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DisrupTV Episode 0011: Featuring Sharon Wienbar & Liz Wiseman

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This week on DIsrupTV, we caught up with Sharon Wienbar, CEO of Hackbright Academy. We also interviewed Liz Wiseman, president of the Wisema...

Come Home to Roost

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In this week's sedition, we take a look at the so-called "War on Cops" in the United Snakes, simmering anti-cop sentiment in the UK and the ...

DisrupTV Episode 0020: Featuring Naveen Rajdev, CMO at Wipro 6.17.16

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This week on DisrupTV, we caught up with Naveen Rajdev, CMO at Wipro. We closed out the show with interviewing Alan Lepofsky, VP & Principal...

Entrevista Bradford Young

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Pulsa en CC para activar los subtítulos en castellano.nnLa entrevista completa con Bradford Young, uno de nuestros profesores del Master In...

Warpaint 2016-09-19 KEXP Studios, Seattle, WA, USA [360p]

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Tracklist: n01. Whiteout n02. No Way Out n03. Interview n04. New Song n05. Disco//Very

Let It Rock !

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Let it Rock! ist ein Film über die Menschen im Ost-Berliner Stadtteil Mitte, die auf sehr turbulente Jahre zurückblicken, das Jetzt analys...

Let it Rock! ist ein Film über die Menschen im Ost-Berliner Stadtteil Mitte, die auf sehr turbulente Jahre zurückblicken, das Jetzt analysieren und ihre Wünsche und Befürchtungen bezüglich der Zukunft ihres Kiezes äußern. Schwerpunkt ist das sogenannte "Szene-Virtel" und die dort angesiedelte Club- , Kunst- und Kulturszene, also die 18 bis 40jährigen, die in Mitte leben, arbeiten oder sich einfach nur gerne bzw ungerne in Mitte, dem neuen Zentrum der neuen deutschen Hauptstadt, aufhalten.nDer Film besteht hauptsächlich aus Interviews, welche wir an verschiedenen mitte-geschichtsträchtigen Orten in casting-ähnlichen Situationen mit über 170 Personen aufgenommen haben. Künstler, Nachtschwärmer, Groupies, Fashion-Victims, Szene-Kenner, Mitte-Skeptiker, Partyboys, frustrierte Verdrängte, DJ's, Club- und Barbesitzer, Türsteher, Models, Studenten, "Eingeborene", sowie frisch aus z.B. München-Schwabing zugezogene. Diese Menschen äußern sich zu dem momentanen Zeitgeist, Mitte's urbaner oder vielleicht provinzieller Kultur, deren Reize, Anziehungskräfte, und Besonderheiten. Sie vergleichen den sogenannten und international Wellen schlagenden "Mitte-Hype" mit der Realität, beurteilen die neue Berliner Architektur, und die Auswirkung der Marketing-Popkultur auf ihre Umgebung. Let it Rock! ist ein Zeit, Gesellschafts- und Berlin-Portrait, das die "globale Marke Mitte" von innen betrachtet. Der Film ist sehr minimalistisch und konzentriert sich stark auf die Menschen und auf das, was sie sagen. Zu den Interviews ist nur vereinzelt "illustirerendes" Bildmaterial addiert. Berliner und internationale Musiker haben unser Projekt mit ihrer fantastischen Musik unterstützt, wie Mia, The Fall, Moog Cookbook, Philip Glass, Ellen Alien, Nathan McCree, Westbam, Moguai, DJ S.P.U.D u.a.nnLET IT ROCK ! Deutschland 2003nmini dv 75 minnvon igor paasch und frank künsternnweltpremiere . 14 feb 2003 berlinalenweitere Aufführungen n15 feb 2003 berlinalen13 april 03 kino central / haus Schwarzenberg benefitn15 mai 03 goethe institute londonn02 juli 03 Akademie der Künste berlinn sep 03 filmfest oldenburgn13 okt. 03 goethe institut Moskaun nov. 03 filmfest lünenn nov 03 exground filmfest wiesbadenn dez 03 goethe institut st. petersburgn feb 04 goethe institut san franciscon mai 04 doc film festival perm Russland n sep 04 doc film festival jekatrinburg Russlandn okt 04 doc film festival nowosibirsk Russlandn29 nov 04 goethe institut washington d.c.n22 juni 05 goethe Institut Straßburgn08 juli 05 Kulturprogramm zur bauakademie berlinn21 mai 06 kino riffraff Zürichn07 märz 07 Beirut , Libanonn30 okt 10 goethe institut dubai v.a.e.nnkontakt: kuenster2000@gmail.comnoder: facebook.com/frankkuensternmob.+49(0)17635436916 Less

In The Name Of Willie Clancy

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A unique perspective of Willie Clancy week in Miltown Malbay, Co Claire, through the eyes of Donal Dineen and Myles O'Reilly by invite of Ca...

