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Stellar Moves: The Story of Pluto

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Stellar Moves is a senior thesis short film produced at Ringling College of Art and Design by Millivette Gonzalez, Tabia Lees and Valerie Sa...

END OF DAYS, INC. Trailer

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COMING SOON. WON'T YOU PLEASE JOIN US?nfacebook.com/GodfreyGlobalntwitter.com/EndOfDaysIncnhttp://www.GodfreyGlobal.comnnSynopsis: A dark co...

IN DOUBT, SHADOW HIM!_TRAILER

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Les Disques en Rotin Réunis & Parallel Factory presentnnIn Doubt, Shadow Him!nA drift about Lee RanaldonnFilm produced by HifiklubnWritten ...

GUNSHIP - Tech Noir

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Buy GUNSHIP now:niTunes: http://smarturl.it/GUNSHIPnAmazon: http://smarturl.it/GUNSHIPAmazonnGoogle Play: http://smarturl.it/GUNSHIPGooglePl...

'Emo (the musical)' short film by Neil Triffett

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What's a love struck Emo to do?nnFeature version in development with the support of Screen Australia and Film Victoria.nPre-purchase the fin...

What's a love struck Emo to do?nnFeature version in development with the support of Screen Australia and Film Victoria.nPre-purchase the final feature film advance via http://www.pozible.com/emonnRecognition:nBerlinale - Berlin International Film Festival, Feb '14n - awarded 'special mention' runner up to the Crystal Bear for best short film, Generation 14plus.nnBroadcast ARTE Germany and France, 2015nBroadcast Sogecable Spain, 2015nnInterfilm's 'Spark' Switzerland, 2015nArts and Algorithms Int'l Short Film Festival, 2015nFantastic Cinema Festival Little Rock, Mar 2015n- Grand Jury Award for Best Editing.nGlasgow Youth Film Festival, Feb 2015 2015nFilmLabFestival Italy, Nov 2014nShorts Film Festival Adelaide, Nov 2014n- Neil Triffett awarded Best Young Filmmaker.nMade in Melbourne Film Fest, Nov 2014n- Opening Night, audience choice award, Best FilmnSee The Sound SoundTrack Germany, Nov 2014nOzu Film Festival Italy, Nov 2014nInterfilm's Kuki Berlin - Int'l Short Film Festival, Nov 2014n - won 2nd prize of the Teen Screen competition.nFilmfest FrauenWelten Tuebingen, Nov 2014n54th Brno 16, Czech Republic, Oct 2014nInt'l Short Film Festival Cyprus, Oct 2014nSchlingel Int'l Film Festival Germany, Oct 2014nHeart of Gold Int'l Film Fest Gympie, Oct 2014nVancouver Int'l Film Festival, Sep 2014nCanberra Short Film Festival, Sep 2014nDown Under Berlin Film Festival, Sep 2014nSarajevo Int'l Film Festival, Aug 2014nRhode Island Int'l Film Festival, Aug 2014nDungog Film Festival, Aug 2014nGuanajuato Int'l Film Festival Mexico, Aug 2014nInDPanda Int'l Film Festival HK, Aug 2014nEdinburgh Int'l Film Festival, July 2014nPalm Springs Int'l ShortFest, Jul 2014nRevelation - Perth Int'l Film Festival, Jul 2014nHamburg Int'l Short Film Festival, Jun 2014nSt Kilda Film Festival, May 2014:n - won Best Comedy, Best Score and the Craft Award. n - nominated for Best Director and Best Short Film.nReel Shorts Film Festival Canada, May 2014nPoolinale Music Film Festival Vienna, Mar 2014nFlickerFest Australia, Jan 2014nRepresented at Clermont-Ferrand film market by Screen Australia.nnThe Berlinale Jury said "a movie that takes a look at group identity and peer pressure, with a surprising and pleasant lightness of touch. It convinced us with its firework of dialogues, melodies and humour, making fun of itself while never becoming ridiculous."nnFinishing funds, travel and marketing materials support generously provided by Screen Australia.nTravel support generously provided by Film Victoria. nnStarring Harry Borland, Charlotte Nicdao, Zak Marrinan, Robert TripolinonWritten and Directed by Neil Triffett, Produced by Lee MatthewsnCinematography by Sky Davies, Production Design by Anna O'Donnell, Edited by Sasha Dylan Bell, Sound Design by Craig Jansson.nMusic and Lyrics by Neil Triffett.nnSynopsis:nWhen Ethan, an Emo kid who hates almost everything, falls in love with Trinity, a good Christian girl with a passion for life and her Lord Jesus Christ, will they be able to live happily ever after?n nMore:nThere is a strange holy war happening in the school as a group of Christian musicians and group of Emo boys battle for the music room. Caught amongst this are Ethan, an Emo, and good Christian girl Trinity, who are newly in love. Finding it hard enough to reconcile their own differences, they dread what will happen if their friends ever find out. As the war escalates and things turn serious, the star-crossed lovers are forced to make decisions that might cost them their friends, their place in school, and each other.nnwww.emothemusical.comnwww.facebook.com/EmoTheMusicalnwww.twitter.com/EmoMusicalnwww.pozible.com/Emo Less

