A promotional video for Douglas Rushkoff's new book Life, Inc. Very well done. Imagine if they made the effort to do this with other books, how much more convincing it would be to plunk down your money. In a way I'm glad they don't.

Crap. Not working for LJ, so just go here.

OK, just watch this, all the way to the end, don't forward, it's worth it and it will completely mystify/bother you:

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So, to recap: HOLY. CRAP.

for the new promotional short film of Chanel's No. 5:

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Tautou's playing Coco Chanel in the upcoming biopic.

You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com

Quimby The Mouse from This American Life on Vimeo.

How cute is this? John Kuramoto animates, music by Andrew Bird, story and art by Chris Ware.

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A new The Boat That Rocked trailer:



I've been looking forward to this one. Curtis is a fine writer and the cast is excellent. A mighty fine crop of films we're seeing this year, it seems.

Then this awesome video of free cycling:


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And finally a video that animates some art spiegelman drawings set ( Read more... )

To be more specific, monkey-fighting snakes on this Monday-to-Friday flight. Anyway, here's the trailer of Paper Heart:


(watch trailer before reading further)

It's an interesting project: started as a genuine documentary, but through its filming she and Cera really did fall in love and became a couple, so they decided to incorporate parts of that ( Read more... )

Arthur magazine talk to Rick Veitch, but the piece comes with an introduction by Moore.

Here's a ten-minute interview with one of comics' heroes, Paul Pope:

You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com

On the Fringe with Paul Pope from Carlos Molina on Vimeo.

Your comics library is incomplete if you don't have at least one Pope book on the shelf.

Where The Wild Things Are is still my most-awaited film this year but this comes really close.