Beautiful girls about complicated things: Masha Shumakova about post-truth

Filming took place in Taiwan, where the musicians went to play a concert at the Love Love Rock festival. For several days after the show, together with photographer Dasha Yastrebova, the team traveled around the metropolis of Taipei. In the frame came the lunar landscapes of the geopark Yehliu, beaches on the coast of the East China Sea, diamond reefs of Laoma, Buddhist temples and busy streets of Taipei itself.

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"RALLY RACER" 1973 Toyota TE27 Corolla: Three Decades And Seven Engines Later Petrolicious Car Episode. A Film Directed/Shot/Edit by Andrea Jako Giacomini JAKO FILMS©2017

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Pengerupukan day takes place every 420 days, which is on the ninth dark moon of Bali’s lunar calendar. It is a day when every village on Bali will do sacrification rituals to neutralize the negative energy. It usually takes place on the main crossroad of the village which is believed to be the zero spot of the balance. The negative energy which is represented as Evil will be invited and assembled, the youths will create a figure of evil or giants for months as the negative energy symbol. They will carry the figure of evil or giants around the village to invite all negative to the centre of rituals where they will be peaced or be neutralized in order to not disturb the peacefulness of the people’s life. The Pengerupukan is done one day before the Saka new year or The Silent Day where Balinese people do four prohibitions to appreciate the nature as well as to do self-control for one day (24 hours) starting from 6 am to 6 am of the next day. During this time, it is very quiet on the stre

The story of "Barry" a man suffering from a Gypsy Curse. This is his heartfelt plea to make it stop.

"K'Owo Ya", in Yoruba language, is a way to wish good fortune, peace, and wellness. This song is the result of a collaboration between a French underground beatmaker and multi-instrumentalist, Nya, and a Nigerian-American singer-songwriter, Kuku.

SmashWerks Films' Director, Smash LeFunk, was approached by A Better Life Foundation, a non-profit organization helping put children through school, to travel to Burkina Faso, one of Africa's poorest countries, to document their journey. ABLF covers uniforms, school supplies, books, basic health care, eyeglasses for poor vision, wheelchairs for those with mobility issues, and they monitor academic progress monthly throughout the school year as well as provide counseling to address any domestic concerns. Smash was humbled and honored to be able to document ABLF's journey, witnessing first hand how impactful their mission is.

After 28 years working as a Mountain Rescue, my Father retired. This is a short documentary about his career, his experiences and about a job of which the details are not well known to many. I have, myself, learned a lot during the two days while making this portrait. The joys of having a job that was more a passion than work, the strong bonds made over the years, but also the risks and the emotional impact of some of the missions. So, here is a short and condensed piece about a career that is, to me, extraordinary; of a humble and courageous man that I call my Dad.

Martin Riese is a water sommelier, which, despite what your brain might be telling you right now, is a real thing. Riese is perhaps the most well known of a very small pool of water sommeliers around the world who have made a profession of tasting, analyzing, judging, and ultimately spreading the good word about the many different flavors of water our tastebuds have been missing out on. For this film, we followed Martin from his home at the Patina Restaurant in Los Angeles to the first of its kind water competition and trade show in Guangzhou, China. Why? “Because water is not just water.”

Norway wants to give Finland a mountain for its birthday. Bjørn Geirr Harsson is facing an uphill legal battle for an arctic mountain-sized birthday present between neighboring countries. Bjørn, a retired geophysicist of the Norwegian Mapping Authority, had an idea to fix an anomaly along the border between Norway and Finland, and give Finland what would be its tallest mountain for it’s 100th birthday. Considering the tumultuous history of international boundaries, this would be an unprecedented show of kindness between countries. But how exactly does one give away a mountain?

Last year, we visited a theme park celebrating America’s mythic Wild West in wintery Sweden that became a welcoming home for refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war: vimeo.com/melfilms/highchaparral As strange as that sounds, this was a pretty good deal for about 500 people looking to start a new life. But with global political winds shifting toward isolationism, the Wild West response to a refugee crisis only lasts so long. We went back to see how the West was lost.

Sevnica, the small medieval town in Slovenia where Melania Trump grew up, is officially open for business. That’s because, in many ways, our new First Lady is their new First Lady too. And now it seems the whole country is talking about their favorite daughter. Slovenia couldn't be further removed from her husband's vision for America, but Slovenians across the country are embracing The Donald and making preparations for a boom in tourism that, if all goes as planned, should start any moment now. If you try not to get too partisan for about 20 minutes, FIRST LADYLAND will make you smile bigly. But if we go missing, please check our coffee for cyanide.