WGDB - Kevon Carter

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Directed by Spike LeenCHI-RAQ SoundtracknnWGDBnWritten by Kevon Carter nPublished by Kevon Carter (BMI)nPerformed by Kevon CarternProduced b...

Pray 4 My City (explicit version) - Nick Cannon

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Directed by Spike Leen2nd Single from the CHI-RAQ SoundtracknnWritten by Rico Cox, Robert Amparan, Leroy Griffin, Jr. and Nick Cannon nPub...

Pray 4 My City (clean version) - Nick Cannon

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Directed by Spike Leen2nd Single from the CHI-RAQ SoundtracknnWritten by Rico Cox, Robert Amparan, Leroy Griffin, Jr. and Nick Cannon nPub...

Is It Time for America to Surrender Taiwan?

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Last week’s landslide election of Tsai Ing-wen to Taiwan’s presidency represents the strongest repudiation of China’s authoritarian cl...

Suiting Dennis: A family story of green funeral

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Why is it so hard to die in a way that reflects how we have lived our lives? Directed and produced by award-winning filmmaker Grace Lee, thi...

Ya Rayah

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Gemma and Callum's Wedding at The Royal College of Physicians of EdinburghnPhotos: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.101515464507516...

NEGUS [Official Trailer]

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InvernomutonNegus, HD video, 70’, 2016nn“Negus” is a conceptual feature length documentary directed by the Italian art duo Invernomuto...

