Archive for February, 2011
Everything Is Outta Sight
The weekends can be just as hard as the week, so here’s some beautiful music shot by Derrick Belcham and Vincent Moon of The Luyas playing from within a paper forest to help you relax before you jump on the Monday treadmill. The Luyas Present “Everything Is Outta Sight” | a film by Derrick Belcham [...]
The Party
If only all anti drink-drive adverts could be this good! The Party from Adam Hashemi on Vimeo.
FluteGroove
Ape-faced kids teach us how not to follow the rules of the road in Kurt Lorenz’s repurposed PSA footage piece. FluteGroove from Kurt Lorenz on Vimeo.
Bikini Cinema
Does exactly what it says on the packet, girls in bikinis read lines from cult films in some high production videos. Why didn’t someone think of this before?
DN196: Thursday – Matthias Hoegg
[Audio clip: view full post to listen] Animation director Matthias Hoegg joins us this week to discuss his BAFTA nominated, not so distant future short Thursday and the inspiration that’s there to be found in traditional American quilts. I didn’t really want to just be carried along with what the software normally does or what [...]
Some Static Started
We were first introduced to Ben Briand through his sumptuous short Apricot, well he’s back again with another fine piece of intriguing filmmaking, Some Static Started. It’s definitely a weirder piece than Apricot and where his previous film felt like a indie love story, his latest film, with its unanswered questions and rumbling soundtrack, feels like [...]
Wolverine Vs The Hand
You know how I lost my composure and became a slathering fan boy for Daniel Kanemoto’s unofficial Walking Dead title sequence? Well I’m trying hard to keep it professional and not track down Gary Shore and beg him to be my bestest friend forever after seeing the balletic trailer he’s created in Wolverine Vs The [...]
Eye of the Storm
Steampunk films have been around for a while now with movies like Castle in the Sky and Hellboy playing with the genre, however, I don’t remember any looking as good as Chris Alender’s Eye of the Storm. EYE OF THE STORM | Lovett from Lovett on Vimeo. And if you’re interested in how it was [...]
Thursday – Matthias Hoegg
Thursday (2010) An everyday love story set in the not so distant future sees blackbirds battling with technology, automatic palm readers and power cuts.
IFFR2011: Bleak Night
Another astonishing Korean debut on the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s Tiger Awards line-up was Bleak Night, written, edited and directed by the 28-year old Yoon Sung-Hyun. In fact, not only is Bleak Night a remarkable first feature, it was submitted as a final project for the Korean Academy of Film Arts, KAFA, and thus, could [...]
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