HyperNormalisation

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HyperNormalisation

WHY BLACK VOTING MATTERS AND SETS AN EXAMPLE FOR WHITE VOTERS ON HOW TO MAKE CHANGE

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How Can We End Police Violence? from Aubin Pictures on Vimeo.

HyperNormalisation: A new film by Adam Curtis - BBC iPlayer

‘ALERT: Never Trump.’ But Then What? - Video - NYTimes.com

WHY YOU NEED TO VOTE AND CONVINCE YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER

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‘Never Trump.’ But Then What? - Video - NYTimes.com

What’s Rape’s Brand? | Michele Mitchell | TEDxNavesink

Yes actually one good thing has come out of the accusations of sexual assault against Donald Trump. The 9 women (so  far) who have with courage spoken up of their non-consensual sexual experiences with Trump have role modeled for millions of women ad yes some men (myself included) who have stuffed experiences they have kept secret for many years or just yesterday. Many of us have been positively triggered to now speak out about what happened to us . This expanding collective act of self affirmation can have a very healthy impact on how misogyny and power is exposed operates in the sexual arena. And hopefully impact young people of what "rape culture really is .... i want to thank the women who have spoken up ..and now all can see what happens on an individual basis with women who have spoken up in the workplace etc. DTs response exposes one of the core reasons women and some men remain silent . Now it is out in the open ..let a million stories be spoken aloud. 

▶︎ One More Name In Nightlife | Dane Terry leaves town and drops a ditty

Before he jumped  on a  bus to Cleveland to find a little peace and affordable solitude to be creative, DANE TERRY dropped a little ditty to remind us that while he will be away for awhile, he will be back for the BIG NEW SHOW at PS 122 ...  send him some love and BUY the single ... Hey Dane ..Philly is just a hop skip and jump away .. it may be the last stop on the L train

▶︎ One More Name In Nightlife | Dane Terry


Here is a choice sample of the lyric

I've a roommate in my body and he's pacing all night 
hunting for the pieces of my formative might 
my eyes glow like numbers on the front of a train 
my mouth a stinking sheath of a busy blade 
I've a roommate in my body and he's pacing all night 
hunting for the pieces of my formative might 

We love Dane and want him back when he is ready!

This is what is happening to many young artists I know who just can not afford to live here and  be creative at the same time .. RENTS and COST OF LIVING is driving the very people who historically came to NYC to conspire and collaborate away ...  maybe the last stop on the L train is actually Cleavland .. thank god it is a round trip train.

Gun nation: a journey to the heart of America's gun culture – video | World news | The Guardian

Who are the gun lovers in America?

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GUN NATION: A Guardian Documentary

Uncle Howard | Trailer | NYFF54

NYFF ALERT : Monday Doctober 10th Uncle Howard |

trust me .. this is simply wonderful. Yes sad but also brave and beautiful ..just like Howard was .. i think there may be rush tickets

UNCLE HOWARD

Documentary Feature, Spotlight on Documentary

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UNCLE HOWARD is an intertwining tale of past and present. New York filmmaker Howard Brookner died of AIDS in 1989, while making his breakthrough Hollywood movie. His body of work, which captured the late 70s and early 80s cultural revolution, was buried in William S. Burroughs' bunker for 30 years. Now in a personal journey, his nephew Aaron unearths Howard's filmmaking legacy and the memory of everything he was.

Directed by: Aaron Brookner

Featuring: Howard Brookner, William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, James Grauerholz, Jim Jarmusch, Sara Driver, Brad Gooch, Robert Wilson, Matt Dillon, Madonna

Producer: Paula Vaccaro

Co-Producers: Sara Driver, Alex Garcia

Executive Producer: Jim Jarmusch

Runtime: 96 Minutes

NYFF SCREENINGS

Sunday, October 9 at 5:30PM, Bruno Walter Auditorium

Monday, October 10 at 9:00PM, Francesca Beale Theat

The Age of Loneliness ... beautiful film .. about all of us who live alone ..regardless of age .. a fallout of the triumph of Capital

thoughtmaybe NEWSLETTER — OCTOBER 9, 2016

Anyone identify? it can happen at any age

The Age of Loneliness    2016 The premise of The Age of Loneliness is of how our communities and indeed lives have been completely subsumed by capitalism, leaving us alone in tiny units, solitary. Screen culture and technology is often blamed, but this is more an extension of a larger problem. The Age of Loneliness is exacerbated by this culture making us feel like we have no purpose. How many of us know our neighbours? How many of us even know the land where we live? How has this been destroyed, usurped? What of the nuclear family? With single parents in numbers like never before and families spanning across the globe, all of this poses much larger questions about paternity and the dominant model of relationships. Consumerism and commodification also plays a central role---make note of the screens, computers, TVs and dating websites in the life of the lonely. What's the common thread here? The Age of Loneliness is a film that spans generations, and can function as a call for all of us to reconnect with each other and the places we live for real. To turn away from the spectacle and instead build a better world, with purpose, meaning, friends and real community. Watch this film »

Community Media Day at BRIC

GOT A GOOD film of TV IDEA? Live in Brooklyn   Or live in your imagination in Brooklyn ?    Than check this out


Community Media Day

Lady Gaga and Jamie Lee Curtis: Actors on Actors Full Interview

MEANWHILE .. here is a conversation in which I actually learned something about the two artist ..... The question I would have liked to ask is WHO IS THE BIGGEST CONSTRUCTION:  GaGa or Jamie Lee Curtis?   or if you prefer who is the real DTs or HRC?

NYFF54 Uncle Howard Howard Brookner was a friend .. lost to AIDS .. beautiful doc

UNCLE HOWARD is an intertwining tale of past and present. New York filmmaker Howard Brookner died of AIDS in 1989, while making his breakthrough Hollywood movie. His body of work, which captured the late 70s and early 80s cultural revolution, was buried in William S. Burroughs' bunker for 30 years. Now in a personal journey, his nephew Aaron unearths Howard's filmmaking legacy and the memory of everything he was.

NYFF SCREENINGS

Sunday, October 9 at 5:30pm, Bruno Walter Auditorium

Monday, October 10 at 9:00pm, Francesca Beale Theater

Featuring: Howard Brookner, William S. Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, James Grauerholz, Jim Jarmusch, Sara Driver, Brad Gooch, Robert Wilson, Matt Dillon, Madonna

NYFF54 ALert: the DEATH OF LOUIS THE XIV director Albert Serra

The face of the French New Wave powerfully returns to turn in an extraordinary performance as Louis the XIV dieing before our eyes.. the DEATH OF LOUIS THE XIV director Albert Serra @ NYFF54 ...GO! Here LELAUD shares his performance experience The Death of Louis XIV is director triumph and a stunning visual treat.

RUSH TICKETS October 6. 6:00 PM October 7. 6:00 PM

NYFF54 ALERT : Added screenings.ticket availability update and rushadn standby info

GOOD NEWS Added Screenings announced ...+ ticket availability update w/

TICKET UPDATE: Added Screenigns, rush and standbye tickets 

NYFF54 alert: KELLY RIECHARDT' s Certain Women Press Conference | w/ Director Reichardt Kristen Stewart, Laura Dern and :Lily Gladstone

A very animated discussion of Reichardt's new film which also stars Michelle Williams .. Just look and listen to  Kristen Steward ..