“Oh we flee the scene of our little crime
We feel so free
But the hounds of law they bite our heels
As we retreat
Up to the planets up to the bodies of the galaxy
Of the galaxy we fly we feed we suck we bleed we need…”

With these words, M83 takes you on a rapturous journey [...]

Forbidden Games presents a delicate balance, contrasting as it does the innocence of children with the grim reality of war. As German planes fly over France, dropping bombs behind them, two children - Michel (Georges Poujouly) and Paulette (Brigitte Fossey) – come face-to-face with death for the first time and in their efforts to understand [...]

Charles Meacham is an American photographer living and working from Taipei, Taiwan, and  has been in the photography profession for the past 6 years. Charles started out with travel photography but considers himself to be more of a photojournalist. Many of Charles’ pictures are taken while traveling, but the photographer handles two main subjects – [...]

Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart, the center cannot hold,
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.
The epigraph of Things Fall Apart quotes the above four lines from Yeats’ poem. While the original lines of Yeats’ poem continue with blasphemous details of his own era – full [...]

An unpublished Agatha Christie short story, The Capture of Cerberus, will appear in print for the first time today, the CBC CA reported.
The Daily Mail newspaper in Britain acquired the rights to publish the story and will begin serializing it in today’s edition. Written just before the Second World War, the short story features the [...]

Roi James is an artist from Austin, Texas who has been in the artistic profession for the past 13 years. Roi, whose work resides in many prestigious private collections throughout central Texas and the United States, was a professional musician in his 20’s and rediscovered fine art when he was almost 30.
The foundation of Roi’s [...]

The massive, free Banksy exhibit in the British artist’s hometown of Bristol this summer has already more than doubled its expected attendance, with organizers extending its hours before the show draws to a close, CBC CA reported. Bristol’s City Museum and Art Gallery has drawn more than 230,000 visitors since it opened the surprise [...]

David Lazar is a photographer from Brisbane, Australia, practicing photography for the past 5 years. David, who is primarily a musician, seriously took up photography after he completed a Master of Music in film composition in 2004. David’s photography gained mileage when he started to travel extensively and display his travel photos online. His pictures [...]

The film opens with a message worth quoting in full: “Sita Sings the Blues is an audience-funded project released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license, except for certain songs under restrictive licenses required by the respective copyright holders.” Next begin the production credits: “Your Name Here presents … in association with Your Money … [...]

Sergei Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin is a thrilling, compact classic of Russian cinema that remains fresh and interesting even though it has been watched and talked about for decades. Approaching it for the first time more than 80 years after the fact, after it has influenced countless films and filmmakers and been celebrated as one of [...]