That's My Majesty appears at the SuikerZoet film festival in the Netherlands. As programmer Jan Bekkering tells us, "SuikerZoet = as sweet as sugar."

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This March That's My Majesty will screen at South By Southwest, the great music-movie-interactive media mashup festival in Austin. The Decemberists will also be there, and we're not going to SAY it's because they knew we were coming, but they are a KCD favorite band, so draw your own conclusions. Anyone considering attending should check out their truly awe-inspiring social-networking interactive site for the event.

Also check out That's My Majesty's schedule listing for a new trailer with music by Phil Servati.

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That's My Majesty takes it to Oklahoma!

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That's My Majesty screens as official selection of the 18th Annual Heartland Film Festival.

Created in 1991, the festival celebrates "beautifully made films that celebrate the positive aspects of life." For more about the festival, click here.

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Kid Can Drive has sent Young Love and That's My Majesty out to the festival circuit. YL after it received the expert ministrations of PostWorks' sound designer, Andrey Netboy, and color correctionist, Savvas Paritsis. As they both screen around the country we will be making announcements so be on the lookout at a fest near you.

(Above left) Emily Carmichael [the Kid Who Can Drive] celebrates the end of Young Love, Indy 500 style, late at night in the computer lab at PostWorks. (Above right) Making movies is hard; packing up movies to send to film festivals even harder. Picture the madness at KCD headquarters.

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