InvernomutonNegus, HD video, 70’, 2016nn“Negus” is a conceptual feature length documentary directed by the Italian art duo Invernomuto staring Lee “Scratch” Perry . The film explores the convergence of history, myth and magic through the complex and competing legacies of Ethiopia’s last emperor Haile Selasie I.n nIn Italy during the fascist rule of Mussolini, Selassie was portrayed as a black devil, justifying Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia. During the same period the religion of Rastafarianism was emerging in Jamaica and claiming Selassie as their living God and the black Christ resurrected. “Negus” is powered from the void between these two irreconcilable realities.n nThe directors first came to the subject of Selassie through a nearly forgotten story told to them by a relative in their hometown of Vernasca, Italy. In 1936, while Italy led a gruesome occupation of Ethiopia, a wounded soldier returned from service to Vernasca. On the occasion of his return, the community organized a joyful and obscure ritual in the main square.nDuring the climax of the ritual the townspeople paraded and burned an effigy of Haile Selassie I.n nKnowing that many Rastafarians take Selassie to be a reincarnation of Christ on earth, Invernomuto realized that the Vernascan ritual could be read through Rasta ideology as a Satanic mass. Seeing an opportunity for intervention, Invernomuto brought Lee “Scratch” Perry to perform a ritual cleansing and resurrection of Haile Selassie I in the town square.n nLee “Scratch” Perry was born in Jamaica eighty years ago. He is a key figure in the history of contemporary music, he is the godfather of dub music and an architect of the foundational sounds of reggae. In the film his presence is double: as a spiritual ghost in the Black Ark, his recording studio in Kingston, Jamaica, which he burned to the ground in the 80’s – and, as a master of ceremony, in Vernasca, where he was invited by Invernomuto to re-invoke the spirit of the last Emperor of Ethiopia.n nThe colonial blaze in Vernasca and Perry’s performance and ritual response (initially shot by Invernomuto as a stand alone video piece) opened a portal to a new conceptual apparatus for the directors. Before they conceived of a feature length documentary, the “Negus” cosmology demanded from the artists a number of installations, individual art objects, performances and short film pieces. The film includes pieces of each of the previous works while simultaneously allowing for more complexity to emerge for the viewer.n nAt each opportunity to further explore the legacy of Selassie, the directors eschewed dominant existing narratives, instead choosing to let their lived experience of film making draw them to a mostly unheralded cast of characters and locations that highlighted unexpected subtexts and allowed for increasingly in-depth analysis.n n“Negus” follows a circular structure and its locations (the vertexes of the triangle: Vernasca, Ethiopia and Jamaica) are mixed constantly, almost superimposed, demanding that the viewer loose the limitations of geographical orientation. The film lingers on the in-between spaces uniting the narrative in a sensual contemplative mood. The film proposes that the trajectories of peoples, ideologies and mythologies are never one way vectors, but always exist in the complexity of infinite feedback and recourse.n nThe overture of the film is focused on Italy. Vernasca, where a relative of one of the directors recalls their distant memory of the night Selassie’s effigy was burned. Rome, where Carmelo Crescenti (president of the Italian Rastafari Federation) recounts the history of the Dogali monument in Rome and some specific chilling moments of Italian colonial conquest in Ethiopia.n nFrom here the film goes to Ethiopia, to a town called Shashamane, one the most ancient Rasta communities outside of Jamaica. Shashamane was founded on land granted by Selassie himself to diasporic Africans to return to the promised land (in support of the ‘back to Africa movement’).n nThe move to Jamaica is spontaneous and natural. Rastafarianism’s initial and continued repression in Jamaican society, and later, its global impact through reggae music and sound system culture. Bob Marley’s sound engineer explains the scientific and religious importance of bass frequencies for Jamaican music, and how they serve as a vehicle to reach a meditative and revolutionary state of consciousness.n nLee Perry’s spiritual practice is a Gnostic Rastafarianism that treats fire as a powerful meditative and magical force. His performance in Vernasca closes the film, an epiphany that combines the multiple routes of the project in one singular ritual of purification and resurrection.n n— Taliesin Gilkes-Bower Less

Guys Reading Poems - Official Trailer

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GuysReadingPoems.comnnSynopsis: A resourceful boy creatively uses poetry to survive when his mother, a disturbed avant garde painter, locks ...

Up on the Roof

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Following a successful festival run and a number of awards we are please to bring you this Film London backed short starring Michael Matias ...

To Be A Black Man

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written & directed by NELSON GEORGEnstarring SAMUEL L. JACKSONnmusic by STUART MATTHEWMANnphotographed by LEE DAVISnedited by JEFF COOPERnna...

Na PD SG

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Jim Brown: All-American

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HBO SPORTS OF THE 20TH CENTURYnA feature length documentary on the athlete, actor, activist and dynamic character that is Jim Brown.nDirecte...

A RIDE REBORN

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This is a short film based on the photography and writings of Rob Lutter.nnHis project, The LifeCycle, is a global cycling tour from London ...

