Weekend Watching: KEITH HARING, THE MESSAGE
Directed by Maripol
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Fête des Pets
“Fart Party” starring Sarah Silverman.
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The Craft and Philosophy of Wooden Boat Carpentry
Shaped on all Six Sides
Morning Dose of A Boy And His Atom
IBM move single atoms in The World’s Smallest Movie. A+.
The Roper
The true story of Kendrick, a calf roper from Louisiana who wants to make it to the Las Vegas rodeo finals.
Weekend Watching: (This Is Known As) The Blues Scale
A film by Dave Markey featuring outtakes from 1991: The Year Punk Broke.
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Morning Dose of Tassels
Dangerous nipple tassels.
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Cosmic Terrain
Painting from imagination, and artists building off of each other. This new video from Colin M Day explores the relationship between Mars-1, Damon Soule and Oliver Vernon, who together, have a show at The Petaluma Arts Center in Northern California. For those out west, tomorrow night (4/26) Colin will be screening a bunch of his short films at the “Video Night” at PAC. For more information on the event, click here.
Kilian Martin: India Within
A short film by Brett Novak
Brazzaville Teen-Ager
Directed by Michael Cera, starring Michael Cera.
Based on an original story by Bruce Jay Friedman.
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The Art of Harvey Kurtzman
A tribute to the MAD magazine founder.
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Magic Hour
Chloë Sevigny goes off about LA in this intriguing short film directed by Tara Subkoff.
“The weather? Constant sunshine all day long. I mean, there it is all day long, the Sun.”
Weekend Watching: Grass
The 1999 documentary narrated by Woody Harrelson
Waterpark
An experimental film directed by Evan Prosofsky that’s part of Nowness Shorts on Sundays.
