Archiv der Kategorie: Film

19. Oktober 2014 / Gregor

Urbex I

Urbex I by Ben Schreck. Don’t miss Urbex II and Urbex III.

Schlagwörter: abandoned architecture, timelapse, urban exploration

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3. Oktober 2014 / Gregor

Stereogum writes: »Arca’s new video for ‚Thievery‘ is an astounding piece of work, and it effectively does for twerking what Aphex Twin’s ‚Windowlicker‘ did for late-’90s rap-video excess.« And for sure, this clip is owing to a kind of irritation. Check it out below.

Arca – Thievery .

Schlagwörter: musikclip, mute

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25. September 2014 / Gregor

Rush Hour

Rush Hour by Fernando Livschitz.

Rush Hour

Schlagwörter: cars, short film

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26. Mai 2014 / Gregor

Shangaan Electro

Soweto’s most flashy dancers. Shangaan Electro is the street level dance phenomenon from South Africa that went global in 2010. DAZED presents a film by Rohan Blair-Mangat.

Shangaan Electro

Schlagwörter: dance moves, musikclip, south africa

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23. Mai 2014 / Gregor

Flying Lotus (feat. Laura Darlington) – Phantasm

Flying Lotus released his brilliant »Until The Quiet Comes« album almost two years ago, but the material is still as good as ever in 2014. Now FlyLo released a visual for the Laura Darlington-featured »Phantasm« directed by Markus Hofko.

Flying Lotus (feat. Laura Darlington) – Phantasm

Schlagwörter: flying lotus, musikclip, new zealand

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22. April 2014 / Gregor

Young Hare – Pond Life

»Pond Life« by Young Hare.

Young Hare – Pond Life

Schlagwörter: musikclip

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10. April 2014 / Gregor

Slow Life

Australian artist Daniel Stoupin has created a video that combines thousands of close-up photographs of beautiful corals in a way that makes them seem extraterrestrial. To make this clip, Stoupin took over 150,000 shots of these strangely beautiful creatures, and yes, colors are real, no digital enhancement, just white balance correction with curves.