Inspirational resource focused on subculture, art & design.
— Edited by Simon Carrasco, Kevin Lo, Philippe Laurent & Guillaume Cassac
This is a film about a design and cultural phenomenon; the Designers Republic.
The Art of Hermann Zapf
awesome documentary about Processing
IN BED WITH INVADER
Shot in winter 2011, this movie invite you to spend one night in Paris with the street artist Invader.
Blue Foundation - “Broken Life” (Official Video)
Blue Foundation’s new track “Broken Life” scores an incredible mini documentary titled “This Is Pepper”.
Education for Death (VOSTFR)
Éducation à la Mort
The Making of the Nazi is an animated short film produced by Walt Disney and released on January 15, 1943
#UNRAVEL – 3 minute documentary
#UNRAVEL is a new collaboration by FOUND + Aidan Moffat on the reliability of memory. This is a 3 minute documentary featuring the artists explaining the project.
Talented designer Greg Durrell just informed community about an upcoming documentary he’s making on Burton Kramer.
Looking very promising.
Out spring 2012.
The Light Surgeons debut documentary short film commissioned by onedotzero festival in 2000.
“Thumbnail Express” is the first chapter of the “Gilligan’s Travels”, a series of experimental documentary short films based around an interview with the Venice Beach street philosopher Robert Alan Weiser. In this opening film he recounts his various travels across America which are brought to life visually with a blend of Super 8, DV footage and motion graphics.
Watch the part II here
Some news from W+K Tokyo Lab; HIFANA, a break beat duo formed in 1998, has been wowing club music fans around the world with creative and unique live performances. Their first documentary film, planned and produced by W+K Tokyo Lab is now online.
LSD research. This is the story of how three brilliant scholars and one ambitious freshman crossed paths in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the winter of 1960-61, and how their experiences in a psychedelic drug research project transformed their lives and much of American culture in the 1960s and 1970s”.
(Source: donlattin.com)
Dr Emily Lethbridge, a Cambridge University academic, is exploring the centuries-old Sagas of Icelanders (Íslendingasögur) during a unique year-long research trip. Emily is discovering that the sagas are closely intertwined with the landscapes and the people who live there. The sagas were copied in manuscripts in Iceland from the medieval period until the early 20th century, and the stories were passed down from one generation to another over many hundreds of years.
(Source: sagasteads.blogspot.com)
