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Addressing the favelas - Eng, Rus, Fr Subtitles CC - Carteiro Amigo and what3words

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11.5 million people live in over a 1000 favelas on the outskirts of numerous Brazilian cities. These settlements of jerry-built shacks have ...

11.5 million people live in over a 1000 favelas on the outskirts of numerous Brazilian cities. These settlements of jerry-built shacks have limited public delivery services and no official maps or addresses. As the income of the inhabitants increases and the rise of ecommerce in the country continues Cartiero & what3words are working together to change that. Whilst many projects there have focused on mapping, we focus on giving everyone a usable address.   Less

Blonde Venus (1932)

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Joseph von Sternberg – Blonde Venus (1932)nnCast: Cary Grant, Herbert Marshall, Marlene Dietrich, Dickie Moore…nnMarlene Dietrich stars ...

Joseph von Sternberg – Blonde Venus (1932)nnCast: Cary Grant, Herbert Marshall, Marlene Dietrich, Dickie Moore…nnMarlene Dietrich stars as Helen Faraday, a German cabaret singer in the States whose husband, Ned, falls ill and his only hope is to receive expensive medical treatment at a clinic in Europe. Struggling to afford his care and to support their son Johnny, she works at a nightclub and succumbs to the advances of wealthy playboy Nick, whose gifts assist in her husband’s recovery. Soon Ned recovers and returns, but when he discovers that Helen has been unfaithful, he divorces her, threatening to take their son. After running with little Johnny, she ends up a prostitute in New Orleans, where she is found by the detective hired by Ned. The boy is taken from her and Helen flees to Paris where she becomes a cabaret sensation. Upon witnessing a performance, Nick begins seeing her again and when the show moves to NYC, he secures a meeting between her and her ex — who is finally made aware of the motivation behind her affair years before. This is the feature containing the well-known scenes where Dietrich performs stage numbers in an ape-suit and a white tuxedo (complete with top hat). by Kristie Hassen (allmovie.com)   Less

FROM INSECTS - MARLENE HUISSOUD -

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FAVELA // FUTURE VISIONS

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Shot with a Canon 518 SV Super 8 with VISION3 50D & 200T Colour Negative Film. nnDirector // Editor // DOP // Ozzie PullinnGirl // Imogen Mo...

Shot with a Canon 518 SV Super 8 with VISION3 50D & 200T Colour Negative Film. nnDirector // Editor // DOP // Ozzie PullinnGirl // Imogen MorrisnLabel // Transgressive RecordsnnSpecial Thanks: Jack Abbot, Jakob Cizic and Craig Bingham   Less

It was in May (Marlen Khutsiyev)

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MY FINAL GIRL Trailer

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This documentary is a closer look at the Black Women of AMERICAN BLAXPLOITATION HORROR of the 70's and early 80's. Featured Artists and Scho...

This documentary is a closer look at the Black Women of AMERICAN BLAXPLOITATION HORROR of the 70's and early 80's. Featured Artists and Scholars included: Marlene Clark, Beverly Bonner, Gloria Gifford, Pam Grier, Dr. Robin Means-Coleman, Dr. Isabel Pinedo, Sam Waymon, Dolores Smith, and many more.   Less

Kite Fight

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After futebol, soltar pipas, is Brasil’s most popular sport. In the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, flying the pipa is more than a leisurely es...

After futebol, soltar pipas, is Brasil’s most popular sport. In the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, flying the pipa is more than a leisurely escape from on-the-ground realities—it’s a venue for battle, with the entire sky as the arena. Pipa designs and airborne “cutting” strategies have been passed through generations, from rooftop to rooftop. Filmmakers Guilherme Tensol and Leandro HBL spent time in Rocinha, Rio’s largest favela, among its young pipa warriors and elder statesmen, absorbing their secrets and documenting their stories.   Less

Berlin 1920s

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Also on https://youtu.be/9T6F8um8WygnI still have a suitcase in Berlin... (I will come back many times!)nFilmed in Second Life at the beaut...

