It’s been a while // Short Movie

It’s been a while // Short Movie

IT’S BEEN A WHILE –– Short Film from Brett Cramer on Vimeo. Kate calls her ex for the first time in three years. DIRECTOR / EDITOR / CINEMATOGRAPHER / PRODUCER: Brett Cramer WRITTEN BY: Ryan Sheppard FEATURING: Meg Cashel CREW: Evan Littman George Smith

Urban Isolation – Skateboarding In A Global Pandemic // Short Movie

Russel Houghten’s Kurzfilm wurde bereits 2014 gedreht und zeigt Skateboarder in einem utopischen, von Menschen verlassenen Los Angeles. Das Ganze hat in Zeiten von COVID-19 durch die eindrucksvollen Bilder eine unheimliche Faszination. With quarantines and „shelter-in-place“ becoming the new normal, leave it to skateboarders to find the silver lining in this situation. Russell Houghten’s winning film entry for our 2014 REDirect project imagined a bizarro Los Angeles where traffic and pedestrians were non-existent; his eerily prescient ‚Urban Isolation‘ is a must-watch while you are cooped up this week. Please stay safe and healthy, and we hope to see you on the streets again soon! Credits:  » Russel Houghten: Website » Russel Houghten: Vimeo » Russel Houghten: Instagram » via Urban Shit

The Last Video Store // Short Movie

Wunderbare Kurz-Doku über 20th Century Flicks in Bristol – der inzwischen ältesten Videothek der Welt. Ein kleines, familiäres Team, welches die inzwischen wohl größte Sammlung von DVDs und VHS Tapes verwaltet, und ihrem Kampf gegen Streaming-Dienste und Downloads. „It’s an ode to the video shop experience and a bygone way of watching movies. With studios like Disney launching their own streaming services and joining industry kingpins such as Netflix and Hulu, we have an almost endless flow of entertainment available at the click of a button. It’s amazing to me that a little independent video store can survive the Netflix cull and even outlive Blockbuster. Drop into the shop next time you’re in Bristol for a dose of movie nostalgia, have a chat about film and go home with a VHS rarity and a bag of popcorn.“ – Director, Arthur Cauty

The Neighbors‘ Window // Short Movie

Wunderbarer oskarprämierter Kurzfilm von Marshall Curry. THE NEIGHBORS’ WINDOW (written & directed by four-time Oscar-nominated filmmaker Marshall Curry) tells the story of Alli (Maria Dizzia), a mother of young children who has grown frustrated with her daily routine and husband (Greg Keller). But her life is shaken up when two free-spirited twenty-somethings move in across the street and she discovers that she can see into their apartment. More at: www.TheNeighborsWindow.com

One for the night // Squarepusher: Terminal Slam

„life’s a glitch and then you die“ Wunderbar verschrobenes Glitch-AugmentedReality-BigData-MashUp Video von Squarepusher. Das neue Album „Be up a hello“ gibt’s seit letztem Freitag. ‘Terminal Slam’ is directed by Squarepusher’s longtime collaborator, Daito Manabe. He is one of the directors and founders of Rhizomatiks, Japan’s world-renowned artists, programmers and DJs who have collaborated with a variety of domestic and international artists » via Nerdcore

Noah takes a photo of himself every day for 20 years

Noah Kalina hat 20 Jahre lang von Januar 2000 bis Januar 2020 täglich ein Selfie von sich gemacht und das hier ist das Ergebnis. Irgendwie ziemlich hypnotisierend. Passend dazu: „Portrait of Lotte, 0 to 20 years„. January 11, 2000 – January 11, 2020 7263 days A Work in Progress Everyday by Noah Kalina Music: “Circadian” by Carly Comando By Arrangement with Deep Elm Records More by Carly: http://bit.ly/spotify-carlycomando http://www.noahkalina.com/ https://www.instagram.com/noahkalina/ https://twitter.com/noahkalina

The Turning Point // Animation by Steve Cutts

Die Animation „The Turning Point“ von Steve Cutts zeigt die Zerstörung der Umwelt, den Klimawandel und das Artensterben aus einer anderen Perspektive, indem sie einfach die Menschen zum Opfer macht.

Server Room // Short Movie by AB/CD/CD

Server Room ist ein dystopischer Kurzfilm von AB/CD/CD basierend auf Richard Brautigans Gedicht “All watched over by machines of loving grace”, 1967. Dystopia is no longer tomorrow. It is here, now and today. Entropy is real and will never stop. That’s how we understand R. Brautigan’s poem when we read it today. That’s what it means to us. He may have written it in a much more optimistic way in a much more optimistic time… Or was he being sarcastic? Today everything has changed, global warming scares us, the harmony between nature, animals and human beings is broken, we are scared of our place in the ecological environment, we are disorientated. We are hoping technology can solve our problems, but instead it takes us away from reality and no matter what, we can’t resist. In “Server Room”, we develop an enigmatic universe where an AI tries to recreate this balance between mammals and computers, but this attempt only produces distortion and monsters, each attempts to “watch over” goes wrong, we’re not sure if there is a happy end here. This is a first step before another short film which will follow next year, set in a totally different world, but […]

Try for you // Short film by Nathan Presley

Ein Kurzfilm über Kummer, Zweifel und eine verlorene Liebe von Nathan Presley. Credits:  Official Selection of Short of the Week Directed by Nathan Presley Edited by Sam Fuller Shot by Gabe Kimpson starring Gloria Cole and James Norely Score by Alex Hitchens Music by TRACE 1st Producer Carling French 2nd Cinematographer Jade Ehlers 2nd producer Jade Risser Special thanks to: Rebekah Presley Chuck Willis Brett Long » via Short of the Week

The Simpsons Intro // Russian Art Film Version

Das Simpsons Intro als düstere, russische Version von Lazy Square. Passend dazu hier nochmal die trippige Version von Yoann Hervo. Credits: Music: Goran Bregović – Ederlezi Film Director: Lenivko Kvadratjić (Lazy Square) For Non commercial Use Lažy Škvar Filma 2019