Wearing styles that would get them in deep trouble today, this classic documentary 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s covers the bad ass street gangs of late 70′s New York. Although there are many interviews, the film mainly focuses on two groups, the Savage Skulls and the Savage Nomads of the South Bronx. Is it just us or have gangs gotten a little more savage?
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Todays Gangs Are Boring! Free 70′s Documentary
Putting the Face Back in Typeface
Creating timeless and influential work over the last three decades, typographer and graphic designer Erik Spiekermann is a design legend. Some notable accomplishments include founding FontShop, the first ever digital distributer of fonts, while also designing more instantly classic fonts than any other.
In this excellent video interview by Gestalten.tv, he shares from his vast knowledge on the design process and looks to the future while discussing possibilities for new visual language. What’s next for Spiekermann? In February he will be receiving the German Design Lifetime Achievement Award for 2011. Keep up with all things typographic at his blog spiekermann.com. [Read more...]
How Beer Saved The World

Did you know that beer has changed the course of human history many times over? According to this special by the Discovery Channel, we can thank this delicious bubbly beverage for helping create both the Great Pyramids and modern health care… now that’s something to drink to! [Read more...]
Documenting the San Francisco Rave Scene
If you were around San Francisco in the 90′s, it was impossible to escape the colorful, joyous parties of the exploding rave scene. The influence these massive parties had was world wide, still reverberates today and for many was a life changing experience. Now the creative crew at MoFilms.org are working on a full length documentary, focusing on the people that experienced those events firsthand and had their lives shaped by the hopeful, yet often misunderstood movement.
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Capturing Fashion on the Street: The Sartorialist

Scott Schuman leads a visual life. He runs the immensely popular fashion commentary blog, The Sartorialist, out of his home in New York City. This inspiring and beautifully filmed documentary reveals the process and inspiration behind The Sartorialist, following Schuman on the streets of NYC capturing his daily fashion muses. [Read more...]
Tasty Retro Movies by Mammoth Media
Imagine floating on your back in a warm, sunshine-bathed lake. On the bank, light filters through the trees creating little sparkling reflections like silver coins floating on the surface. Hearing your friends splashing and laughing nearby your eyes relax lazily making everything go a bit out of focus… this is the life. [Read more...]
Creating an Infinite Collection of Interesting People

Most Interesting Person (MIP) is a film interview project and a potentially infinite collection of the most interesting people as told by the last person interviewed. With a potentially infinite degree of separation, each fascinating person interviewed talks about who they are, and then leads us to who they think is the most interesting person they know. And the list goes on… [Read more...]
We All Want to Be Young: A Film About Millennials
The insightful movie “We All Want to Be Young” is the outcome of several studies developed by BOX1824 over the past 5 years. A Brazilian research company specializing in behavioral sciences and consumer trends, BOX1824 offers a current snapshot of youth culture and its influence.
We All Want to be Young was written and directed by Lena Maciel, Lucas Liedke and Rony Rodrigues.
One Day on Earth, Captured in Every Country
On October 10, 2010 (10.10.10) across the planet, documentary filmmakers, students, and inspired citizens recorded the human experience over a 24-hour period and contributed their voices to the largest participatory media event in history. This is the trailer of the first week of uploaded footage, capturing the beauty, the tragedy and the unique expressions of life from around the globe. Go to onedayonearth.org for more info and a glimpse at more footage.







The Future of Art: An Instant Documentary
Uniquely, the film was shot, edited and screened at the Transmediale festival 2011 in Berlin, Germany.
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