A superbly animated, clever and funny short film from Swedish character animator Alli Sadegiani. Through the simplest of plotlines, a single character, a ... (More)

A superbly animated, clever and funny short film from Swedish character animator Alli Sadegiani. Through the simplest of plotlines, a single character, a single setting and a little comedy we see human greed laid bare for the idiotic and dangerous thing it is, something we all know is a part of us bubbling beneath the surface, that some keep in check and others fail to with disastrous implications for themselves and the people around them.
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A man, a women, a hotel room, and a gun. .

A great new series from Babel Productions, Temps Mort (time out), begins on the Internet on tempsmort.tv starting July 9th. A massive event on the Internet... (More)

A great new series from Babel Productions, Temps Mort (time out), begins on the Internet on tempsmort.tv starting July 9th. A massive event on the Internet unlike any other. Never has a series had such complete and immersive content. In 10 episodes of about 5 minutes each, this series follows the story of Joel, a young adult leaving Montreal and trying to return to his family in Rouyn-Noranda, following a cataclysm in the year 2013. He is stopped in the middle of his escape and finds shelter in the countryside. Electricity fails and, in the middle of September, snow suddenly starts to fall. Facing a scenery frozen in time and ice, only his notebook keeps him sane. He
patiently waits for winter to end and for communications to be restored, but there is no sign whatsoever that the situation is going to change… snow keeps on falling and the months go by : April, May, June… and still more snow and no help coming!

What would you do if winter never ended?. (Less)

See Saving God at FirstGlance Film Fest 9 Hollywood FirstNight May 1st during the 8pm Screening. Get your tickets NOW! Who will Save God for the Souls who ... (More)

See Saving God at FirstGlance Film Fest 9 Hollywood FirstNight May 1st during the 8pm Screening. Get your tickets NOW! Who will Save God for the Souls who have Lost Him? Convicted felon Armstrong Cane (Ving Rhames) returns to his neighborhood a changed man looking to take over his father's old church and congregation. The neighborhood though is tough and full of drugs and gangs. Through Armstrong's tough demeanor and strong faith he tries to make a difference - especially with Norris - a youth on the edge of falling into a lifetime of drugs and gangs. Armstrong must also deal with his past history of violence and make sure he doesn't fall again. (Less)

His is a short drama/experimental film Justin Benefiel made as his New York University debut, starring Allison Holcomb. This was an assignment for his ... (More)

His is a short drama/experimental film Justin Benefiel made as his New York University debut, starring Allison Holcomb. This was an assignment for his Sound Image class, but he filmed it for fun.

This the story of a young woman moving on with her life. (Less)

Call the Emergency 411 hotline for information on what to do when falling from a plane.

A man decides to play russian roulette while calling ex girlfriends to get a date. .

Miguelito confeses his first love at school. In this video he is a regular school boy dealing with the issues involved falling in love for the first time... (More)

