By Jack Sargeant. There were (and still are) many manifestations of punk. While for some the term simply describes the youth subculture that existed in the period circa 1975 – 1977, for others it evokes an unrestrained affirmation of personal creative freedom that both continues onwards into subsequent subcultures and started prior
Here's another special guest FiLMiX for you, this time we have Dokutā Slump, otherwise known as Thibaut Vallet, from Clermont Ferrand, France. He's the greatest inventor of the Penguin village
https://vimeo.com/260791301 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7vz2pP7VLE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-ANABMtawo&feature=youtu.be Tasha, 16, is a strong-willed young girl who learns that her mother’s partner, Charlie, is not her real father. When her older sister, Jenny, tells Tasha of a man only referred to as ‘The Viking’ who appeared when Tasha was a baby, she becomes convinced this mysterious ‘Viking’ is her
A Sweet Insight to One of Japan’s Most Traditional Figures There are two sides to Ken Nishikawa’s documentary: Japanese tradition and family. Ken Nishikawa inserts himself as the narrator of his documentary, Matsuchiyo: Life of a Geisha not only to teach the audience about the significance of the geisha in Japan,
Artsploitation has announced the home video release of the Dutch action/sci-fi thriller Molly. The English-language first feature from co-directors Colinda Bongers and Thijs Meuwese, Molly premiered at the Imagine Film Festival, where Screen Anarchy raved, "like with Turbo Kid two years ago, ingenuity is the name of the game here".
