Howard, Julia Pott

Do you remember when we met? You were brilliant, witty, gorgeous to look at…something’s changed.

Sometimes, Vessela

“Sometimes I imagine horrible things”

Pringle Of Scotland, David Shrilgey

Animation short film of Pringle Of Scotland, by artist David Shrigley showcased during their menswear show in Milan on 18th January 2010.

35mm, Sarah Biermann, Torsten Strer, Felix Meyer, Pascal Monaco

»35mm« is a shortfilm about cinema itself. We picked 35 of our favorite movies and tried to simplify them as far as possible. The outcome is a 2 minute journey through the history of film.
Take a close look and tell us if you’ve recognized them all!

Bluebeard excerpt, Alice Anderson

Alice Anderson has been building a kind of novel since 1999 in which each episode is a self-contained personal, poetic and absurd Adventure. In Bluebeard, a blue-bearded woman falls in love with a young man attached to his mother by a cord.

Homeland, Juan de Dios Marfil Atienza

Yesterday I went to La Tabacalera of Madrid (a self-managed place in the neighborhood of Lavapiés) to see “A Prophet” by Jacques Audiard within the program of La 7ª Muestra de Cine de Lavapiés. I would have thought that we were in Berlin if someone had told me so; there was baked pizza in the place, babies, dogs and all sizes, styles and colours of chairs to sit down and enjoy the cinema.
Before the film we could enjoy this magical short film of Juan de Dios Marfil Atienza.

Urban Intimacies, Ciszak Dalmas

In a strange reversal of roles architecture appropriates what has always been its secret desire–fashion–to overcome its own image. The project was inspired by a recent project by OH Lab: a peculiar 85 square meter house, perched a top an eight story building, in the center of Madrid. Hidden from view from the street, [...]

Le Bel Été, Stephanie di Giusto

Short film showcasing Vanessa Bruno’s Spring/Summer 2010 line with the help of actor and model Lou Dillon.

The story of bottled water, The Story Of Stuff Project

http://storyofbottledwater.org

Television is a drug, Beth Fulton

“The inspiration of this video comes from Todd Alcott’s poem, Television. I own no rights to his reading of the poem and intend only to share my own personal interpretation. Hope you like!”

Beth Fulton

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