Miguelito confeses his first love at school. In this video he is a regular school boy dealing with the issues involved falling in love for the first time.
Miguelito confiesa su primer amor en la escuela. Este video muestra a Miguelito en su vida comun de niño estudiantil. (Less)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #29.) "MIG-21" - DIRECTORS CUT - The Xcorps goes ballistic in this special supersonic episode featuring host Jason Lazo strapping... (More)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #29.) "MIG-21" - DIRECTORS CUT - The Xcorps goes ballistic in this special supersonic episode featuring host Jason Lazo strapping into a Russian MIG-21 combat jet fighter, host Rat Sult unleashing his new 500HP desert sand rod all powered by music from 4 new rocking bands!
The show opens from Stead Air Field near Reno Nevada where host Jason Lazo is walking the line at Mig Alley - called this because of the nest of Russian jet fighter aircraft parked there. It's all about high performance on the Xcorps with Jason looking Top Gun sitting in the original 70's era Mach 2.3 cockpit. The Russian plane is known for its very high performance and terror factor to U.S. fighter pilots!
Segment one warms up with some close up shots of the Red Star Squadron jet and some pre-flight briefing by X Rocket pilot Bob Ray who coaches Jason on the finer points of ejection seat etiquette. If the engine quits its time to leave-fast - since the plane nose-dives like a lawn dart without power! Jason checks out the thin wings and BIG engine, which jams the jet over 1300 mph wide open! Music by Downtown Records new band Eagles of Death Metal jamming their song - Just Nineteen - keeping the pace. Fun.
After the break Jason returns to introduce new music and a cool video from mega band Eagles of Death Metal doing their song - I Want you so Hard. Featured with the band in the vid are musician Dave Grohl and actor Jack Black. Hilarious! Produced by Josh Homme this music is s*xy rock and roll fun!
After that the JP5 fuel ignites with Jason in the MIG and more new tunes from the Maverick Records band Family Force 5 keeping it taught with their song - Love Addict. Check out the original aqua-green cockpit interior devoid of any fancy gadgets or electronics - a true high performance pilots airplane. Killer on board video and sounds of Xcorps Jason Lazo and pilot Bob Ray shot by mini DV cams as the plane taxis and launches off the runway. No punches were pulled during full test flight maneuvers including 5G turns, 4-point barrel rolls and inverted loops with full afterburner. Fun way to burn 500 gallons of gas in less than 45 minutes - only on The Xcorps!
After the landing see Jasons new look and what pilot Billy Bob Ray thinks of our Xcorps host! Great sound bytes from Top Gun J and what he compares the combat style speed ride to!
Segment three rolls out with Jason jamming his own guitar and a cool new video from our friends at RIVE featuring the band Street Dogs. U.S. Iraq war vets make up the band and produced the video with their song. Back to the World - being as true and down home as it gets. Check this angle. Back our forces!
The high horsepower continues in next segment with Jason throwing the action to guest host Rat Sult at the Glamis Dunes firing up his new All Star sand rod powered by a 500HP LS2 Corvette motor. Check out the POV action as Rat rolls up and races 2 other sand rods pumped by new Suburban NoiZe Records band Hed p.e. doing their song Lock and Load.
Xcorps Xguru Eric Ducharme hosts segment 4 reporting back stage from the Black Cat in Washington D.C. rapping with Eagles of Death Metal band member Jesse Boots Electric Hughes. Check out the laughs and the story on how the band got its name.
The Mig show closes out with a few more high-speed shots of Jason over the Nevada desert and his thanks to all involved in making this episode the fastest one yet with a promise of another dose next week! See the action - Hear the Music - Join the Xcorps!
J.S.Edmondson 5/06 Trt-29:30 Closed Captioned ©2007 The Xcorps.
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When college students make a movie about falling in love, can fantasy become reality?.

Created by Vancouver Film School student Michael Fallik through the VFS Classical Animation program. The audio to the piece was created by David Green, a ... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Michael Fallik through the VFS Classical Animation program. The audio to the piece was created by David Green, a Sound Design program student, and was nominated for "Best Original Sound Design for a Video Game or Animated Production" at the 2006 CAEAA awards. (Less)

Raindrops falling on a pond in Central Park transcend physical space through the fluidity of video.

Created by Vancouver Film School student Allison Taniguchi through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. .

Comic-Book Spy Action Horror!! Cortometraggio realizzato per la Maratona MakinGo 2009 in sole 60 ore e budget zero, ispirato ai film di spionaggio degli... (More)

Comic-Book Spy Action Horror!!

Cortometraggio realizzato per la Maratona MakinGo 2009 in sole 60 ore e budget zero, ispirato ai film di spionaggio degli anni '60 e ai fumetti d'azione.
L'agente segreto Clive Grant partecipa sotto copertura ad una partita a poker per recuperare delle preziose informazioni segrete ma la sua copertura salta e si ritroverà ad affrontare da solo The Boss, Blues, Misty e il terribile Lupo!

Limitazioni imposte dalla maratona
Frase: Perchè ti amo anche se sei solo uno squallido nano peloso?
Oggetto: Ciotola del Cane
Funzione di Propp: Ostacolo

Short film made for the MakinGo Marathon 2009 in just 60 hours and with no budget, inspired by the Eurospy Movies of the Sixties and lots of comic-books!
Secret Agent Clive Grant is undercover in a poker game to retrieve some secret information but his cover is blown and he must face all by himself The Boss, Blues, Misty and the terrible Wolf!

Limitations imposed by the maraton:
Phrase: Why do I love you even if you are just a pathetic hairy dwarf?
Object: dog bowl
Propp function: obstacle
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Gente di Terra Madre (SOTTOTITOLATA IN ITALIANO) Prodotta da Slow Food slowfood.it terramadre.org Terra Madre Rete delle comunità del cibo. Terra Madre ... (More)

Gente di Terra Madre
(SOTTOTITOLATA IN ITALIANO)

Prodotta da Slow Food
slowfood.it
terramadre.org

Terra Madre
Rete delle comunità del cibo.
Terra Madre riunisce tutti coloro che fanno parte della filiera alimentare per difendere insieme agricoltura, pesca e allevamento sostenibili e per preservare il gusto e la biodiversità del cibo.