Also on https://youtu.be/9T6F8um8WygnI still have a suitcase in Berlin... (I will come back many times!)nFilmed in Second Life at the beautiful place "The1920s Berlin project", created by Jo Yardley and kept alive by a friendly and active community nmaps.secondlife.com/secondlife/1920s%20Berlin%20Project/249/224/1930nMusic :n"Ich hab noch einen Koffer in Berlin", composed by Ralph Maria Siegel and sung by Marlene Dietrich.nMany thanks to Jo Yardley and to all the people of Berlin who participated.nMore information about the project : n http://secondlife.com/destination/1828n http://1920sberlin.com/n https://1920sberlinproject.wordpress.com/n The Drax Files: World Makers [Episode 2: Jo Yardley] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkE_F2nEf4g&list=FLzAausc1lRzrdmQL7vNiqkA   Less

Who Are The Champions? Teaser

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Who Are The Champions? FIFA World Cup Stories from the Other Side of the Stadiumnhttp://whoarethechampions.comnnA new web documentary explor...

Who Are The Champions? FIFA World Cup Stories from the Other Side of the Stadiumnhttp://whoarethechampions.comnnA new web documentary exploring the impact of the FIFA World Cup. What is the effect of the international sports spectacle on the people who live and work in the immediate vicinity of a stadium? Through audio stories, text stories and striking documentary photography we seek to answer the question; who are the real winners of the World Cup?nnMeet the police officer responsible for maintaining law and order, the kids that love to play soccer in the streets, and the man who’s been evicted from his home to make room for FIFA’s million dollar soccer circus.nnStories from the World Cup stadiums in Johannesburg (four years ago) and Leipzig (eight years ago) will follow soon.nnCredits:nDirector audio-travelogue Rio: Laura Stek – Radiomakers DesmetnDirector video-travelogue: Rob SchrödernJournalist/Production Coordinator Rio: Floor Boon, NRC correspondentnPhotography Rio: Leonardo WennProduction Rio: Mauro Graeff Júnior & Dionara Melo, Canarinho PressnTranslator: Yara Lopes, Canarinho Press nConcept/Creative Producer: Yaniv WolfnInteractive Producer: Joyce DrosterijnInterface Design: Jurriaan EsmeijernInteractive Developers: Danny Evenwel – Driebit, Gijs Kattenburg – SubmarinenPR: Yaniv Wolf (yaniv [at] submarine.nl),nPR Intern: Stijn BruensnProduction Assistant: Marlijn KoersnProduction Intern: Jelle BurgernResearch Intern: Emma NortonnResearch/Production Coordination Rio: Canarinho Press.nProducers: Bruno Felix & Femke Wolting. A Submarine Channel production 2014.nCo-Production NRC.nl: Wieland van Dijk (Chief of Online), Peter Zantingh (Editor Online), Elske Schouten (Chief of Foreign Affairs).nnThis production was made possible through support by Dutch Cultural Media Fund, Netherlands Film Fund, SNS Reaal Fund, Open Woorden, Woord.nl, Ramillas, Creative Industries Fund NL and the City of Amsterdam.nRead More…   Less

La Bodega Frida Kahlo Group Art Gallery Show 2015 - Filmed with an iPhone 5

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Filmed with an iPhone 5!nMore info:nhttps://www.facebook.com/la.bodega.1nhttps://www.facebook.com/Bodega619nInstagram - @labodegagallerynn21...

Filmed with an iPhone 5!nMore info:nhttps://www.facebook.com/la.bodega.1nhttps://www.facebook.com/Bodega619nInstagram - @labodegagallerynn2196 Logan AvenSan Diego, Californian(619) 255-7036   Less

BOOBIES

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TOUCH THE BOOBIES >>> bit.ly/TouchTheBoobiesnnSUBSCRIBE to RUG BURN Channel on YouTube for more animated shorts. Fifty amazing Titmouse ar...

TOUCH THE BOOBIES >>> bit.ly/TouchTheBoobiesnnSUBSCRIBE to RUG BURN Channel on YouTube for more animated shorts. Fifty amazing Titmouse artist unite for a divine purpose: to animate boobies. nnMusic By: Lucky BajiljapopsnnCreated by these Titmouse artists:nnAllison Craig / Allison Fra / Alyx Jolivet / Angelo Hat / Anneli Stassler / Barry Kelly / Brian Kaufman / Chase Conlet / Chris Prynoski / Cody Walzel / Dave Gerhard / David Hernston / David Riley / Dik Pose / Doug Vito / Georgio Renna / Griffith Kimmins / Henrique Jardim / Howard Chen / Israel Sanchez / Jeremy Polgar / John Gutierrez / Johny Koester / Josh Howell / Jon Schnepp / Justin Ridge / Justin Voltz / Kat Ruzics / Maha Tabikh / Marina Gardner / Mark Taihei / Mike Maloney / Mike Roush / Nathan Aexander Rico / Parker Simmons / Phylicia Fuentes / Rachel Gitlevich / Robbie Robertson / Ryan Deluca / Ryan Magno / Sachio Cook / Sam Marlow / Samatha Gray / Stephanie Simpson / Tammy Chang / Todd Favela / Trevor Klueg / Victoria Lau / Zoë Moss   Less

Move Mountain

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***I recommend watching in HD with headphones or good speakers***nnA girl journeys through a vibrant, pulsing, macrocosmic landscape, but a ...

