THE MOST AMAZING DOCUMENTARY EVER pt. 2

For some unknown reason, Blogger won't let me type stuff in with the video below this. However, this is what I had to say originally.

Rip: A Remix Manifesto.

Now, as you may or may not know, I don't blog on the weekends. But this is something that had to be shared. The Documentary deals with Intellectual Property, Copyrights, and Downloading. By far, one of the best films I've seen in ages.

Want a taste? See previous post for part 3 of the film.


To view the rest of the documentary, click here and check out www.opensourcecinema.org for more information about the film

Werd.

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Quick Drop from Bouier

The process is almost over, for Grad Apps; my work is almost caught up on. But in the meantime, here is something to keep you appeased.



And only to piss you off.

"Even if I'm harmonizing, it's still from a nigga perspective" - Kanye West

Until I return.

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Justice - A Cross the Universe Trailer

While touring the USA, Justice decided to videotape all of their endeavors and make a documentary about it. Dope idea, right? Well, you can be the judge. The film will shown in NY tomorrow and LA on Friday.

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NEW video from the Gorillaz...kinda...

...Well, it's from Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett...two of the individuals behind the Gorillaz...no free points...damn. Well, just listen then.



Wait it out, I promise you it is worth it. This is off of the less than known project, Monkey, Journey to the West, and this little ditty is called Monkey Bee. To find out more info on the project, peep the official.

Green Eggs and Ham baby,

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Take from this what you want to...

But this movie actually does look...ahem...interesting.

That is all

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New J*DaVeY vid...sort of...

J*DaVeY - "Mr. Mister" (Future Screw Remix)

     A video based on the remix of "Mr. Mister", found on the Beauty in Distortion EP.  Granted, if you one of the select few that can't watch certain Japanese cartoons without catching seizures, this might not something you'd want to watch.  It's called a disclaimer, bipeds.  But it's pretty dope, though.  You have been listening to J*DaVeY, haven't you?  Don't sleep.

That's all, bipeds.

Socialite Sign-off...

In the Indie Film world....

There exist great films. I'm going to hopefully expose you to a few of them.



Paris, Je T'Aime, which translates to Paris, I Love You. This film was an extremely dope effort that features a number of A-List actors, who work with a number of A-List directors in 20 short films, all of them about some form of love in The City of Lights. Definitely worth the $5 to rent, both for a date and if you are just looking for something to watch on an evening in. And don't worry, it isn't all in subtitles.

Well, based upon the success and reception of the film, there is another one on the way.



That's right all you people from The Big Apple, there is a film highlighting your unexplainable yet grandiosely outspoken love for your city. The film was presented at the TIFF, which much to my dismay I was unable to attend, along side such films as Miracle at St. Anna, RocknRolla, and this little under the radar dopeness...



Medicine for Melancholy, a film about two African American 20 somethings who have a one night stand, but subsequently end up spending the entire next day together by what we will call "chance." While together they discuss love, art, racial politics, and life in San Francisco. What? A film about intelligent and articulate African Americans who aren't in drag or preaching to me about church and/or church related things! Yes, your eyes do not fool you.

Now, the beloved Blow-Us item. I bring to you, two of my favorite short scenes from Paris, Je T'Aime.



Faubourg Saint-Denis.



And Place des Fetes.

One day you will thank me for all of which I have done for you. Until that day, you will just address me as...

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