"They say that when you're hit by the polar bug, you never leave." Don't say we didn't warn you. Nobody dies in Longyearbyen, or so goes the rumor. We went to the northernmost city in the world to find out why, and stumbled into the first act of a science fiction flick about something deadly, long buried in the permafrost.

A visitor's guide to America's great big border wall. Originally proposed as an international peace park with Mexico, Big Bend, Texas has a unique relationship with its southern neighbor. For the past 40 years, Mike Davidson has been ferrying tourists across the Rio Grande for a little taste of Mexican life — but now a great big border wall might divide the park.

This is the story of two lovers leaving in a world that forbid their love.

Set against the backdrop of post-war Germany, the screen adaptation of Siegfried Lenz' short story shows a snapshot in time of Mr. Schwamm who wants to save his depressed son. During the pivotal night of this mission, he has an odd encounter... This is the trailer of our short film project.

Film meets digital. Please check out www.ankoku-toshi-jutsu.com for the real experience. This is a free and own initiative project.

One of the most amazing conservation areas on earth, Erindi is a truly wild place that hosts the most amazing wildlife this planet has to offer.

Dr. Kevin Fleming of Grey Matters International relates a groundbreaking decision early on in his residency that changed the arc of his life forever while saving another's life. AF100 and Filmconvert 25mm Voightlander Version I

A drifter, running away from his past, stumbles across a young boy who leads him to his redemption. writer/director - Shea Sizemore producer - Lile Sizemore producer - Kristijan Kalinov cinematographer - Brent Christy costume design - Lile Sizemore editor - Caleb Daniel Farmer colorist - John Schroter sound design - Ryan Monette composer - Temelko Andreev the drifter - Dobre Stefanovski the boy - Petar Krstevski marija - Blagica Ristov This film was shot in 2 days outside of Skopje, Macedonia. Shot on the Canon C300 with the Canon Cine Primes Cut in Premiere Colored in Davinci Resolve using FilmConvert

This is a :60 TV commercial I color graded for Samaritan's Feet founder Manny Ohonme to highlight their new "World Shoe", a groundbreaking new advancement in medical and shoe technology. With built in microbials and anti-biotic properties, the World Shoe can heal the foot from infections stemmed by cuts... simply by wearing the shoe. Graded in DaVinci Resolve using FilmConvert. Production Company: Westmoreland Films Writer/Director: Mark Freiburger Producer: Lisa Corum DP: Brent Christy Editor: Kali Bailey Colorist: John Schroter Composer: Hanan Townshend

This is a :60 TV commercial I color graded for the non-profit organization Samaritan's Feet to highlight their domestic humanitarian work in the United States. This spot airs nationally in the U.S. Summer and Fall of 2017. Graded in DaVinci Resolve using FilmConvert. Production Company: Westmoreland Films Writer/Director: Mark Freiburger Producer: Lisa Corum DP: Brent Christy Editor: Kali Bailey Colorist: John Schroter Composer: Hanan Townshend STARRING: Boy: Coleman Christian Police Officer: Adrian Graham Pharmacist: Thomas Torrey Grocery Clerk: Ashlee Carnes Grandmother: Kay Shelton

This is a :60 TV commercial I color graded for the non-profit organization Samaritan's Feet to highlight their international humanitarian work. This spot airs nationally in the U.S. Summer and Fall of 2017. Graded in DaVinci Resolve using FilmConvert. Production Company: Westmoreland Films Writer/Director: Mark Freiburger Producer: Lisa Corum DP: Brent Christy Editor: Kali Bailey Colorist: John Schroter Composer: Hanan Townshend

Corporate Video La vita della carne in un Giorno Committente:Romano Group Sponsor: ASL BN1 Morcone Sponsor: Centro Fiere Morcone Filmmakers: Aurora Video http://www.auroravideo.it Printed with FilmConvert FJ 8543 VD

There are moments in our lives when our adversities feel too big to handle; when the darkness becomes a way of life. Jen Bricker speaks about how regardless of the problem(s) that you face, God is bigger than your biggest struggle and He will turn your darkness into eternal light. Often times we let our own minds put limits on our lives, but remember what Jesus said in the book of Mark, "If you can! All things are possible to him who believes." RSV

Walking through our past as students, our passion for university, Coimbra and the glimpse from first kisses

There's a place of freedom in our dreams.

Using the facade of a relationship breakdown Another Place aims to show an audience the way people can feel when they're weighted down by a mental health problem. There is limited dialogue, as we would rather the audience project their own feelings onto the piece while watching it. Instead the dramatic, yet soulless sound design, and disorienting original music guide the audience through the piece up until the definitive moment.

This is a concept trailer that we shot in one day, made from a feature-length script as a 'proof of concept' for a much larger production.

