
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9SbtnSL5E8
Robert Jones’ sequel to last year’s brilliantly sequenced Hollywood Dance Tribute: 73 movie dance clips set to Neutron Dance by the Pointer Sisters.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9SbtnSL5E8
Robert Jones’ sequel to last year’s brilliantly sequenced Hollywood Dance Tribute: 73 movie dance clips set to Neutron Dance by the Pointer Sisters.
Is it really a tragedy? Sparky Sweets PhD sez fate be doin’ our lovers straight dirty.
Either way, shit be cray.
A decade of change on the streets of New York, compiled by transportation design and policy advocates Streetfilms.
GoodBadFlicks laments the descent into lazy cliche of film poster art.
Teal and orange overload, giant floating heads, faces with words on them.
They’re all here. All the time.
Before he made his name as a comedian, Richard Pryor was part of the early 60s New York folk scene, opening for the likes of Bob Dylan and Nina Simone as a clean-shaven blues singer.
And a pretty decent one too, as evidenced by this archive clip recently uploaded by Eric Cowan.
A symmetrical graduation short by Yann Pinneill of Parisian art school ESAG Penninghen.
The second half continues the story as a mirror image of the first.
You’ll see.
Film student Tom Teller’s charming short about an unwanted, emotionally vulnerable, bug-eyed goldfish.
Mmf.