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Art in America: Brent Green

DN’s favourite animator Brent Green got a quality 10 page feature in last month’s issue of Art in America written by Saul Ostrow. I suggest you

Animation, Art & Fashion

Conductor: mta.me

Using the MTA’s actual subway schedule, Conductor turns the New York subway system into an interactive string instrument.

Animation, Podcasts

DN194: The Thomas Beale Cipher – Andrew S Allen

Some people are never satisfied. Yeah you may have co-founded the best short film website on the net but that’s not enough to contain your creativity. What

Live Action

Somewhere

When your dad’s a world famous director, your cousin’s Nicolas Cage and you’ve starred in The Godfather movies, it’s not surprising

Documentary, Podcasts

DN192 – Strange Powers – Kerthy Fix

With their feature documentary Strange Powers: Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic Fields directors Gail O’Hara and Kerthy Fix paint a porttrait of musician

Documentary, Podcasts

DN189: The Dungeon Masters – Keven McAlester

Director Keven McAlester joins us for the final show of the year to discuss his feature documentary The Dungeon Masters, a look at three individuals who devote

Live Action

The Butterfly Circus

I hope you’re sitting comfortably. If not grab a drink, dim the lights and move the laptop to the sofa because you’re going to be spending the next

Asides, Music

Au Revoir Simone: Knight of Wands

Eli Stonberg gets creative in his interactive colouring book music video for Au Revoir Simone's witchy Knight of Wands music video.

Documentary

5 Hours with Woody & Last Minutes with ODEN

A powerful duo of films from Eliot Rausch’s forthcoming 8 LIVES Documentary.

Animation, Podcasts

DN185: Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then – Brent Green

From the very beginning DN has been all about the work that we personally love and adore, so if I tell you this will be filmmaker, artist and creative genius

Documentary, Film Festival, Podcasts

DN LFF2010: Lemmy – Greg Olliver and Wes Orshoski

I feel silly trying to write an introduction to a documentary film named “Lemmy,” I hope when you hear the title you instinctively think of the legendary

Film Festival, Live Action

LFF2010: The Kids Are All Right

Leaving Sundance as one of the most talked of movies in the festival and winning the best feature film award at the Berlin International Film Festival, The

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