Terra Madre
The Food Communities Network
Terra Madre brings together those players in the food chain who together support sustainable agriculture, fishing, and breeding with the goal of preserving taste and biodiversity. Find out more about the Terra Madre 2008 event.

realizzato da/realized by
Stefano Scarafia / Paolo Casalis (regia/montaggio/camera) / Fabio Mancari (camera) / Federico Bertoli (fotografia) / Pietro Jona (suono in presa diretta) / Damiano Gravili (produttore esecutivo).

boda.it
paolocasalis.it

Terra Madre è un progetto concepito da Slow Food, frutto del suo percorso di crescita e che oggi ha il suo fulcro nella convinzione che “mangiare è un atto agricolo e produrre è un atto gastronomico”. Da sempre Slow Food si è schierato per i piaceri della tavola e il buon cibo e ha difeso le culture locali di fronte alla crescente omogeneizzazione imposta dalle logiche cosiddette moderne di produzione, distribuzione ed economia di scala. Ed è proprio seguendo fino in fondo queste logiche che Slow Food si è reso conto di quanto fosse necessario proteggere e sostenere i piccoli produttori, ma anche cambiare il sistema che li danneggia, mettendo insieme gli attori che hanno potere decisionale: consumatori, istituti di formazione, chef e cuochi, enti di ricerca agricola, organizzazioni non governative... Divenne evidente che si poteva avere un impatto significativo solo moltiplicando e cumulando azioni locali che seguissero una visione-guida globale.

Così è nata Terra Madre: per dare voce e visibilità ai contadini, pescatori e allevatori che popolano il nostro mondo. Per aumentare, nelle comunità dei produttori e nell’opinione pubblica, la consapevolezza di quanto è prezioso il loro lavoro. Per dare ai produttori qualche arma in più per continuare a lavorare in condizioni migliori, per il bene di tutti noi e del pianeta. Per queste ragioni, costruire una rete mondiale – che disponesse di strumenti di condivisione delle informazioni e che offrisse la possibilità di imparare dalle esperienze altrui e di collaborare con gli altri – è sembrato fondamentale. Il nostro obiettivo è continuare ad avere terre fertili, dove germoglino e crescano piante e animali adatti a quei particolari ambienti, piuttosto che dopati con sostanze chimiche che li fanno fruttare o ingrassare artificialmente. Il nostro obiettivo è continuare ad avere persone che custodiscono terre, saperi e cibi che hanno il gusto della nostra infanzia.

La rete di Terra Madre è stata lanciata nella riunione inaugurale del 2004 a Torino. Quel primo incontro ha radunato 5000 produttori da 130 paesi e ha attirato – come mai prima di allora – l’attenzione dei media sulle loro problematiche. La seconda edizione dell’incontro internazionale si è tenuta nel 2006 e ha coinvolto anche 1000 cuochi – dai più celebri ai più semplici –, tutti profondamente consapevoli delle responsabilità nei confronti dei produttori di qualità. Nel 2006 hanno partecipato alla riunione generale anche 400 ricercatori e accademici, nel tentativo di riavvicinare la teoria alle buone pratiche.

Un progetto così ambizioso non si sarebbe mai potuto realizzare senza il contributo di un gruppo di sostenitori molto motivati. Slow Food ha mobilitato istituzioni pubbliche, enti locali, regionali e nazionali per formare insieme la Fondazione Terra Madre. L’associazione ha anche favorito partnership con compagnie private e reti solidali, alcune delle quali si sono costituite appositamente per l’evento.

Terra Madre is a project conceived by Slow Food, the philosophy of which evolved over the the organization’s history and crystallized at its realization that “eating is an agricultural act and producing is a gastronomic act.” Slow Food had always stood for the pleasures of the table, for the importance of good-tasting food, and for the defense of cultures facing growing homogenization as a result of today’s so-called modern rationales regarding production, distribution, and economies of scale. It was where these “rationales” were leading that brought Slow Food to realize the need to protect and support small producers, and to change the systems that put them in danger by bringing together those players with decision-making power: consumers, educational institutions, chefs and cooks, agricultural research entities, NGOs, etc. It became clear that it is only through repeated, cumulative, local action, following a guiding global vision, that a significant impact can be achieved.

