This is the stunningly epic promo for Woodkid – Iron, directed by the artist himself, Yoann Lemoine.
Archive for the 'Film' Category
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wupwup is a gathering of international artists operating in different fields of expression with focus on new and interdisciplinary ways of cultural production. Their goal is simple, to bring good music, art, design and fashion to the people they love.
Like movies titles, so do we. And so do these guys, who collect hundreds of titles from feature films and curat them into The Movie Title Stills Collection. Magnificent. Go explore (also features lots of end sequences too).
A planet is examined, microscopically, zoomed in from afar.
— It is advised that you turn the volume down on any portable devices.
Swimming in the vast sea of Tumblr blogrolls like a tranquil blue whale is If we don’t, remember me, an animated gif blog dedicated to small details from film and cinema. Not your usual aggregated nonsensicals.
Stunning video directed by Nick Knight and set to an exclusive soundtrack by Björk celebrating the breathtaking imagination and groundbreaking designs of Lee Alexander McQueen. A moving and beautiful tribute . Visit SHOWstudio to watch the piece. (via @cloakXdagger )
Great BBC documentary on one of the ‘most influential designers of his generation’ Marc Newson. Split across 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 parts on youtube. (via @heydaysstudio ). In other Marc Newson related news, his latest collection with G-Star clothing has some stunning pieces.
Six Flags New Orleans was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. It has been abandoned ever since.
Nice little interview with HR favourite Jonathan Zawada for Sixpack France / Scion AV (via @Sixpack_France)
Water City is a great little short that was directed by Martin de Thurah and created as part of the Danish Pavilion at Shanghai EXPO 2010.
Created by the wonderful AnOther Magazine with artist and filmmaker Baillie Walsh, KM3D-1 stars Kate Moss in super slo-mo 3d, something AnOther says ‘recalls the fantastical cinema of Ray Harryhausen, James Bidgood and Kenneth Anger. . .’ placing Miss Moss at its center as one of the most iconic female figures of the modern age, suspended in time and space. View the video on AnOther’s site here with more in-depth information and some great behind the scene imagery.
Steve Berra (The Berrics) joins Mexican skaters Jesus Gonzalez, Eder Martinez, Mario Saenz, Angel Santiago and American Luis Tolentino for this Burn Ignite film, shot on location in Mexico City and directed by Garth Davis.
This film was created alongside two short-form documentaries, one featuring Jess Kimura and the all girl hardcore snowboarding film collective Peep Show, the other is a portrait that celebrates the electric lyrics and gritty beat artistry of rapper/poet Julius Wright, aka Lyrical God.
Directed by Garth Davis
DOP: Greig Fraser
Camera: Canon 5D(!)
Music written produced & performed by Django Django