The beautiful people of TSO photography had the chance to visit Spain’s highest point and capture the milky way plus more. While traveling around a week in El Hiede they’ve only had 10 hours of sleep. Majority of the film are time lapses throughout various areas of the mountain. With the 10 hours of...
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Philippe Baylaucq‘s 2011 experimental short ORA utilizes no lighting whatsoever. Instead, the filmmaker applies 3D thermal imaging to capture his story.
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CHAOS CINEMA is a well thought out video essay by Matthias Stork, administered by Indiewire’s journalistic blog PRESS PLAY. I would like to say that I saw Drive, and it is the antithesis to chaos cinema. I think, but what do I know, I’m just a cake-loving bunny.
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Reconstruction is the debut film of Danish filmmaker, Christoffer Boe. It’s all an experiment. An experiment in love that leaves quite a bittersweet taste in your mouth after. Twitch Film has a nice interview with him here.
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Javier Mrad’s and Javier Salazar’s 2009 stop motion short Teclópolis gives us a cautionary tale about misdirected technological advancements, and its side effects on our natural surroundings. Animation by the Can Can Club.
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Yoshi Sodeoka is a fine artist/filmmaker from Japan. Quite honestly a personal big inspiration of mine, reason being he uses film as a physical art form. Entertainment, money, flashing lights, celebrity status is out the window with this artist. He focuses on what truly expands the mind, at the same time releasing chemical dopamines....
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Shane Meadows is the man. He has been one of my favorite UK directors since discovering him via Dead Man’s Shoes. This is England is a take on the coming-of-age story featuring misguided skinheads that only Meadows could have got right.
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A short film by Michael Langan, narrated by the reading of a poem by Brian Christian. Where is my bluebird.
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Pedro Pires‘ second emotionally-riveting short film Hope (the first being Danse Macabre) depicts an army general on his deathbed, recalling the horrifying and violent past he has lived through.
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Music video by Arno Salters. Yep. He’s done some good work too, so make sure you check his site.
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Yukihiro Shoda‘s sci-fi short Blind follows a salaryman going to work in a post-radiation-enguled Tokyo.
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A 1960′s American noir piece becomes the clay and cutting board to Fabio Scacchioli‘s and Vincenzo Core‘s experimental short entitled Miss Candace Hilligoss’ Flickering Halo. Special attention to the word “flickering.”
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While my dark apron holds our cinema dept. down like a fat kid on cake, I couldn’t resist throwing up a post on DRIVE, my most anticipated movie of the year. Maybe in a few years. Since the video posted in the old post has gone private, I’ve included the new trailer in two languages...
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Jesús Olmo‘s 0101 is a meditative short about a woman, and the sea. Think about it.
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A beautiful narrative take on a life of a San Miguel beer bottle. Created by Saatchi & Saatchi, “Una vida bien vivida, Spanish for a “a life well lived”. Check out the commercial after the break.
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This is cool looking and got great reviews. By Jeff Barnaby and Prospector Films.
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Sigur Ros has a new “film event” directed by Vincent Morriset called Inni that will be showing at the Venice Film Festival.
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I dunno know if this is a strange coincidence or if I am somehow controlling the universe, but last night I said that one of my new goals in life is to blow something up. Not to be Michael Bay or anything, but explosions are woo-hooo! -and then I received this music video link. ...
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3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage. All to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food. Into 3 beautiful and hopefully compelling short films. =A trip of a lifetime
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