This is a short film based on the photography and writings of Rob Lutter.nnHis project, The LifeCycle, is a global cycling tour from London to London and has so far taken him 2 years and 15,000km to Hong Kong - his half way point.nnStruggling with OCD and failing to find creativity at home, Rob left his home in England in 2011 alone by bicycle to find new life and meaning out on the open road. nnAfter a recent successful Kickstarter to 'kickrestart' his journey, Rob is preparing to embark on the second leg of his tour to continue forth to the UK which he expects to complete by 2016.nThe Life Cycle is also raising funds for mental health organisations OCD-UK (http://www.ocduk.org) and MIND (http://www.mind.org.uk)nnThis is a mixed-media work incorporating Rob's photography in 3D space and footage shot on location in Hong Kong.nnFollow Rob on: http://thelifecycle.roblutter.com/nInstagram: http://instagram.com/roblutter#nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/roblutternTwitter: https://twitter.com/robertlutternnDirected, shot and edited by Edwin LeenAerial cinematography by Will ClemnCo-produced by Shawn Tse and Tom McLeannnMusic:n'Waking Up' by M83n'Feather on the Clyde' by Passenger (Stefan Biniak Private Remix)nn--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------nnWhen I first read about Rob on PetaPixel, which led to his Kickstarter and The LifeCycle website, I was immediately drawn to his stunning photography and deep, philosophical journal entries. I've always believed travelling and adventuring as a means to self-discovery. But reading about his frustration and unhappiness at home, and the steps he took to alleviate that - by embarking on this adventure - was just as captivating. It mirrored a period of time I went through. I failed to embark on my own grand adventure due to 4 years of illness in my early twenties. Having recovered now and worked my way up like a dog in Hong Kong's media industry, I started to look back and yearned for that sense of adventure once again. My life today could have turned out different if I did take that adventure and may not have ended up in Hong Kong. Not necessarily for better or worse. Just different. Perhaps it was a fitting coincidence that Rob and I both worked in the film industries and us also hitting 30 this year.nnWhen I realised Rob was in Hong Kong, I just thought to myself, I needed to chat with this guy and delve into his mindset. Here was someone who just happened to be in my home town, on the precipice of his great second leg of his adventure. I had to find him. When I discovered Rob had previously worked in the film industry, and his love for M83 and the Cinematic Orchestra, an idea sparked in my head to make a video with him. The initial idea was cloudy at best - I didn't really have a solid pitch for Rob when we first met. I'm just glad we had similar music choices!nnA week earlier, a friend - who also loved photography and cycling - and I were discussing about her urge for change and hitting a creative impasse. Here was someone I thought who was already doing amazing work, so, it's dismaying to see someone lose direction. I struggled to find words of encouragement.nSo when I first encountered The LifeCycle, I thought Rob was a great example of someone who combined both elements and exhibited the passion for adventure and the push for change that was so galvanising.nnThen the idea of the film began to form into something tangible at least. I wanted to produce something to help Rob and his project, as well as in turn the charities he's assisting by doing it in the one way I know best. nRob's journal entries are deep and thought-provoking, and I wanted to incorporate his words into a narration piece that exemplified his passion for adventure, his thoughts on the universe and the inner demons he faced. nI wanted to create a film that was a mix of documentary and hyper stylised film. I was also inspired by the YouTube videos based on the words of astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson (http://youtu.be/9D05ej8u-gU) and philosopher Alan Watts (Really, check them out if you haven't yet).nnThis was a no-budget, non-commercial film; assisted by great friends, and fueled by the desire to create. I hope this collaborative film with Rob can motivate others to take that adventure they've always wanted; to make that leap into the unknown; and ultimately to not squander life.nnEquipment:nSony FS100 24/60pnLeica M lenses: 28mm f2.8, 50mm f.10, 100mm f2.8 (courtesy of www.ClassicalCameraShop.hk)nGoPro HERO 3nDJI Phantom quadcopter with Tarot T-2D gimbalnnSpecial thanks:nClassicalCameraShop.hknYann ChambriernnRob - thank you for your time, words and images. God speed.n Less