***I recommend watching in HD with headphones or good speakers***nnA girl journeys through a vibrant, pulsing, macrocosmic landscape, but a precipitous incident compels her to venture up a mountain in an attempt to save herself. A story about illness, perseverance, and our connection to everything around us.nnDirected by Kirsten LeporenStory/Fabrication/Animation/DP/Editing/Post by Kirsten LeporennSound by Kirsten Lepore & Paul FrasernMusic written & performed by Chelsea Lepore & Kirsten LeporennCharacter Design Contributions by:nEmily BrundigenEthan ClarkenGarrett DavisnLaura Jane FavelanLorenzo FondanJon GomeznMeejin HongnKangmin KimnLizzy KleinnRu KuwahatanSpencer OckwellnDavid OReillynQuique Rivera RiveranMichael PleasenSara PococknMax PorternJulia Pott   Less

MINING THE MOON- the Musical

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Mining The Moon : A Musical Adventure in Modern GeologynWritten and Directed by Matthew ThurbernnThis video is a documentation of the stage ...

Mining The Moon : A Musical Adventure in Modern GeologynWritten and Directed by Matthew ThurbernnThis video is a documentation of the stage performance which took place June 2014 at the Brick Theater, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, as part of the Comic Book Theater Festival.nnArt Direction and Backdrops by Rebecca Bird.nStarring Ric Royer, Leah Wishnia, Austin English, Laura Perez-Harris, Raven Burnett, Marlene Frontera, Kendra Sullivan, Dave Nuss, Rebecca Bird, Frankie Phillips.nAll music by Ambergris except scroll theme by Elan and Over the Waves by Juventino Rosas.   Less

Femmes Fatales: Bad is better (Movie montage)

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My tribute to my favorite femmes fatales in cinema (70 FILMS, EDITED IN 2008).nnMUSIC (in order of appearance):n- "Minnie the Moocher" by th...

