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Flat Earth (2007, 22 MB, 7:08 min.)
“Flat Earth is a desktop documentary, which takes the viewer on
a seven minute trip around the world so that we encounter a series
of fragments taken from real peoples’ blogs. These fragments are
knitted together to form a kind of story or singular narrative.”
from Thomson & Craighead.
Seth Kendall – Gnaritas Monstrum (2007, 4.1MB, 1:50)
Adorable, multi-award-winning animation from Seth Kendall.
via GPSFF
BENT 2004 (2004, 8.43MB, 5 min.)
This short documentary explains what circuit bending is
and why you want to attend BENT 2008, the Fifth International
Circuit Bending Festival.
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State of the Union (2006, 3.7 MB, 1:06 min.)
Heroine (2006, 7.7 MB, 2:28 min.)
Remix. Bush- “State of the Union”, inspired by Abe Linkoln’s “Isabelle Dinoire”,
and “Comic Strip”, a music video by Serge Gainsborough & Brigitte Bardot.
by – Antonio Mendoza.
Maya Ciarrocchi – Herd (2004, 4.6MB, 2:04)
Excerpt from Maya Ciarrocchi‘s single channel
video/sound installation, which plays a continuous
15 minute loop of black and white footage of New
York streets.
Ciarrocchi said, “The frenetic movement of the street
is slowed to a pace where the viewer can form an intimate
relationship to the histrionics of everyday events.”
Dion Laurent – The Golden Age of Barcodes (2004, 27.6MB, 5:05)
Dion Laurent’s project is a “multi-ethnic international
representation of procreation and population explosion,
increased consumerism and capitalism, and the
commodification and devastation of our natural world.”
Enough said.
Carla Cope (2004, 14.5 MB, 5:30 min.)
‘In loose response to 9/11, a woman in New York talks about
her life against a backdrop of old film footage. She describes in
circuitous manner two of her ex-boyfriends who were first responders.
A pulsing beat provides the driving rhythm of urban life’.
From ‘Too Much Freedom’ by freewaves.org
The Divide (2006, 19.15MB, 5:15 min.)
Music & Video by VOICE & FluxRostrum aka Gianni Lazuli.