Thus Terra Madre was born: To give voice and visibility to the rural food producers who populate our world. To raise their awareness, as well as that of the population at large, of the value of their work. To sustain their ability to work under the best conditions, for all of our good and for the good of the planet. For these reasons, constructing a global network—with information-sharing tools, the means to learn from each other, and opportunities for collaboration in many ways—seemed invaluable. We must continue to have fertile lands, lands on which sprout and grow plants and animals appropriate to those environments, rather than needing to be pumped full of chemicals to make them thrive artificially. And we must also continue to have the people capable of stewarding these lands, to have their know-how, so we can have food that still carries the tastes of our youth.

The inaugural gathering of Terra Madre launched the network in 2004 in Torino, and was on an unprecedented scale. This first edition brought together 5000 producers from 130 countries and shone global media attention on their crisis. The second edition was in 2006, and incorporated an additional 1000 cooks, from renowned to modest, but all aware of their role relative to high-quality food producers. Also in attendance were 400 researchers and academics, seeking to bridge the theory of their work with hands-on practice.
A project of this scope could never have come into being without a dedicated core of partners. Slow Food rallied public institutions as well as local, regional, and national bodies to collectively form the Terra Madre Foundation, further partnering with private companies and numerous like-minded networks, some of which were established specially for the event. (Less)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #14.) "BASE-2" - Those fearing heights beware - this episode of the Xcorps freefalls right over the edge with guest host and ... (More)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #14.) "BASE-2" - Those fearing heights beware - this episode of the Xcorps freefalls right over the edge with guest host and world class B.A.S.E. jumper Ray Murphy falling into a 1200 foot glory hole in Mexico called Cave of the Swallows. For the ultimate in ground rushes Ray and 5 loco amigo hombres from the States - Matt McClone, Jeremy Brice, Morgan Moert, Travis Meimann, and Dan Langstraat strap on parasails that look like small backpacks and launch themselves into the massive underground void where very few have gone before. Surreal action scenes here along with great tunes by Off by One, Drowning Pool and cool new breakout band from New England - Jediah all mixing well with the ambient cave audio echo.
B.A.S.E. jumpers - Buildings - Antennas - Structures - Earth are an insane and growing niche of adventurers who first must do thousands of jumps from aircraft to learn the needed skills to jump closer to earth. Jumping BASE is jumping with no margin for error. Feel true terror with scenes shot with multi helmet cams worn by the six eXtremists. The viewer is pulled downward with adrenalized clarity into one of the largest limestone sinkholes on the planet - The Cave of the Swallows near the remote town of Golondrinas in Eastern Mexico. The hole is 1200 feet deep - a seven second 100 mph B.A.S.E. drop into an echo chamber filled with sound of screaming freefalls and the wail of thousands of swallows and parrots living in the vertical cave walls. Surreal for sure! Watch those boulders when landing! There are no nearby hospitals. See how they get out.
Mid way through the show Ray introduces a new music video from our friends at Rive music promotions with the band NickelBack cranking up the volume with an explosive solid rock performance of their song - Figured You Out.
After that Ray returns with more BASE action followed by Xcorps host Bob Woodard riding a new skateboard from our friends at PHAT boards. Bob rolls the hills of Point Loma San Diego with the Hammerhead super wide track pushed by tunes from Drowning Pool. Cool board to see. Hear what Bob thinks of the ride.
After that its back to Ray in Mexico going even bigger and some great shots from a cameraman hanging half way down on a rope. Is that what a falling body sounds like!
The show wraps with some sweet wakeboard shots - a preview of an upcoming Xcorps episode. Additional music by One Side Zero, Rolling Stones and Dr.Dre. Mucho loco! TRT-29:30 4/04 Close Captioned - J.S.Edmondson.
See the Action - Hear the Music - Join the Xcorps!
©2007 TheXcorps. (Less)

Regia PINO QUARTULLO Augusto Fornari poeta Toni Fornari Mecone Samuele Sbrighi Alfeo Valentina De Giovanni la governante Herve' Ducroux generale ... (More)

Regia PINO QUARTULLO Augusto Fornari poeta Toni Fornari Mecone
Samuele Sbrighi Alfeo Valentina De Giovanni la governante Herve' Ducroux generale Merlin
Michael Oumsa comandante Dève Roberto Fazioli Mangia fiamme
Giorgio Ponzi Brigantone Mauro De Socio Visconte Meri Diottasi madre di Drosilla Simone Pazzaglia frate Giuseppe
Patrizio De Paolis se stesso-pacifista Margherita Macor una romana
Stefano Borghetti Petrone Antonio Noto Pazzariello-Struppiailtutto Daniele Catini popolano-Pulcinella-mulo