Sri Chinmoy - 31 Years in the West

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Highlights of Sri Chinmoy's April Celebrations 1995, entitled 31 years in the West. Walking meditations, meditation close-ups, a poetry reci...

Adult Rappers

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Directed by Paul Iannacchino, Jr.n2015, 61m, documentarynnThis documentary feature pulls back the curtain on the world of 'working class' ra...

WAKE

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Low-resolution screener. Not for distribution. nnnWRITER/DIRECTOR nBREE NEWSOMEnnCASTnSAHR ALI as CharmainenBENTON GREENE as the MannBUENA B...

Low-resolution screener. Not for distribution. nnnWRITER/DIRECTOR nBREE NEWSOMEnnCASTnSAHR ALI as CharmainenBENTON GREENE as the MannBUENA BATISTE WEBBER as the DemonnnnPRINT SOURCE INFOnBree Newsomen646 335 3262nbree.newsome@gmail.comnnnTAGLINEn“The next time you sleep, it’s gon’ be your wake...”nnLOGLINEnA repressed woman does away with her domineering father, freeing herself to pursue her heart’s desire. Using a local folk magic called “root work”, she conjures a demon to aid her in creating the man of her dreams. However, she soon finds herself in a waking nightmare.nnSYNOPSISnAs the sun sets on a small 1930s town in rural eastern North Carolina, a gravedigger solemnlydisplaces the earth as the townsfolk gather for a wake in the house of recently deceased Ezra Giles, whose body lies in a casket at the front of the living room. From dusk to dawn, they will keep vigil over the body, singing and praying for its soul to make a peaceful transition to the other side. The church ushers interrupt their gossiping long enough to express condolences and pity for Ezra’s lone survivor, his aging daughter, Charmaine. After years of living like a hermit under her father’s tyrannical rule, Charmaine’s youthful charms have faded and she is surely doomed to live out her days as a lonely old maid in her father’s rotting house. But what the others perceive as her sorrow-- her slumped shoulders and lowered gaze-- is in actuality Charmaine’s attempt to conceal the flicker of deception in her eyes; for she knows their pity on her is misplaced and their prayers for her father’s soul are in vain. As she goes through all the ceremonial motions of the burial, tossing dirt onto the grave of the father she murdered, Charmaine makes a stealthy manuever to carry away some of her father’s graveyard dirt hidden in her handkerchief. nnNot content to simply pray for what she wants or to let nature take its course, Charmaine resorts to a local folk magic called “root-work”. Carrying the hanky of graveyard dirt and a mojo box of dolls, fetishes and charms, she heads deep into the woods, until she reaches a clearing where she forms a protective circle around herself using salt. She conjures up a tricky demon who appears to her in the form of a woman and promises to provide Charmaine with the man of her dreams in exchange for her father’s soul which is trapped among the graveyard dirt in Charmaine’s handkerchief. When the Man arrives, complete with a wedding ring, he is exactly what Charmaine imagined from his crisp, white linen suit to his deep green eyes. When the gossipy church ushers come nosing around, Charmaine stuns them all by showing off her suave, sophisticated husband, who tells everyone that he is a physician. She revels in the envy of all the women who laughed at her and called her an “old maid”. But just as Charmaine rejoices in having everything she wants, the Man’s eerie perfection gives way to horror and revulsion when he reveals his true nature. She again summons the demon asking for help but instead provokes a terrifying encounter. Reminding Charmaine that the Man is her “root work”, the demon in no uncertain terms informs her that if she wants to get rid of him she will have to do it herself. nnRefusing to be outdone, Charmaine serves the Man a poisoned glass of sweet tea and finds herself joined once again by the townsfolk for a wake in her living room, this time mourning the death of her husband. But as day breaks, Charmaine realizes that the Man is waking up. Terrfifed of being found out, she pretends to be overcome by grief and throws herself on the casket, bawling and begging for time alone. As soon as the room is empty, she slips out a back door, hellbound for the shed. Grabbing an axe, she charges into the living room and flings open the casket to find the Man staring at her with his smiling green eyes. WHAM! She brings the axe down on his head. But her horror melts away to bewilderment when she finds the casket is filled only with the dirt she used to make him. At the burial site, Charmaine tosses dirt over the Man’s grave, keeping none of it for herself this time, wanting no part of him to linger beyond the burial. But as the Reverend performs the rites, speaking about God’s creation of man from dust, Charmaine is overcome with sickness and vomits. The gossipy ushers eye each other knowingly. Months later, they come nosing around to find Charmaine in a rocking chair on her porch, barefoot with a swollen belly.nIn an exhausted daze, she rocks back and forth complaining about not being able to sleep because the baby inside her is “always kicking, always keeping me ‘wake.” Less

