Today’s Sunday Morning Short is a 15-minute collaboration between the magnificent South-African rap-rave act Die Antwoord and writer / director / cinematographer Harmony Korine. Die Antwoord who exposes the world to the wonders Continue reading
Today’s featured short is an 8+ minute long violent East London epic video for ‘Time to Dance’ by The Shoes. The star of this video portraying a violent killer is Continue reading
Today a music video, a Nevada/New Mexico dreaming aesthetic, Here We Go Magic’s “How Do I Know” from their album, A Different Ship. Directed by Sean Pecknold and starring Janet Pants. What hits Continue reading
Today’s short features hipsters – in a non derogatory sense – in the countryside, ‘Somewhere in the Middle’, directed by Danny Sangra. It is a love-story without dialogue. It’s combination of typeface, the fetishization of Continue reading
I’ve been wondering, what happened to all the alcoholics? Where have they gone? Not the people on the park benches drinking cheap brand-less beer, I’m talking about the highly-functioning alcoholics, the Continue reading
Of late I´ve been occupied with the rise of the Eastern European Filmmakers, people my age who were born near the end of communism and have come of age in the aftermath Continue reading
Bant Singh is a lower caste Mazhabi, Dalit Sikh farmer and singer from the Jhabhar village in the Mansa district (Punjab, India), who has become an agricultural labour activist, fighting against the power of the local landowner. Described by Continue reading
One of the best documentaries that I’ve seen in the last year is Vous êtes Servis by Spanish-Belgium filmmaker Jorge León. A friend of mine saw it in Sarajevo and Continue reading
Today it is time for a short film from 2002 directed by Trevor Sands and featuring Jeremy Sisto. The build up of the story in this small time span is Continue reading
Almost a year ago I overheard an anecdote being told about how the comedian slash actor Bill Murray has the habit of ‘just appearing’ during random, non-Bill-Murray-related, events. Those words stuck with Continue reading