Roberto Agostini ebreo Zarino
Roberto Lorenzoni Nelson
Alessandro Satta Borgatello
Fabiana Traini Santa Fermina
ALLIEVI ATTORI DELLA SCUOLA DELLE ARTI
Pietro Morachioli Cricco Clarissa Villeggia Drosilla Jacopo Ferraccioli Ferraù Francesca Grossi Ragazza di oggi-Monna Monica Federica Mola Nina Lucia Felli Rosana Alessio Tacchi mastro Bura
Simone Fantozzi ragazzo di oggi-soldato francese Vincenzo Coppolino Giovanni Manzi Marco Vela soldato francese-soldato napoletano Roberta Accardi popolana
Silvia Corti popolana



ACROBATA
Marco Sacco
schermitori-attori dell’Accademia Renzo Musumeci Greco:
Dario Spampinato Meo Cotale Emanuele Di Giosaffatte Menore Gabriele Borruto
Franco Pavoncello
Vittorio Maria De Bonis
Francesco Eugenio Negro
Enzo Musumeci Greco
Stefano Giommoni
Massimiliano Scafi
Ruggero Busetti
Nicolò Merendino
Martina Ganassin Soldato francese
Cristina Montesi Soldato francese
Marina Furegon Soldato francese
Massimo Cimaglia popolano
DANZATORI
Sergio Cecchetti Cerruti
Andrea Modica
Nicolas Speroni
Cristian Vannicola
Marco Passerello
Roberto Fazioli
Alessio Tacchi

DANZATRICI
Roberta Varlese Donzelletta
Valentina Varlese Donzelletta
Alessandra Gori
Letizia Pirisi Elisabetta De Leo
Nadina Patta




SOLDATI FRANCESI
Massimo Di Ianne
Nello Galli
Fabio Leopizzi
Amedeo Sargolini
Giuseppe Ruello
Diego Zanella
Giulio Zanella
Mirko Pepi
Luca Costa
Leonardo Decarli SOLDATI NAPOLETANI
Marco Cascioli
Massimo Di Ianne
Nello Galli
Leonardo Decarli
Marco Vela
Amedeo Sargolini GIACOBINI Gino Piamonti Gaetano Chiassi
Francesco Maldarella giacobino
Walter Tognotti giacobino
Ada Andreotti giacobina
Elena Damiano giacobina
Mariana Borcea Marianna



FACINOROSI
Gabriele Mauro Cimarone
Roberto Rizzo Messer Pirola
Carlo Inesi un “romanesco”
Dario Bonifazi Uomo senza pensieri
Giuseppe Calzetta Badalista
Nicola Buonincontro uomo dell’orinale
Maurizio Politi Finarola
Valterio Mastrogiovanni Castell’in aria
Gabriele Politi
Mauro Tonnini
Dario Di Sabatino
Dario Marcozzi Nicoletta Di Gennaro
Sara Di Vuolo
Eliana Meo
Gabriella Moncada
Nunzia Montenero
Claudia Pagliari
PACIFISTI
Valdero Buzzi Mastro Cicco
Massimo Stortini Micchelone
Fabio Pierotti
Fabio Valle
Mauro Stortini
Dario Salerno
Tiziano Sperandio
Benedetto Pepi
Adriano Guglielmi
Antonio Cozzolino
Marco Bonucci
Giuliano Gualdaroni
Barbara Grassi

e con la Banda musicale Amilcare Ponchielli di Civitavecchia
direzione musicale m° Dario Feoli

regista assistente PAOLO ORLANDELLI aiuto regista FRANCESCA CANNONE organizzazione ANNARITA CERCELLETTA HINTERMANN combattimenti EMAS di Marco Mattioni coreografie militari JEAN PIERRE NOLDIN Documentazione storica militare Gen. Luciano Alberici da Barbiano Ce.Si.Va. ricerca iconografica arch.tti Francesco Correnti e Paola Moretti
acrobati AirGym
collaboratrici alla regia Vera Improta e Elena Renzi
scenotecnico Iolando Rocchetti
fonici Paolo Gianfrate, Fabrizio Renzani, Diego Spano
assistenti scenografi Alessandro Canciana, Giorgio Cicatello,
Valeria Paris,JacopoFerraccioli

assistente costumista Amedeo Schipani
trucco e acconciature Stella Calanna
parrucche Roberto Paglialunga


operatori video Scuola delle Arti:
Gianmarco Bonavolontà
Ivano Bisozzi
Alessandro Carlevaro
Oliviero Corsetti
Roberto Giannessi
Angela Pierucci
FabioTibaldi
Simone Vanni Sbrozzi