My tribute to my favorite femmes fatales in cinema (70 FILMS, EDITED IN 2008).nnMUSIC (in order of appearance):n- "Minnie the Moocher" by the Blues Brothers,n- "Nature boy" by Miles Davis,n- "Baby did a bad bad thing" by Chris Isaak,n- Several tracks from the score of "Dangerous Liaisons" by George Fenton, the score of "Basic instinct" by Jerry Goldsmith and the score of "U Turn" by Ennio Morricone,n- "Something wicked this way comes" by Barry Adamson.nnHere you'll see some of the most evil, conniving women in cinema history; some pretty girls that can't tell the difference between right and wrong; a lot of mysterious, cold ladies that have a bad smoking habit; and other dangerous creatures, not necessarily bad, but the kind of woman that can manipulate a man without him realizing.nn - Brigitte Helm in "Metropolis" (1927)n - Marlene Dietrich in "Der blaue engel" (1933)n - Mae West in "I'm no angel" (1933)n - Mary Astor in "The Maltese Falcon" (1941)n - Barbara Stanwyck in "Double indemnity" (1944)n - Gene Tierney as "Laura" (1944)n - Lauren Bacall in "To have and have not" (1944)n - Rita Hayworth as "Gilda" (1946)n - Lana Turner in "The postman always rings twice" (1946)n - Lauren Bacall in "The big sleep" (1946)n - Rita Hayworth in "The Lady from Shanghai" (1947)n - Jean Simmons in "Angel face" (1952)n - Simone Signoret in "Les diaboliques" (1955)n - Kim Novak in "Vertigo" (1958)n - Sue Lyon as "Lolita" (1962)n - Faye Dunaway in "Chinatown" (1974)n - Kathleen Turner in "Body heat" (1981)n - Jessica Lange in "The postman always rings twice" (1981)n - Nastassja Kinski in "Cat people" (1982)n - Sean Young in "Blade Runner" (1982)n - Daryl Hannah in "Blade Runner" (1982)n - Catherine Deneuve in "The Hunger" (1983)n - Anjelica Huston in "Prizzi's Honor" (1985)n - Isabella Rossellini in "Blue Velvet" (1986)n - Cathy Tyson in "Mona Lisa" (1986)n - Theresa Russell in "Black Widow" (1987)n - Jamie Lee Curtis in "A fish named Wanda" (1988)n - Kathleen Turner in "Who framed Roger Rabbit" (1988)n - Glenn Close in "Dangerous Liaisons" (1988)n - Alison Doody in "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade" (1989)n - Madonna in "Dick Tracy" (1990)n - Marcia Gay Harden in "Miller's Crossing" (1990)n - Virginia Madsen in "The hot spot" (1990)n - Uma Thurman in "Final analysis" (1992)n - Sharon Stone in "Basic instinct" (1992)n - Drew Barrymore as "Posion Ivy" (1992)n - Mia Kirshner in "Exotica" (1994)n - Madeleine Stowe in "China Moon" (1994)n - Linda Fiorentino in "The last seduction" (1994)n - Nicole Kidman in "To die for" (1995)n - Famke Jansen in "Goldeneye" (1995)n - Juliette Lewis in "Strange days" (1995)n - Jennifer Beals in "Devil in a blue dress" (1995)n - Jennifer Tilly in "Bound" (1996)n - Patricia Arquette in "The Lost Highway" (1997)n - Jennifer López in "U Turn" (1997)n - Kim Basinger in "L.A.Confidential" (1997)n - Connie Nielsen in "The Devil's advocate" (1997)n - Susan Sarandon in "Twilight" (1998)n - Embeth Davidtz in "The gingerbread man" (1998)n - Helena Bonham Carter in "Fight Club" (1999)n - Lena Olin in "The ninth gate" (1999)n - Nicole Kidman in "Eyes wide shut" (1999)n - Sophie Marceau in "The world is not enough" (1999)n - Catherine Keener in "Being John Malkovich" (1999)n - Carrie Anne Moss in "Memento" (2000)n - Halle Berry in "Swordfish" (2001)n - Laura Harring in "Mulholland Dr." (2001)n - Jennifer Garner in "Catch me if you can" (2002)n - Rebecca Romijn in "Femme Fatale" (2002)n - Catherine Zeta Jones in "Intolerable cruelty" (2003)n - Ludivine Sagnier in "Swimming Pool" (2003)n - Robin Wright in "The singing detective" (2003)n - Connie Nielsen in "The ice harvest" (2005)n - Scarlett Johansson in "Match Point" (2005)n - Nora Zehetner in "Brick" (2005) n - Marley Shelton in "Sin City" (2005)n - Eva Green in "Casino Royale" (2006)n - Cate Blanchett in "The good German" (2006)nnAnd these are some movies I really wanted to include but finally discarded for editing reasons (my priority as a video editor is the evolution of the montage to a climax, and these movies, despite being great, couldn't help me get there): The Big Lebowski, Cat people (1942), Johnny Handsome, Leave her to heaven, Mulholland Falls, Munich, The Blue Dahlia, The graduate, The Sting, The Glass Key, The Grifters, Detour, Shattered.nnMovies I left out on purpose: "Cruel intentions" and De Palma's "Black Dahlia" cause I don't like them; and "Niagara", cause it didn't feel right to mix sweet Marilyn with all these evil ladies.   Less

Gary & Gabe

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To view more of The Connected Series for Samsung visit: www.connected-series.tumblr.com nn"A young girl, Gabe, takes her unusual friend, Ga...

