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Category Archives: Film

All Glitz ‘n Glam

16th
Dec. × ’08
By Gentle

It’s about time I watched this again…

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Andrew Huang

26th
Sep. × ’08
By Gentle

[Andrew Huang]

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Haircuts

11th
Aug. × ’08
By Gentle
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Yea Talk box

21st
May. × ’08
By Gentle
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Sugar Water

15th
Apr. × ’08
By Gentle

Today you get a free donut with a cuppa at D&D. I got my sugar high this morning on the way to work. Yay for sugar! I just love this Cibo Matto video and was thinking about it today. This was directed by Gondry back in ‘96. Sugar!

Also posted in Food, Foolishness, Free, The Evil T.V. Machine | 3 Comments

It’s Friday! Which Means Another Awesome…

4th
Apr. × ’08
By Gentle

Lord Love a Duck meets Air

[thanks to James for sending this]

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Beautiful Losers the Film

3rd
Apr. × ’08
By Gentle

Film Synopsis
Beautiful Losers celebrates the spirit behind one of the most influential cultural movements of a generation. In the early 1990’s a loose-knit group of likeminded outsiders found common ground at a little NYC storefront gallery. Rooted in the DIY (do-it-yourself) subcultures of skateboarding, surf, punk, hip hop & graffiti, they made art that reflected [...]

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Get Out Your 3D Glasses

2nd
Apr. × ’08
By Gentle

Bjork’s Wanderlust video is certainly something to behold. Absolutely wonderful.

The Making of Wanderlust:

Images from the premier at Deitch Gallery in NY.
And more info on how they filmed it from Studio Daily.
[thanks to the wing for this excellent video link!]

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The Tiles That Bind

28th
Mar. × ’08
By Gentle
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Not Coming To a Theater Near You

11th
Feb. × ’08
By Gentle

I like this site.
‘Not Coming to a Theater Near You’ began as a printed column in 1998, was published in varying capacities, and arrived at its current form as this web site (launched in October 2001). If not discerned in its title, this site assumes a bias towards older, often unpopular, and sometimes unknown films [...]

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