Autor: Karl Ranseier

ÜBERMENSCH by JESPER DALGAARD


Two transient young men breaks into an empty church by the sea to form a blood pact: to get rid of their childhood demons and escape the cycle of anxiety and authorities. “It’s not really goth to be afraid of darkness”, they agrees.

SHORT DOCUMENTARY

CAST: DAMIEN TWIDE & KITI ANDERSEN
SCREAMING NAKED: http://ift.tt/2x2gkok

WRITER & DIRECTOR: JESPER DALGAARD
PRODUCER: DANIEL MÜHLENDORPH
CINEMATOGRAPHER: VALDEMAR COLD WINGE LEISNER
EDITOR: DENNIZ GÖL BERTELSEN
SOUND DESIGNER: MATHIAS DEHN MIDDELHART
COMPOSER: JOHAN CARØE
PRODUCTION DESIGNER: SILJE AUNE DAMMEN

TRANS-SIBERIAN · TRANS-MONGOLIAN by J.J. Guillermo


This is a short film on the centenary Trans-Siberian Railway. We embarked August 2017 expecting to live a romantic long train journey, but it wasn’t only that: we enjoyed 2 weeks of absorbing and great experiences, both on the train and in the cities we visited. We departed from Moscow and stopped in Ekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Baikal Lake and Ulan-Ude, the formerly closed city in which we took the Trans-Mongolian route to UlaanBaatar to after visit the spectacular Mongolian countryside.
101 years after it was completed, the Trans-Siberian still keeps the tranquility and nostalgia of an historical ride.
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A film by J.J. Guillermo
Production by Raquel Delgado
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Technical:
Cameras: Sony a7s, GoPro Hero 4 Black Edition
Lenses: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM, Yongnuo 35mm f./2
GoPro Stabilizer: Feiyu G4s
Edited in: Final Cut Pro X
Music: „In the Distance“ by Tony Anderson. Licensed: musicbed.com
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Special Thanks:
Antonio Pinto
Little Tuvshinzaya

This Week in NASA History: Second Crewed Skylab Mission Splashes Down – Sept. 25, 1973

This Week in NASA History: Second Crewed Skylab Mission Splashes Down – Sept. 25, 1973 This week in 1973, the second crewed Skylab mission splashed down in the Pacific Ocean following a successful 59-day mission in the orbiting laboratory. via NASA http://ift.tt/2wWUaUt

The Kill List by NBC Left Field


President Donald Trump told Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that he was doing an „unbelievable job“ fighting drugs in the country. Duterte promised to end drug use in the Philippines by killing drug dealers and users. A year into his term, thousands of people have died — and Duterte continues to earn historically high approval ratings. As the nation’s police force carries out his bloody anti-drug campaign, it leaves behind a wake of grief in the families of those killed, and a portrait of the price the nation is willing to pay to bring discipline and order to the country.

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Take Every Wave: Laird in VR by RYOT


Laird Hamilton’s life is unlike many others in that his pursuit of excellent physical condition and forward-thinking wave-riding is still thriving at the age of 53. Enter what’s regarded as the longest wave in the world: Chicama, Peru. Join Laird and friends as they chase perfection in the form of 8-10 foot waves stretching over a mile, where rides up to 6 minutes become normal atop the innovative hydrofoil surfboard design. In Take Every Wave: Laird in VR, Laird takes you on a journey in virtual reality that’s as beautiful as it is poetic. The reminder here being that even after all these years, this Hawaiian waterman is still finding novel ways to experience the ocean while breaking boundaries with the newest technology.

Over Your Skin by Rus Khasanov


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3 years after the release of my experimental video «Warm-Up»(http://ift.tt/2wXqpTE), I decided to make a sequel.
I was fascinated by the view of the paint flowing down the skin. Under the macro lens it looks like satellite images where the folds of the skin looks as a riverbed along which multicolored paints flow.
I poured metallic and fluorescent paint on the hands, lips and nipples.
I worked on this project for 4 months.

Music by Dmitry Evgrafov «Afterthought» http://ift.tt/2xGsfM4

Camera: Sony A7R2, Lens: Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G.

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