Cuando Michael Moore tras estrenar Bowling for Columbine se intentó acercar a Clint Eastwood en los Oscars... Eastwood lo amenazó: "Si te acercas, te mato. Va en serio."
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¡Qué aburrimiento! por aquí no pasa ni una mosca, ¡me voy al you tube y al my space!
Esto es como lo de Dominguín y Ava Gadner, pero entre un señor verde y Charlton Heston. Algún día os contaré mi encuentro con Michael Jackson en la nave espacial donde le decoloran cada tres meses.
Aparte de la información de vuestra iniciativa en el blog de "La Hora del Documental", os copio esta información por si alguno no la conoce. Es en el MoMA, y dice así: "CELLuloid: Cell Phone–Made Documentaries". Pushing the boundaries of personal, political, and documentary art, these works produced using cell-phone cameras arise from established artists experimenting with new technology as well as first-time creators inspired to document the world around them. The results are alternately comic, poignant, topical, and socially relevant. This presentation is co-curated by Sally Berger and Sara Rashkin, independent curator. - Bear. 2004. USA. Directed by Edward Lachman. 2 min. - Télépattes. 2008. France. Directed by Vivian Ostrovsky. 9 min. - Dark Glass. 2006. UK. Directed by Clio Barnard. 1 min. - They Can Shoot Me But They Can't Kill Me And Neither Can You. 2008. USA. Directed by Jeffrey Peixoto. 7 min. - American Experience "Citizen Storytellers Project" Selections. 2008. USA. Directed by Michael David Little, Rebecca Nelson. 14 min. - UFO Days. 2008. USA. Directed by Joshua Thorson. 8 min. - Every (Text, Image, Sound, Movie) from my cell phone. 2008. USA. Directed by Darrin Martin. 9 min. - Nanookie Of The North. 2007. USA. Directed by Nao Bustamante. 1 min. - New Love Meetings (excerpt). 2007. Italy. Directed by Marcello Mencarini, Barbara Seghezzi. 6 min. Program 60 min. Wednesday, February 20, 2008, 6:30 p.m., Theater 2, T2 (World premieres. Discussion with the artists). Pues eso.
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¡Qué aburrimiento!
por aquí no pasa ni una mosca,
¡me voy al you tube y al my space!
Esto es como lo de Dominguín y Ava Gadner, pero entre un señor verde y Charlton Heston. Algún día os contaré mi encuentro con Michael Jackson en la nave espacial donde le decoloran cada tres meses.
Aparte de la información de vuestra iniciativa en el blog de "La Hora del Documental", os copio esta información por si alguno no la conoce. Es en el MoMA, y dice así: "CELLuloid: Cell Phone–Made Documentaries". Pushing the boundaries of personal, political, and documentary art, these works produced using cell-phone cameras arise from established artists experimenting with new technology as well as first-time creators inspired to document the world around them. The results are alternately comic, poignant, topical, and socially relevant. This presentation is co-curated by Sally Berger and Sara Rashkin, independent curator.
- Bear. 2004. USA. Directed by Edward Lachman. 2 min.
- Télépattes. 2008. France. Directed by Vivian Ostrovsky. 9 min.
- Dark Glass. 2006. UK. Directed by Clio Barnard. 1 min.
- They Can Shoot Me But They Can't Kill Me And Neither Can You. 2008. USA. Directed by Jeffrey Peixoto. 7 min.
- American Experience "Citizen Storytellers Project" Selections. 2008. USA. Directed by Michael David Little, Rebecca Nelson. 14 min.
- UFO Days. 2008. USA. Directed by Joshua Thorson. 8 min.
- Every (Text, Image, Sound, Movie) from my cell phone. 2008. USA. Directed by Darrin Martin. 9 min.
- Nanookie Of The North. 2007. USA. Directed by Nao Bustamante. 1 min.
- New Love Meetings (excerpt). 2007. Italy. Directed by Marcello Mencarini, Barbara Seghezzi. 6 min.
Program 60 min. Wednesday, February 20, 2008, 6:30 p.m., Theater 2, T2 (World premieres. Discussion with the artists).
Pues eso.
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