Montaggio Roberto Giannessi

foto Aldo Demartis
ufficio stampa Emi Pantini
progetto grafico Graphis studio di Massimo Leonori

Assessorato alla cultura, Comune di Civitavecchia
Dirigente Dott.ssa Annalisa Marconi
Area di posizione Liana Neri

in collaborazione con

Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, sovrintendente Francesco Ernani
Teatro Comunale Traiano, direttore artistico Pino Quartullo
Pro Loco Civitavecchia, presidente Fabrizio De Logu
Scuola delle Arti di Civitavecchia
Autorità Portuale di Civitavecchia Presidente Autorità Portuale on. Fabio Ciani, l’ammiraglio Luciano Mocci,
Capitaneria di Porto
Polizia Municipale
Istituto d’arte di Civitavecchia
T.M.A. s.r.l. di Alessandro Barone
Elettronica Navale di Stefano Loru
gruppo Roses Hotels





si ringraziano il Vescovo mons. Carlo Chenis, Il sindaco Gianni Moscherini, la Giunta Municipale, il presidente della Fondazione CaRiCiv Enzo Cacciaglia, tutti i consiglieri della fondazione CaRiCiv, l’assessore Attilio Bassetti, Luciano Luchetti, Ciro Fiengo, lo staff amministrativo e tecnico del Teatro comunale Traiano, Stefano Loru di Elettronica Navale, Iolando Rocchetti, il dirigente scolastico Stefania Tinti e gli insegnanti dell’Istituto d’arte di Civitavecchia, prof.ssa Maria Zeno, Cristina e Federico Mastrofini del gruppo Roses Hotels, Anna Biagiotti - Maurizio Varamo - Maurizio Santini - arch. Gandini - Enrico Sasso del Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, il Comandante Salvatore Barone, Alessandro Barone, Riziero Cardinali, tutti gli abitanti di viale Marconi e del Lungoporto Gramsci, l’amministratore Crociani, il ristorante Bounty, il ristorante La Bomboniera, Sandro Burchi della Socomci, Umberto Urbani di City Service 20 settembre 2008
premio alla carriera al regista autore Gigi Magni
e alla costumista scenografa Lucia Mirisola.
Premio speciale a Carlo De Paolis .
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Part Two in "Death of a Neuron," an anti-drug trilogy. In this paranoid odyssey of adolescent change, three best friends try to make their first feature ... (More)

Part Two in "Death of a Neuron," an anti-drug trilogy. In this paranoid odyssey of adolescent change, three best friends try to make their first feature film. As they progress with this fantasy, reality fades into the absurd. An ironic and naturalistic critique of suburban youth culture. Metaphorical, surrealist and lewd, the film breathes randomness.

While a great deal of absurdist fiction is humorous in nature, the hallmark of the genre is not humor, but rather the study of human behavior under circumstances that are highly unusual. Unlike many other forms of literature, absurdist works will not necessarily have a traditional plot structure (i.e. rising action, climax, falling action). Similarly, the “moral” of the story is generally not explicit, and the characters are often ambiguous in nature. It would be accurate to describe absurdism and absurdist fiction as an "acquired taste." The genre is a favorite among scholars because it lends itself so well to interpretation, discussion and debate.

Created for an avant-garde film course. It is an experimental piece.

Written and Directed by Jesse Barack. Music by Daniel Forberg, FLEX, Sunset Cruisin and Greg Tessitore (aka DJ Kyle Rayner).

Trailer Music:
"The Vision of Lightning" by FLEX
© Copyright 2009 FLEX
www.myspace.com/flexnet

Produced by Films Royale LLC.
http://FilmsRoyale.com/

© Copyright 2009 Films Royale LLC.
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Kiss MVD goodbye, it's time for Leif's own show, and you'd better believe he is puling out all the stops. He unveils his first new music video since his "... (More)

Kiss MVD goodbye, it's time for Leif's own show, and you'd better believe he is puling out all the stops. He unveils his first new music video since his "Calling"; a political rock anthem and statement of purpose... "Mission Song". Buckle up, world!. (Less)