Roman Polanski – Dwaj ludzie z szafa (Two Men and a Wardrobe) (1958) [131MB AVI]
When A and B come out of the sea, carrying their life and friendship in the form of a wardrobe, the world can not help but stare with contempt and hate. After society tries to trip them on every step and the way, they tire and return to the sea. This is not a special world that Polanski created in this short film of his, this is our own, on all its cruelty and fear of the other, the alien. Fuckin’ aliens! Send them back to the where they came from – the sea!
From IMDB:
Two men come up from the beach carrying a large wardrobe between them. They come up into the town but not only find that accommodation is difficult to come by with their wooden travelling companion but also that both women and men shun or mistreat them.
Links:
IMDB entry
Nicole McDonald – Una Favola [25MB MOV]
For all the girls out there who ever wanted a pony. For all the boys out there who ever wanted a girl. Oh, maybe it should go the other way around… For all the ponies out there who ever wanted a boy, for all the girls out there who… Ah, it’s not that it all sounds wrong, it all just sounds right. So, let’s try it this way: to all these who ever wanted something to pet. Yes, back again to our petting theme. But, no, it’s not the same. Amy Sol’s petting is that of cuteness and sweetness, and here the petting is erotic. But, naturally, it’s actually quite the same. To all of you, it goes like this: There was once a girl who received a pony, which she loved so much that it stained her forever.
Images from the limited edition storybook that goes with Una Favola:
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Nicole McDonald
Edited by Inbal Mishory.
Horny [YouTube]
Do You Want Me To Take My Shoes Off? [YouTube]
How To Break Up [YouTube]
Except of capturing a great deal of what it’s to be horny, and except the meaning of depression, and beside the the how-to-sit-in-a-bus thing, there is really not much here. Actually, in all of these there is not much as well, but, to be honest, this is the point, and it’s a damn good one. Oh, but there is something here, a bunch of wonderful short animated clips and a few comics. Check out the links for more wonderful stuff.
Links:
All Lev’s stuff
Official website
And more on YouTube
The Danish Poet (full movie) [47MB FLV]
Short Clip [11MB MOV] [7.5MB MOV]
Sweet. Simple. Straight. Just like poetry, the joyful kind of poetry. Joy doesn’t have to twist and turn, to hide and mask itself, joy can go out in the open, straight, simple, naked and still be as attractive, if not more. The Danish Poet is a Norwegian short animated movie narrated by Liv Ulmann. The wonders that are transported through the cherry animation deserve, and require, a top quality copy, and the stream here is just not enough. Just watch the clips and see.
Links:
FLV Files Player
IMDB entry
Official website (here you can also buy the DVD, to see it in the proper way)
He Wishes for the Clothes of Heaven (visual poem) [12MB MP4] [23MB MOV] [YouTube]
Had I the heavens’ embroidered cloths,
Enwrought with golden and silver light,
The blue and the dim and the dark clothes
Of night and light and half-light,
I would spread the cloths under your feet;
But I, being poor, have only my dreams;
I have spread my dreams under your feet;
Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
Heebok Lee made this wonderful visual poem inspired by Yeats’ poem. The MP4 or MOV files are recommended for better quality. It’s worth it.
Links:
W.B. Yeats @ Wikipedia
Heebok Lee