Benedict Hadley (Act II), The Bricks 350

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OUR SECOND INTERVIEW WITH MULTIMEDIA ARTIST BENEDICT HADLEY UPDATES #THEBRICKS350 ON HOW HE WORKS WITH YOUTH IN THE CITY AND GROWS HIS ART. ...

Trump: What-How-What

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In the wake of the election of Donald Trump, many peeps are freaking the fuck out. Well, step back, take a break and watch our analysis. nWh...

REFUGE | Human stories from the refugee crisis

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In January 2016, a small team of filmmakers set out for Greece, documenting human stories from the frontlines of the European Refugee Crisis...

The Thrillogy

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Three awesome VHS movies in one. It contains pretty much every ski shot from the beginning of Shane McConkey and Kent Kreitler’s college ...

Do or Do Not - by @jamieswb

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Please support me at www.patreon.com/jamiebenningnnDuring the production of my Jabba documentary short, Slimy Piece of Worm Ridden Filth, I ...

Please support me at www.patreon.com/jamiebenningnnDuring the production of my Jabba documentary short, Slimy Piece of Worm Ridden Filth, I was put in contact with Toby Philpott’s colleague and Jabba’s right hand man. Literally, his right hand man, puppeteer Dave Barclay. Dave helped us, along with Toby (Jabba’s left arm), Mike Edmonds (tail) and John Coppinger (animatronic engineer) to reconstruct just how it was inside that filthy Hutt. And of course it couldn’t have been done without the amazing work of Eletrographica aka Pete Starling, who rendered all that information into a multilayered illustration (below).nnDave was so impressed with the Jabba documentary that he asked if I would consider doing one on Yoda. Dave aged just 19 in 1979 was involved in building and puppeteering Yoda for The Empire Strikes Back. After a few email exchanges, Dave kindly found time between his work on The Muppet Show for an interview.nnI’d gone from using only archive interviews in my full length Filmumentaries, to doing some of my own audio interviews with cast and crew, to doing longer interviews with one member of the crew for individual short docos. This time I wanted to push things on. I wanted to shoot the interview in an interesting setting. And thanks to my talented and kind friends that’s what we managed to do.nnDave kindly offered the use of a property in London. Another friend offered his West End flat. But I was interviewing a Yoda puppeteer, I wanted something relevant to the subject matter. Not just a pretty backdrop. Though I was immensely grateful to their kind offers. So I spent a while wondering where we could shoot. Did I know anyone that had a Yoda replica? A Yoda toy collection even? Was there a movie museum nearby with some Star Wars items? Then it dawned on me. Madame Tussauds London had an ongoing exhibition of Star Wars characters. Maybe I could somehow convince them to allow us to shoot there. Unlikely, but worth a try. A quick search for their press office contact details and within a day or two they had agreed just that! I must thank Nicole Fenner and Madame Tussauds for their kind hospitality and enthusiasm.nnSo my pals and I met Dave outside Madam Tussauds on a cold and wintery January afternoon. A short wait and we were in. And there he was, the little green fellow. Kermit. No wait, Yoda.nnMy cameraman buddy set up his Sony FS7 and Canon 6D. I sorted out the mic’s for Dave and myself (thank you eBay for a couple of bargains and to my Patreon supporters who helped me pay for them) and my pal Tony set up the lights that I’d been kindly loaned by my main employer. It’ all about connections people.nnDave and I chatted about his puppeteering parents, his beginnings in the film industry, his experiences on set with Yoda and Mark Hamill. His lead puppeteering of Jabba in ROTJ and his career beyond Star Wars. Dave has been involved in so many seminal films. Films that were not only entertaining to us as kids (and still are as adults) but films that led the way in his industry.nnSo, here is “Dave Barclay. Do or do not. There is no try”. I hope you enjoy it. Less