A very cute graduation piece by former Haute Ecole Albert Jacquard student Nathan Petit.
Show it to a small child.
You may have to purchase a small bear later.
(Merci Nathan)
A very cute graduation piece by former Haute Ecole Albert Jacquard student Nathan Petit.
Show it to a small child.
You may have to purchase a small bear later.
(Merci Nathan)
A parody of T2: Judgement Day by Husky Jackal Theatre Company of Nashville Tennessee what sez:
We adhered to strict guidelines regarding the usage of Shakespeare’s works. Each line and phrase is taken directly from folios printed by or before 1685, and many extended sections of dialogue are composed of individual lines from separate works. Only proper nouns and pronouns were subject to change, as dictated by the plot. In these instances, all proper nouns are supplanted only by pronouns or other proper nouns, and all pronouns by other pronouns. In some cases, corresponding verb tenses are modified. These practices enabled us to accurately retell the story of Terminator 2: Judgment Day while remaining true to the words of Shakespeare in form (if less so in intent).
Currently overfunded on Kickstarter, the company has already staged the complete performance and will release a DVD this November.
Another frenetic, shouty speedrun classic from 1A4studio.
Previously: The Big Lebowski In 60 Seconds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQdDnbXXn20
The award-winning 2003 documentary On The Threshold Of Oblivion examines the infamous invasion of the Dutch village of Putten in 1944 when German troops sent the entire male population of the town to concentration camps after Dutch resistance fighters attacked a small German patrol, wounding two soldiers.
Of 602 men sent, only 48 returned home. It has been described as one of the worst German reprisals in the occupied Netherlands
In this unnerving clip, two unrepentant former German soldiers defend the actions of Wehrmacht comrades, genuinely believing they did no wrong.
Full documentary viewable online here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQt0PCjzl7A
Old growly-voice auditioning for Batman Begins (2005) (wearing Val Kilmer’s Batman suit) – a featurette included in the Dark Knight Trilogy: Ultimate Collector’s Edition.
Filmmaker and borough-man Francesco Paciocco’s vibey whistle stop tour of the faces and places of more than 20 Brooklyn neighbourhoods, from Bay Ridge to Williamsburg.
2BIT writes:
…currently seeking funding on Indiegogo… The Unseen, a music documentary tracing the influential and diverse sounds of Detroit Hip Hop producers. It’s by Gus Sutherland, a Belfast filmmaker who also created All Ears, a documentary looking at the LA beatscene (and also just about to come out!).
Doing Anything Wednesday Night?
Doing Anything Wednesday Night?
Doing Anything Wednesday Night?
Etc.
Brian Lloyd writes:
Why So Serious? is continuing its run of comedy films at Grand Social with 1993’s time-warp classic, Groundhog Day (1993)…. It’s all kicking off this Wedneday at Grand Social, Lower Liffey Street, Dublin with doors at 7PM and the film starting at 8PM. We’ll have a short trivia quiz and giveaways beforehand and, as always, it’s FREE in!
Any excuse.
A really well-made Game Of Thrones fan film by VonWong and Five Knights Productions follows Benjen Stark as he ventures North of the Wall on Nights’ Watch.