Ace movie-sweder Dustin McLean turns his attention to Alan Rickman’s death scene in Die Hard.
Behind the scenes feature here.
Previously: Homemade Chestburster
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Sarah writes:
A friend of mine has travelled to Ireland from France to make a great documentary showing off many sides of Dublin (from the thrill of being able to shop in a 24h Tesco, to a lock in with a bit of trad!).
The documentary has been shortlisted to a list of eight shows, but only one will be selected for broadcast on French TV, based on the public vote. Any and all votes would be very much appreciated.
Regardez un touriste française qui bénéficie de la culture charmant de la boisson de Dublin et votez ici.
Tech Noir – a single serving site of cinematographic gifs with subtle but highly atmospheric movements.
Yes, If We Don’t, Remember Me is the daddy when it comes to this kind of thing but, hey, it’s all good.
View and zoom full size version here.
Available as a 45cm x 60cm print from PopChart Lab.
(Hat tip: Ruari Carroll)
Irish artist and photographer Richard Mosse reveals the stories behind the making of his latest film The Enclave (2013), shot on 16mm infrared in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The film will be shown at the Irish Pavilion of this year’s 55th Venice Biennale.
(Hat tip: Alan Butler)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l5TrAXScbE
77 memorable movie dance scenes set to 80s classic Safety Dance by Canadian new-wavers Men Without Hats – viral brilliance by YouTuber owiseone1.
Everybody look at your hands.
All right.
Carry on.
In case you missed it: writer/director Stevie Russell’s excellent, atmospheric short about revenge and buried secrets that recently aired on RTE2 as part of the Shortscreen season.
Produced by Michael Donnelly and Rebecca Bourke. Starring: Osin: Conor Delaney; David: Sean Duggan; Father Casey: Des Keogh; Tom: Derek Reid
Tidal/Saturday Shorts (Ain’t It Cool News)
(Hat tip: Lyn)
Iron Man (2008) repackaged as an 8-bit arcade game for the first episode of Cinefix‘s 60 second(ish) challenge by filmmakers Norwood Cheek and David Dutton.
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A three year old chug (pug/chihuahua mix) apparently feeling teh sads as he watches that scene from The Lion King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAFw5ZZvdQE
Orla Smith writes:
An excellent Irish version of Jack Nicholson’s speech [as Col. Nathan R. Jessup] from A Few Good Men, courtesy of students at DkIT
Tongue in cheek.
We liked it.