2012′s Sundance Film Festival will feature the documentary Shut Up and Play the Hits, which documents LCD Soundsystem’s final days surrounding their final show at Madison Square Garden. The film, directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, premieres at Sundance on January 22. Watch the trailer, via Entertainment Weekly, below.
I find this short by Alfa Primo very amusing. Who knew an assassination could be so humorous.
An execution takes an unexpected turn…
Ira Glass, host of the Radio and Television show, “This American Life”, held a series of discussions about the creative process. I found this particular clip interesting. Change a few words, and this relates to most any creative medium. It’s worth checking out the additional clips.
Amy Grill’s Speaking in Code is a documentary that’s starting to get a lot of buzz in the electronic music scene. The movie apparently is about those of us that are enthralled with and by tech music.
It’s a movie about techno that’s not about techno. Speaking in Code documents, in a fresh-looking, verite style, a series of colorful characters — producers, promoters, DJs, journalists – who live and work in the world of underground techno. The universal themes about the struggle of a community, the acceptance of art and the humanity of artists are told in the film.
230 hours of film are used to weave the story
The documentary features techno names likeModeselektor, Wighnomy Brothers, Monolake, Ellen Allien, Akufen and Miss Kittin.
I am very interested.
Watch the Trailer for the LCD Soundsystem Documentary
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