To view more of The Connected Series for Samsung visit: www.connected-series.tumblr.com nn"A young girl, Gabe, takes her unusual friend, Gary, who lives under her bed, out under the guise of Halloween..."nnWritten & Directed by: Darcy PrendergastnMade by Oh Yeah Wow: ohyeahwow.comnFacebook: facebook.com/ohyeahwownTwitter: @ohyeahwow @d_prendergast #garyandgabenInstagram: oh_yeah_wownnTo view more of The Connected Series for Samsung visit: connected-series.tumblr.comnnProducer: Lucy HayesnCinematographer: Shelley Farthing-DawenProduction Designer: Rennie WatsonnCostume Design: Paige PrendergastnMusic: Jamie MessengernEditor: John Tummino nnExecutive Producers Kim Dellara, Michael Sagol & Jasper Thomlinson @ Caviar ContentnnGabe: Heidi ValkenburgnGary: Darcy Prendergastnn2nd Unit Director: Seamus Spilsbury n1st AD: Jessica O’FarrellnProduction Manager: Nicky PastorenContinuity: Natalie James nProduction Assistant: Imogen TyersnRunner: Thomas Wilkinson nnCostume Assistants: Vicki Prendergast, Monica Star, Meredith Keogh, Keira Hudson.nArt Department: Nate Reardon, Roxanne Halley, Eve GilbertnArt Department assist: Joel Williams, Joshua DraffinnParty Paintings: Sarah MassonnMake Up: Marlene OlssonnMake Up Assistants: Grace Helena Pavey, Lisa Rathgen, Pip GregorynnSound Designer: Ryan GrangernSound Design assistant: Adam HuntnSound Mix: Adam HuntnBoom: Tyson Linleynn1st AC: Matt Jenkinsn2nd AC: Thomas HayesnGrip: Greg WallacenGaffer: Con MancusonGaffer Assist: Rebecca Marian IrenennColour Grade: CJ Dobson @ Pocket postnnVFX Artist: Josh Thomas nAnimation: Sam Lewis, Mike Greaneynn‘Gary’ Monster Designed by Darcy PrendergastnCreated by Sharp FX PTD LTD, sharpfx.com.aun‘Gary’ Suit Prosthetics by Russell Sharpn‘Gary’ Suit Fabrication by Kirsty SharpnnASL Consultant - Sarah Maree GillespiennBlaso Pyro Technics: Luke Fenech and David GrahamnnSR. Counsel: Tasha RoyzinannChild Extras: Curtis McLennan, Campbell McLennan, Esther Tummino, Natalie ZannoninnParty Extras: Marc Gallagher, Donna Yateman, Josh Thomas, Mike Greaney, Sarah Whitehouse, Anne Delas Alas, Cosmo Mac, Giordi Caputo, Thomas Wilkinson, Mikey Hill, Francesca Ohlert, Jess Scudamore, Jayden Dowler, Ross de Winter, Andrew Goldsmith, Dave Abbott, Astor Caplan, Imogen Tyers, Llama Pow, Dan Elia, Sophie Jeffries, Katie Batrouney, Robert Pill, Felix Colgrave, Sarah Masson, Alana Valkenburg, Emma Winton, Lorna DengnnSpecial Thanks: Simon Marriot, the Prendergasts, Alana Valkenburg, Marlene Olsson, Caviar Content, Samsung, Jeff Hurlow & the Vimeo crew.   Less

Boy & Bear - Walk the Wire

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Directed by Darcy Prendergast & Josh ThomasnProduction Company: ohyeahwow.comnLike us on Facebook: facebook.com/ohyeahwownTwitter: @ohyeahwo...

Directed by Darcy Prendergast & Josh ThomasnProduction Company: ohyeahwow.comnLike us on Facebook: facebook.com/ohyeahwownTwitter: @ohyeahwow Instagram: oh_yeah_wownConcept Developed by Darcy Prendergast & Josh ThomasnnProducer: Nicky Pastoren1AD: Kat MitropoulosnDOP: Marden Deann1AC: Dan GallaghernGaffer: Andrew LocknArt Director: Rennie WatsonnArt Department Assistants: Mohini Herse, Eve Gilbert, Xin Li & Daphy. nWardrobe: Paige PrendergastnMake-up: Marlene OlssonnSound: Dead One Sound, Ryan GrangernPyrotechnics: Blaso Pyrotechnics, Luke FenechnRunner: Thomas WilkinsonnVFX: Dave Abott & Josh ThomasnnBand: Boy & BearnnCast: Robert Pill, Marc Gallagher, Darcy Prendergast, Dave Abott, Eve Gilbert & Heidi ValkenburgnnShoot Location: Paris End Studios   Less

Marlène Huissoud uses insect by-products to develop new materials

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See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnFrench designer Marlène Huissoud explains how she produced a range...

See more architecture and design movies at http://www.dezeen.com/moviesnnFrench designer Marlène Huissoud explains how she produced a range of "glass" and "leather" objects using resin collected from beehives and silkworm cocoons in this movie from Eindhoven.nnRead more on Dezeen: http://www.dezeen.com/2015/03/08/movie-marlene-huissoud-creates-new-materials-from-insects/   Less

ABOLIÇÃO, um filme de Zózimo Bulbul (1988, 2h30min)

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Documentário realizado por Zózimo Bulbul para refletir sobre a condição do negro no Brasil, na época do centenário da Abolição da Es...

