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Electronic Music and Films from the Middle Eastern Avant-Garde (1959-2001) In collaboration with Bidoun Magazine, UbuWeb is pleased to bring you the first installment of a trove of rarely heard and seen Middle Eastern culture. We begin by featuring six historic electronic musicians and sound poets: Dariush Dolat-Shahi Electronic music, Tar and Setar (1985) and Otashgah (1986) ; Halim El-Dabh Leiyla Visitations (1959) ; Forough Farrokhzad Radio Tehran Sessions (1962-1964) ; Ali Reza Mashayekhi Electronic Music (1970-2001) ; Bijan Mofid Shahreh Ghesseh (1967); and Ilhan Mimaroglu Electronic Music (1964-1983). We are also pleased to present three films: Forough Farrokhzad's The House is Black / Khaneh Siyah Ast (1962); Albert Lamorisse's Baadeh Sabah / The Lovers' Wind / Vent Des Amoureux (1970/1978); and Ali Akbar Sadeghi's Malek Khorshid (1975). Keep checking back for future installments: there's much more to come.

Viral for new Ghostbusters or actual leak?

On February 17th, The End of Television will air through analog broadcast TV on channel 2 in Pittsburgh. When broadcasters turn off their analog transmitters The End of Television turns it's analog transmitter on and broadcasts the program. Using a restricted and nearly obsolete medium (broadcast TV) , The End of Television re-imagines the omnipresent idea of "broadcast yourself."

"Video nasty" was a term coined in the United Kingdom in the 1980s that originally applied to a number of films distributed on video cassette that were criticised for their violent content by elements in the press and commentators such as Mary Whitehouse

David Alan Grier plays a slave in a scene designed to show Malone what might have happened if the United States had not fought the Civil War. As Patton explains to a dumbfounded Malone that the plantation they are visiting is his own, Grier thanks the documentarian for being such a humane owner. As they leave, another slave, played by Gary Coleman, finishes polishing a car and yells "Hey, Barack!" before tossing the sponge to someone off-camera.

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Why was he so underdeveloped? Why so little screen time? Why were so many of his lines given to Frost in the final script? Why were the others cut (it seems he was originally designed for some light comic relief)?

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vestron video filmography

s107.net is a compendium of the origins of voice samples found in music.

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Nicolas Cage is attached star in a live-action feature film version of the classic tale of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" for Walt Disney Pictures. Cage and his Saturn Film partner Norm Golightly are teaming with Todd Garner's Broken Road Prods. to produce.

HILARIOUSLY GORY GERMAN INDUSTRIAL SAFETY FILM

Shingo Ohno

15. Snake Eater II: The Drug Buster (1991) .... Speedboat

Only amateur fascists admire Sparta guys; they're still pissed off because people like me dared to warn them the Iraq war was going to be a disaster. Now the neocons have gone so over the deep end of delusional thinking that they've resorted to fantasizin

empire strikes back cut scenes

Dan Selzer says "Death Race can still be found [here]"

The Conversation 1974

creative commons licensed sound used in major motion picture!

ghost busters!!!

D&D queue script

Found Item Clothing has created reproductions of the t-shirts you see the actors wear in cult classics like the Big Lebowski, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Caddyshack, and more.

Mobile version of netflix!

Netflix Powerusers ahoy!

video games played with household objects

Besides the amazing setting, RiverFlicks offers free popcorn. What more could you ask for?

speed runs!