What is the nature of reality? Is the world as it appears, or is there something timeless behind the world of appearances? Simon Blackburn discusses one of the most famous images in Philosophy: Plato's cave. >>> CLICK HERE <<<
Doll Face presents a visual account of desires misplaced and identities fractured by our technological extension into the future. http://www.andrewthomashuang.com
Surrealist painter and Dada film-theorist Hans Richter wrote, produced, and directed the experimental exercise Dreams That Money Can Buy, one of the most significant contributions to the 20th-century "avant garde" movement. The project began in 1944, while Richter was director of the Institute of Film Techniques at City College in New York. Combining short scenarios written by such world-renowned artists as Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamps, Man Ray, Alexander Calder and Fernand Leger, Richter came up with a full-color, feature-length study in dreamlike "wish fulfillment." The film's only nod to continuity is the presence of a self-styled heavenly psychiatrist, whose patients purportedly visualize the images which play across the screen.
Described by one observer as "surreal yet somewhat Jungian," Dreams That Money Can Buy cost $25,000 and was three years in the making (Richter liked to take his time: his later Dadascope took five years!) Its New York premiere was greeted with a mixture of bravos and bewilderment, especially when the projectionist elected to show the film on the wall and ceiling rather than the screen. One assumes that the projectionist was less capricious when Dreams That Money Can Buy won a special prize at the 1947 Venice Film Festival. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
The animation was directed by Christian Bevilacqua and produced by Therapy Films. The illustrations were by Steve Knowles & you can find his agent at pvuk.com.
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The Ren & Stimpy Showshow is one of the five cartoon shows (collectively known as the 'Nicktoons', produced by Nickelodeon, a cable TV channel in North America. The two main characters are an 'asthma hound' chihuahua named Ren Hoek, and a cat named Stimpson J. Cat. The creator of the show is John Kricfalusi. John K. did also Ren's voice. After a while John K. left and Billy West took over the voice on an interim basis until a new person could be found (he first did Stimpy's voice). This person(s) became The Spumco Players. The show's attraction is its shameless and gross physical humor, often consisting of nose-picking and farts (though there's a lot more to it than that) Granita dintre scarba si genial este foarte mica in cazul celor doua personaje, dar , indiferent cum privim imaginatia din capul regizorului nu putem sa nu ne gandim la genialitatea replicilor si a detalilor acestor desene mai mult decat animate. Pararea mea - GENIAL !!!
The Knife is Olof Dreijer and Karin Dreijer Andersson. They are based in Stockholm, Sweden and have made music together since 1999, released on their own label Rabid Records. The video is animated by Motomichi Nakamura and has already been selected for the Onedotzero festival in London, ICA June 2-11. The Knife don’t do anything by half, and they don’t do anything twice. Compromise is the enemy, repetition a cop-out.