Documentário realizado por Zózimo Bulbul para refletir sobre a condição do negro no Brasil, na época do centenário da Abolição da Escravatura. nnO CINEMA DE ZÓZIMO BULBUL - PRINCIPAIS TRABALHOS COMO ATOR:nn1962 – Cinco vezes favela, Leon Hirzmann1963 – Ganga Zumba, de Carlos Dieguesn1967 – Terra em Transe, de Glauber Rochan1968 – Auto da Compadecida, de George Jonasn1970 – Compasso de Espera, de Antunes Filhon1972 – Sagarana – O Duelo, de Paulo Thiagon1977 – A Deusa Negra, de Ola Balogumn2003 – Filhas do Vento, de Joel Zito Araújon2004 – O Veneno da Madrugada, de Rui Guerran2010 – Papel e o Mar, de Luiz Antônio PilarnPRINCIPAIS TRABALHOS COMO DIRETOR E AUTORnnFilmes de Longa Metragemnn1988 – AboliçãonFilmes de Média Metragemnn2000/2001 – SAMBA NO TREMn2004/2005 – REPÚBLICA TIRADENTESn2006 – ZONA CARIOCA DO PORTOn2006 – REFERENCIASn2010 – RENASCIMENTO AFRICANOnFilmes de Curta Metragemnn1973 – Alma no Olhon1981 – Aniceto Dia de Alforrian2002 – Pequena África´nnhttp://afrocariocadecinema.org.br/zozimo-bulbul/   Less

Can City by Studio Swine

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See more architecture and design movies at www.dezeen.com/moviesnnLondon designers Studio Swine built a mobile foundry and used it to cast a...

See more architecture and design movies at www.dezeen.com/moviesnnLondon designers Studio Swine built a mobile foundry and used it to cast aluminium stools from drinks cans they collected on the streets of São Paulo.nnOver 80 percent of the city's recycling is collected informally on carts pulled by independent waste collectors known as catadores. Studio Swine wanted to create a system that would help them recycle the rubbish they collect into products they can sell.nnThe pair collected discarded cans from a street vendor and used cooking oil for fuel to smelt the aluminium on site, turning the street into an improvised manufacturing line.nnThey made moulds by pressing objects they found locally into sand collected from construction sites in the area.nnThe resulting stools have tops that bear the impressions of ventilation bricks, a palm leaf, the base of a basket, a hub cap and plastic tubing.nn"Unlike the conventional aluminum furniture, they’re each unique and expressive," said the designers. "Manufactured on the spot, they transform ephemeral street materials into metal objects, providing a portrait of the street."nnThe resulting stools were donated to the vendor who provided the cooking oil and the furnace remains in São Paulo, where the designers where the project will continue with a new series of products and furniture made in a favela.nn"Mining the city for materials, the perception of the city changes," said the designers. "Where once you saw rubbish, now you can see resources to be transformed into new products."nnThe project was commissioned by Coletivo Amor de Madre Gallery in São Paulo and involved working with several catadore co-operatives to find both the materials to make the furnace, and the oil and cans to use it.nn"Each stool takes around 60 cans, but catadores collecting cans around a football stadium on a match day bring in many thousands of cans," Studio Swine told us. "The idea is that catadores will share a furnace and greatly increase the amount of money they can get for the materials they collect."nnThey suggest that the furnace can be used to cast anything to sell, including small items like souvenirs for the 2014 World Cup or 2016 Olympics. "However, the potential of open sand casting lends itself very well to larger pieces and we are interested in how this can be incorporated into small scale architecture," they added.   Less

"Falling in Love Again (I Can't Help It)" by Slava Mogutin (NSFW) Starring Edmund White and Lev Ivankov

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Starring: Edmund White and Lev IvankovnDirection/Camera: Slava Mogutinn2nd Camera: Jeffrey FromnEditing/Sound: Jan WandragnSpecial Thanks: C...

Starring: Edmund White and Lev IvankovnDirection/Camera: Slava Mogutinn2nd Camera: Jeffrey FromnEditing/Sound: Jan WandragnSpecial Thanks: CockyBoys and Brian KennynSM/ART Productions for GAYLETTERnNYC 2016nn"Falling in Love Again (Can't Help It)" written by Friedrich Hollaender, originally performed in German by Marlene Dietrich as "Ich bin von Kopf bis Fuß auf Liebe eingestellt" in Der Blaue Engel/The Blue Angel (1930) directed by Josef von Sternberg.   Less