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An important message from David Lynch
wenn man mal so ‘nen richten jungsfilm mit allem drum und dran schauen möchte
– natürlich nur der studienhalber – könnte transformers, ein film der wirklich nicht am massiven einsatz von CG, der möglichkeit alles, jeden und vielleicht sogar den zuschauer zu transformieren, viel us airforce showreel pathos, zeitgeistigen autolackierungen, apple bildschirmen, hp media webcam stations mit amerikanischem wasserstoffhoffnungslächeln und auch nicht an heissen schnitten spart, in die in die engere wahl fallen. wirklich. da fehlt dem jungen von heute doch nichts mehr. oder?
ich habe an mein erstes matchbox gedacht und wie die mädchen die jungs früher auf dem schulhof nach den unzählbaren heldentaten immer ganz lässig verarztet und dann gleich eine gegenbande gegründet haben.
ein jungsfilm – ich habe mich beim lachen ertappt.
I…love…Twin…Peaks…and…its…world
I’ve got all the 3 previously released DVD boxsets of Twin Peaks, but still I seriously consider to buy the Gold Box, just because of the last scene of this trailer, in which David Lynch speaks to the actors.
Der Killer von Wien
Nachdem ich vor einiger Zeit Dario Argento’s Suspiria im TV gesehen hatte und begeistert war, freue ich mich nun über die Entdeckung des Giallo Genre.
Als ich dem Videothekar mit der Hülle des genial klingenden Der Killer von Wien
Und Der Killer von Wien
Mehr Giallo-Informationen:
http://www.killinginstyle.blogspot.com
http://giallo-fever.blogspot.com
Englische Wikipedia-Seite zum Giallo
Und hier ist ein sehr ausführliches Review zu Der Killer von Wien
The Beauty of Melancholy
Listen to this album
Read this book
Watch this video
Moving Web.
There is a new blog out there dealing with all forms of moving content on the web initiated by Berlin based crossmediadirector Simon Ruschmeyer. If you are interested in this field we highly recommend to have a look at ‘Moving Web’. Simon chooses a rather broadly based perspective on the theme of motion on the web – Flash Video, Mobile Web, WebTV, Viral Video, Interactive Narration – discussed with the emphasis on how moving content will change the web.
Master Plan
Master Plan – About the Power of Google is a short digital movie that has been created as the Bachelor’s Thesis of two students at the University of Applied Sciences in Ulm, Germany.
Via Enjoy Surveillance.
Jonas Mekas.
Jonas Mekas, the godfather of american independent cinema, is an amazing old man. Yesterday i discovered his website www.jonasmekas.com by accident while i was doing research about some Andy Warhol Factory stuff.
The website was just launched in november and contains a collection of 40 short films by 84-year-old Jonas Mekas. All 40 short films, very rare and up to now hard to get material (e.g. one of the only existing live performances of The Velvet Underground) are available for download –in handy ipod format or for burning on a DVD for just a few dollars– and according to him this will be “…one of the most exciting venues for independently working film and video makers that has become available.” Grab it while you can!
He is also planning a web projekt of 365 short films that will be launched January 1, 2007. Also guest filmmakers, Jim Jarmusch, John Waters, Martin Scorsese, and Able Ferrara will be contributing with new short films. Some of them are already on the website! You see, also old people can cope with new technologies! :-) And its even more amazing to watch his lifelong vision to ‘Free the Cinema’ becoming real through this website.
For those of you who doesn’t know who he is and what he does: Jonas Mekas, born 1922 in lithuania, is a writer, curator and filmmaker. He was the founder of The Anthology Film Archives (1970) and The Film-makers’ Cooperative (1962).
In the 60s he was one of the first people screening non-commercial avantgarde films without any censorship in New York City. The Film-makers’ Cooperative contains more than 12.000 movies and videos and The Anthology Film Archives is the world’s largest collection of paper materials documenting the history and practice of american and international avant-garde/independent film and video. After six decades of work, he has become internationally known for his deeply personal films that often have a diaristic and autobiographical approach.
Jonas Mekas still lives and works in New York.