An L.L. Bean-clad ode to writers, their loved ones, and the expanding universe narrated by Hugo Guinness (The Grand Budapest Hotel).
Starring Tom Schiller (SNL) and Amy Sedaris.
With Ana Fabrega, Jo Firestone, Eric Johnson, Casey Jost, Lucian Julianelle, and Michael McKean.
16mm
Directed and Animated by Cossa
Music by Stephanie Richards
„Gong Part I“ (edit) & „Gong Part II“
Performed by Dino J.A. Deane & Stephanie Richards
Production Company: Pomp&Clout
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Behind a green screen, a foreigner finds his way in an enchanting – and yet turbulent – Brazil. Where the streets are a stage for politics, art and affection, a gringo can only watch. The result is a mixtape-portrait of modern day Brazil seen through the eyes of the visitor.
Atrás de uma tela verde, o estrangeiro percorre os labirintos de um turbulento – porém encantador – Brasil. Quando as ruas são palcos de política, arte e afetos, cabe a um gringo apenas observar.
Distributed by / Distribuído por: SomeShorts
Contact / Contato: Wouter Jansen – info@someshorts.com
Directed, filmed and edited by /
Dirigido filmado e editado por: Douwe Dijkstra
Audio mix and sounddesign / Design de som e mixagem: Rob Peters
Title design / Design de título: Bas Koopmans & Nuno Beijinho
Color grading / Gradação de cores: Wieger Steenhuis
Music / Música: Pedrowl, Lia Clark, Stefanini and O Terno
Made with the support of / Realizado com o apoio de:
IMPAKT Festival Utrecht, São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound and the Government of São Paulo
Awards / Prêmios:
Prix in Labo Competition – Clermont Ferrand Int Short Film Festival 2017
Bill Douglas award for international short film – Glasgow Short Film Festival 2017
Best Documentary – Vilnius Int Short Film Festival 2017
Best Sound Design and Music – Pleinbioscoop Rotterdam 2017
Best Glocal Propose Award – Seoul Int New Media Festival 2017
Special Jury Prize – Concorto Short Film Festival 2017
Best Experimental Short Film – Bolton Film Festival 2017
Best Contemporary Experimental Short – Sapporo Int Short Film Festival 2017
Green S.O.S. Award – Kaohsiung Film Festival 2017
Third Prize in European Competition – Alcine Festival Int de Cine 2017
Mathieu Hoche Prize for Best Documentary – Festival Int du Film d’Aubagne 2018
Special Mention for Best Experimental Film – Lago Film Fest 2017
Special Jury Mention – Timishort Film Festival 2017
Festivals / Festivais:
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Puppet making made to make music.
„Stems“ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: https://ift.tt/2qpjXUl
Featuring music by Poppy Ackroyd
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A young man plays fast and loose with unwarranted advice and confusing intimate relationships.
Written and Directed by Whitmer Thomas
Produced by Ryan Kohler
Director of Photography – Arlene Muller
Assistant Camera – Moses Goldfarb
Sound Design – Ryan Caldera
Sound – Matt Mattson
Color – Matt Osborne at The Mill
Starring –
Budd Diaz
Penelope Gazin
Anna Seregina
Clay Tatum
Whitmer Thomas
Special Thanks to Charlotte Rutherford
Shot on Black Magic 4K
Inspired by films like Wim Wenders‘ Paris, Texas and David Byrne’s True Stories, photographer Jason Lee set out to document residual American landscapes across Texas in early 2017 with large format color films for his recently released book A PLAIN VIEW. This short documentary follows Jason on the road during a four-day stretch in West Texas.
Directed by Parker Hill
Cinematography by Luca Del Puppo
Urban legend has it that Prospect Park’s Vale of Cashmere is a dangerous place. Guy, Chris, and Sophie are taken by its folklore one autumn afternoon.
Starring: Webb Allen, Alexa Lim Haas and John Sheridan
Director: Michael Patten and Joe Skinner
Writer: Joe Skinner
Camera: David Raboy and Jackson Segars
Producer: Anna Takayama
Associate Producer: Joshua Simenhoff
Music: JR
Production Sound: Sean Dunn and Andrew Yip
Post-Production Sound: Dan Dzula
Filmed in Brooklyn, NY
Copyright MMXVIII by Video Horse LLC All Rights Reserved
Directors : Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Romain Segaud
Production : Tapioca Films
Based on « Chanson des escargots qui vont à l’enterrement » poem by Jacques Prévert, Gallimard Editions
Script : Jean-Pierre Jeunet
Dialogue : Jacques Prévert
Animation : Romain Segaud
Creatures: Jean-Pierre Jeunet, Inspired by Jephan de Villiers work of art
Music : Raphaël Beau
Line Producer : Emmanuelle Sterpin, Marjorie Orth
Photographer : Elske Koelstra
Head Film Editor : Julien Lecat
Sound Recordist : Julien Lecat
Sound Effects Editor : Sélim Azazi
Re recording Mixer : Vincent Arnardi
Colorist : Didier Lefouest
English Translation: Victoria Britten
Cast :
Sarah Bauer, Jean-Pierre Becker, Dominique Bettenfeld, Urbain Cancelier, Clovis Cornillac, Lorànt Deutsch,
Jean-Claude Dreyfus, Albert Dupontel, Marina Fois, Youssef Hajdi, Irène Jacob, Mathieu Kassovitz, Jérôme Kircher,
Nicolas Marié, Jean-Pierre Marielle, Laure Marsac, Serge Merlin, Yolande Moreau, Chantal Neuwirth, Patrick Paroux,
Claude Perron, Ludovic Pinette, Dominique Pinon, Audrey Tautou, Florence Thomassin, Juliette Wiatr
Distributor : La maison du Film Court
English Translation :
For a dead leaf’s funeral
Two snails set off
They’ve blacked up their shells
Put black bands on their horns
They set off in the evening
A lovely autumn eve
Alas, when they arrive
Spring has already come
The leaves, which were dead
Have all come back to life
And the two snails
Are very downhearted
But out comes the sun
And the sun says to them
Take, take the trouble
The trouble to sit down
Take a glass of beer
If that’s what you fancy
Take, if you’d like to
The coach up to Paris
It’s leaving tonight
You’ll see the world
But don’t wear mourning
You mark my words
It makes you look ugly
And blacks out your eyes
All this coffin business
Is grim and not nice
Take back your colours
The colours of life
And then all the animals
Trees and plants too
Break out into song
And sing loud and true
They sing the song of life
The song of summer
And they all have a drink
And their glasses they clink
It’s a beautiful evening
A lovely summer’s eve
And so our two snails
Back for home they leave
They leave full of emotion
They leave full of joy
And they leave full of beer
So they stumble and swoon
But up in the sky
Looking down is the moon
On the night of serial killer Ted Bundy’s execution, a Florida teenager is taken for a ride.
Directed by Laura Moss
OFFICIAL SELECTION 2017: Raindance Film Festival and AFI Fest
The front woman of a hardcore band struggles to end her abusive romance with the band’s drummer moments before they take the stage.
Features music from these rad folks: Maladjusted, Left Astray, David Shapiro (Alexander, Nagual), Torie Rivera, Wendy Eisenberg (Birthing Hips + solo work), Infinite Body, David Miller, Sophia Dueñas (Kuromi), Austin Ford (Big Fun), and Fugazi.
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Director: www.jcaseymodderno.com
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Cinematographer: www.joshfisherdp.com
Production Designer: www.ariannealizio.com
Editor: www.briandenny.com
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