire, Rebney, a former television news director, takes on George W. Bush, his own large head and the perfect car to take on a road trip (we'll give you one guess).

Where are you right now?
I'm on Planet Earth.

What is your idea of a perfect weekend?
I would stay at home, sleeping with a cold beer.

If I could grant you one superpower for this weekend, flight or invisibility, which would you choose?
I would say flight. Definitely. I'm a veritable eagle.

If you could take a road trip with any three people, living or dead, who would you take, where would you go and what car would you drive?
I would take James Monroe, Abraham Lincoln and John Fitzgerald Kennedy. I would go to Campobello. And there's no question in my mind what I would drive: I'd take a Winnebago!

What would you choose as your last meal?
Lobster Newburg.

What feels overpriced each time you buy it?
Everything! Particularly airline tickets.

Name the one thing you must do before you die.
Have people understand that the United States is in terrible, terrible trouble because we have had eight years of infamy piled on top of us through lies, through theft, through cowardice, through the most profligate use of what few funds we have. We're in the midst of a multiplicity of wars, and the insanity is that we borrow money from other countries to fight these wars.

What's the best thing ever?
That's simple enough: liberty.

If you had to enter a competitive eating competition, what would you want the food to be?
We've been through this: Lobster Newburg.

Which fictional character do you most identify with?
Ahab. [Laughs.] But I'm probably more like Don Quixote.

If you could have lunch with the president, what's the one idea you'd want to plant in his head?
That he has to remember that with his commitment to give up an enormous amount of his life, which is what he's doing right now in a valiant attempt to be able to rectify the violent misuse of our country, of our people, of our lives, of our liberties -- that in effect makes him a very, very fine man.


Kino International
Rebney, shown here during the filming of "Winnebago Man," says his favorite movies include "Dr. Strangelove," "Citizen Kane" and "Lawrence of Arabia."
What's your most embarrassing moment from your youth?
When my father wouldn't give me a choo-choo train.

Which accomplishment are you most proud of?
That I've come to a peaceful recognition that I'm beginning to understand logic, rationality and ethics.

When was the last time you swore

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Quote: "Coincidentally, 2010 also marks the 100 year anniversary of the RV, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA)."

Earlier RV = Covered Wagon. Invented sometime B.C.

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Quote: "Coincidentally, 2010 also marks the 100 year anniversary of the RV, according to the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA)."

Earlier RV = Covered Wagon. Invented sometime B.C.

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RVs + Donner Pass = cannibalism....

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Part 2 politics

It is fully understood by some fifty percent or possibly more of the people in this country, that after eight years of what is jokingly called the Bush Administration, this country was in utter shambles. There was a war in Iraq costing some five billion dollars a week. There was an idiot from Texas standing before us telling us the economy was doing just fine, and we were milliseconds from an economic disaster. For the first time in decades the American dream had suddenly become a nightmare. American big business never had it so good. Profits were astronomical, running into three hundred to four hundred percent. Consider this figure, eighty percent of the entirety of the GNP, that is to say the profit produced by this country, was held and accumulated by banks. You remember them don’t you? Your friendly banks, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank. Think of what they did for you. Think of what they do for you. They are laughing. One presumes many of you are crying. At the end of George II’s reign, the American people had the opportunity to witness the hard facts of what we had become and what we really were. Think for a moment in terms of those who came out of the woodwork, from under rocks, and various other deep, dark, dank places. These people announced to all the world to hear “I could be your President. Vote for me.” Think for a moment in terms of Huckabee. This ghastly, strange fundamentalist promised that he could bring America to its senses. Then there was Romney. I make admission here that I truly don’t care what people think as long as they can in fact justify, and define, what it is that they say about what they think. This of course often leads me into a frenzy of examination of the myriad of religious sects that are presently available to we the people. I will only further say this, an examination of the Mormon faith is fully available in a great series of inspections, set down over a number of years by historians, psychologists and social scientists. I have read voluminously in regard to this religion. I know a number of people who are Mormons. By and large I have found them to be no more equanimious, no more charming, no more friendly than any other people, in the same breath, not less than other people. I find, and found through concerted study, that the faith inherent in the Mormon Church, its concepts, its origination, and then an inspection of its erstwhile historical leader, must lead one to give serious consideration as to who and what these people truly are. By virtue of what is decreed in their dictum, their dogma, their catechisms, they greatly frighten me. Romney as a Mormon, as President, was to me, really scary.

Hillary is a graduate of Wellesley College, an all girls school. Wellesley has been known for decades as offering the entering freshmen more pussy during her first year at the august institution, than the typical Yale graduate would enjoy during his entire four years. An examination of the history of Hillary and Wild Bill dating back to their years in Arkansas and culminating with their years in the White House will bring nothing but the harsh recognition that these are truly ugly people. There is no comparison here in terms of the abject stupidity of a George Bush. Quite the contrary, both Hillary and Bill are very bright. Additionally they are very clever and they are thieves and they are dishonorable, and they denigrated that White House and our trust. Take this as a classic example, of who and what these people are. Upon leaving the White House, at the end of Bill’s Presidency the Clintons had two very large moving vans drive up, and load up, and drive away fr

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