A promo video I did for the Rutgers Formula racing team, which helped them raise enough money for new materials for their racecar.

A collection of clips shots with Sony Rx100 M4 along my trip to Ecuador, Colombia, Panamà. I used often the slow motion capability of the Wonderful Sony rx100 Mk 4, 90% at 240 fps, in 2 occasion (the hummingbirds shots) at 480 fps with sharpening applyied in post. Editing in FCPX, Color grading almost always with Filmconvert. Music by Kevin Macleod.

My good friend Tyler and I shot this short film on a cruise ship with our families with only what was available to us (hence the reason it is mostly silent with no dialogue!). We shot on a mirrorless camera and one prime lens the whole time to be as inconspicuous as possible, especially when shooting in locations we weren't supposed to be. This made it look like we were just 'taking pictures', but really we were filming movie.

I shot (and performed in) this music video for my band in a weekend, and we had a great time shooting it!

Corporate doc of Austrian Photographer, Manfred Baumann

A short promotional film highlighting the importance of some of the biggest people in childrens' lives, particularly when those children are in Foster Care.

A 'N' man send strange mail across the city

For as long as I can remember, I have gotten an incredible amount of inspiration from watching people, especially dancers, perform. Music also is something that pushes me to action, even if I don't know what that action ought to be; it simply compels me to do something. Even though I'm not a dancer or a musician, I wanted to make a little film that could express my love of those things and share it with you. Many many thanks go to Olivia Conlin, who was the dancer in the video as well as the choreographer. She worked so openly and freely with me to make this thing happen, and it was probably the best collaboration I've been a part of. I put her in pretty much every situation a dancer wouldn't want to be in, and she took every scene in stride. Never complaining or giving up; just awesome. The video was filmed entirely in Minnesota over the course of six months. The music is "Revival" by Ryan Taubert, and is licensed from The Music Bed. All rights to the footage are owned by me.

One moment it seems you can grasp them, the next they slip away. The works of Mehdi Behbudi, sound artist from Tehran, oscillate between abstraction and the sounds of everyday life. Behbudi, together with Iranian poet Vahide Sistani and Hamburg-based video artist Felix Lübbert, created this piece for a change of perspective on our daily life. “Tehran Thricolage”, one of the collective’s first video installations, shows rare drone footage of bustling squares and traffic junctions in Tehran. In the background, Sistani’s detailed poems can be heard floating gently above Behbudi’s streetlife-inspired sound-art.

Keeping a diary. It’s actually a nice thing to do. Something you undertake for yourself. An act of both letting go and preserving. In “Isolated Crows of Solitude”, Tehran-based director Sahar Soleimani turns such daily personal reporting into a means of surveillance, of repression. People are forced to keep logs of their days. Having their own ideas, discovering their own potential, maturing into individual personalities – these are utopian aims in this dystopian world. Those who rebel against the rules of the totalitarian system are “cured” with a mask. The power of dictatorship? Isolation. Alienation. Solitude. Reza is one of them. And one of them.

This film is a self reflection on the feeling one gets from skiing. An attempt to capture the mindset for why we subject our physical and metaphysical selves to the elements and the unknown. A study of expression and passion. It is a response to life changing experiences shared with loved ones, all while rooted in the outdoors. "Home Wordd II" is particularly special to me considering I shot it prior to sustaining a traumatic brain injury, and completed the project concurrently with my healing process. The release of this piece is truly representative of not just returning to where I was before the injury, but celebrating the growth which has occurred from it. This film is as much a part of myself as it is a piece of the people I am surrounded by, nothing but endless love for everyone in this video and for those who made it possible. Although I lost months and memories, I was able to regain each day I had in the mountains with my friends because of these clips. I cannot describe

We would love to share the story of Janelle and Ante, that got married in the beautiful Split in Croatia, gathering friends and family from all over the world to celebrate their love. A love that led Janelle all the way from the USA to Paris, to find Ante and then both to Ante’s hometown to get married. A love that wasn’t always easy. Sometimes, love is about overcoming obstacles and facing challenges. To fight to be together and never let go. But in the end all that is just a reminder of how strong love can be…

Brittany and Chris Durfeld were married on August 26, 2017 at The Sonnet House in Leeds, Alabama. Music: "Released" by Kevin Matley licensed on from Marmoset.

Light Armor (2017) A recollection of the 1991 ground invasion of Kuwait, including rare HQ footage taken during the minefield breach. [4:57]

Ben at 'Lords Of Pour' talks about what gets him up in the morning!

There is a time to love, and a time to hate; a time for war, and a time for peace.

Videoclip for the new single of Dutch band Tracey Silhouette.