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October 2009
Cañon City Daily Record - Film crew wraps up shooting in area
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"Braquo", la série d'Olivier Marchal, sur Canal plus le 12 octobre : IN THE MOOD FOR CINEMA
Ce web documentaire consacré à "Braquo" est une manière inédite d’annoncer la programmation d’une série, et de susciter l’intérêt et le désir du téléspectateur pour celle-ci. Ce making of réalisé sous la direction d’Olivier Marchal est constitué de 30 épisodes qui sont et seront diffusés sur internet, permettant ainsi aux internautes de s’immiscer dans les coulisses du tournage pour suivre les étapes de la conception de la série. Cette websérie documentaire imaginée par Canal+ et Capa a été confiée à un jeune réalisateur : Sacha Chelli. Depuis le 30 mars, un nouvel épisode hebdomadaire raconte donc une étape de la préparation sur le site http://www.braquo.tv : casting, formation des acteurs, crash, fusillades…
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September 2009
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Photographiez et c'est trouvé !
Werner Herzog : trailer de My Son My Son, What Have Ye Done
July 2009
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Lightroom | The Darkroom
Joining the docs - Us Now
Mass communication is a phrase that’s been re-defined over the centuries, as tools to transfer what people think, what they want and how they feel have developed with human progress. Cave paintings, language, stone indentations, the written word, the printing press, the gramophone, the telephone, cinema, radio, television, computers – and now the Internet.
Nava Durga Chitra Mandir
It would seem that such banal, pedestrian knowledges as the experience sof drinking tea and walking around with a group to the cinema hall is a subject unworthy of theorizing. Many would argue that the purpose of doing fieldwork is not to watch films at the Nava Durga Chitra Mandir, but to investigate the Naudruga dance troupe.But in response I would argue that to de -colonize the city, that is to demonstrate how lived tradition actually serves as a effective social formation, it is these very low-level ground experiences that need to be studied. I will refer to the situated experience of the walker as "pedestrian knowledges."
Expanded Cinema
Foreword (144K)
Part One: The Audience and the Myth of Entertainment (156K)
Part Two: Synaesthetic Cinema: The End of Drama (688K)
Part Three: Toward Cosmic Consciousness (355K)
Part Four: Cybernetic Cinema and Computer Films (883K)
Part Five: Television as a Creative Medium (764K)
Part Six: Intermedia (666K)
Part Seven: Holographic Cinema: A New World (212K)
Bibliography (68K)
Index (44K)
Color Plates (866K)
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The Whole Book (4.6M)
April 2009
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