C’est un cadeau immense comme seul internet peut nous en offrir. Plus de 700 films rares totalement gratuits, disponible immédiatement grâce au site OpenCulture qui se bat pour éduquer et donc transmettre le meilleur de la culture totalement gratuite sur le web. On ne peut alors s’empêcher de céder aux sirènes cinématographiques qui sont ici multiples et très sophistiquées.
Les films, courts ou longs métrages, présentés sont pour certains des chef-d’œuvres inoubliables à découvrir ou redécouvrir ou mieux encore, des perles rares comme les premiers court-métrages de réalisateurs comme George Lucas, Wes Anderson, Stanley Kubrick, Jean Cocteau, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Andreï Tarkovski ou encore Christopher Nolan, David Lynch, Tim Burton, David Cronenberg, Sofia Coppola…bref, vous en avez pour tous les goûts.
Nous avons quant à nous réalisé une première sélection pour terminer les nuits d’hiver avec bien plus d’émotions contemplatives que ce que peut offrir Netflix ou CanalPlay. Et si vous n’aimez pas le cinéma, alors éteignez tout et découvrez le meilleur antidote au streaming, qui à nos yeux, dépasse de loin tout les films présentés ici.
Bottle Rocket (1994) : Court-métrage de Wes Anderson avec Owen Wilson et Luke Wilson
Geometria (1987) : Court-métrage de Guillermo Del Toro avec Fernando Garcia Marin, Guadalupe del Toro, Napo
Frankenweenie (1984) : Court-métrage de Tim Burton avec Shelley Duvall, Daniel Stern, Barret Oliver
Impressions de la Haute Mongolie (1975) : Film de Salvador Dali et José Montes-Baquer avec Salvador Dali
From the Drain (1967) : Court-métrage de David Cronenberg avec Mort Ritts et Stefan Nosko
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6yOSYkN6tQ
Freiheit (1966) : Court-métrage de George Lucas avec Randal Kleiser
Six Figures Getting Sick (1966) : Court-métrage de David Lynch
Sleep (1963) : Film de Andy Warhol avec John Giorno
https://vimeo.com/4880378
Fear and Desire (1953) : Film de Stanley Kubrick avec Frank Silvera, Kenneth Harp, Paul Mazursky
L’Âge d’or (1930) : Film de Luis Buñuel avec Gaston Modot, Lya Lys, Caridad de Laberdesque
La Ruée vers l’or (1925) : Film de Charlie Chaplin avec Charlie Chaplin, Mack Swain, Tom Murray
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt-_DXC-aik
Le Bateau à vapeur de Willie (1928) : Court-métrage de Ub Iwerks avec Walt Disney
Kétamine [C13H16ClNO] de Zoé Sagan (2020) : Long-métrage sur papier
![A revolt within the fashion-art-industrial complex [FASHIONWORLD]](https://www.apar.tv/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/marc0004-75x75.jpg)
![Predictive Journalism [Magazines] @virgilabloh @wmag](https://scontent-cdg2-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.29350-15/209584973_2957777841155347_4545370530577311983_n.jpg?_nc_cat=111&ccb=1-5&_nc_sid=8ae9d6&_nc_ohc=1HiUsGd7uYMAX-Qk_zF&_nc_ht=scontent-cdg2-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&oh=a6a1fcdaace4ccaf200c179d5e3f4847&oe=615286FF "Predictive Journalism [Magazines] @virgilabloh @wmag")
![The intersection of persona, product, propaganda, and profit. In 2021 is the brand Supreme any different than the brand GAGOSIAN? No. They are both strategic entities focused on valuations, cultural and capital. Each bestow status on their investors. What I am fascinated by is that they both trade in Dead Data. I find no intellectual difference between a Supreme x John Woo collaboration as GAGOSIAN exhibiting Harmony Korine’s paintings. In each case the two of them are basing the products social influence and exchange value on established [Dead] [Data] information. Both are DOA. Each of the artists and brands chosen for the first exhibition STUPID and the second DROPS are attempting an impossible narrative, to raise dead informational bits. What I find Intellectually horrifying is the scale of the audience and the financial market for this morbid display. The culturally transgressive destroys established values. The works in STUPID and DROPS are intellectual crimes in that they present what has already lost all meaning and value and the propaganda creates an altogether false meta-value. The transgressive preserves creative innocence by exposing the inherent corruption of the status quo.
MARK EVEN x STEVE OKLYN
2021](https://scontent-cdt1-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.29350-15/196860070_809654653271496_8575323350180795315_n.jpg?_nc_cat=105&ccb=1-5&_nc_sid=8ae9d6&_nc_ohc=E-hW2SYA5ncAX8ehmCB&_nc_ht=scontent-cdt1-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&oh=149b432fd396ed17bcc578354a9fc415&oe=61531909 "The intersection of persona, product, propaganda, and profit. In 2021 is the brand Supreme any different than the brand GAGOSIAN? No. They are both strategic entities focused on valuations, cultural and capital. Each bestow status on their investors. What I am fascinated by is that they both trade in Dead Data. I find no intellectual difference between a Supreme x John Woo collaboration as GAGOSIAN exhibiting Harmony Korine’s paintings. In each case the two of them are basing the products social influence and exchange value on established [Dead] [Data] information. Both are DOA. Each of the artists and brands chosen for the first exhibition STUPID and the second DROPS are attempting an impossible narrative, to raise dead informational bits. What I find Intellectually horrifying is the scale of the audience and the financial market for this morbid display. The culturally transgressive destroys established values. The works in STUPID and DROPS are intellectual crimes in that they present what has already lost all meaning and value and the propaganda creates an altogether false meta-value. The transgressive preserves creative innocence by exposing the inherent corruption of the status quo.
MARK EVEN x STEVE OKLYN
2021")
![Mark Even American artist
Born 2000 Mountain View, CA.
Mark Even was convicted of a cybercrime in 2015. He was sentenced to ten years to be served at a new Federal prison: BALSEC ONE specifically for cyber criminals. It is located in Steele City, Nebraska.
Mark has used his time to develop an algorithmic based [Code art also known as code generated experiments] creative practice. He refers to BALSEC ONE as his Marfa. The BLACK POWER series is his newest work.
Note: Mark has no access to a computer in prison. He writes down the instructions of the work which are given to his lawyer who gives those directions to a member of the MLF [Mark Lombardi Faction] who have assisted him on a number of projects. Mark is currently thinking of releasing the BLACK POWER works as individual NFTs.
STEVE OKLYN
443 Institute
Thimphu, Bhutan](https://scontent-cdt1-1.cdninstagram.com/v/t51.29350-15/172246940_241775834361086_412793993617799165_n.jpg?_nc_cat=110&ccb=1-5&_nc_sid=8ae9d6&_nc_ohc=IZtXajEs73MAX_bk5-H&_nc_ht=scontent-cdt1-1.cdninstagram.com&edm=ANo9K5cEAAAA&oh=1295af904089a36890b92d7e8584ed19&oe=6153F835 "Mark Even American artist
Born 2000 Mountain View, CA.
Mark Even was convicted of a cybercrime in 2015. He was sentenced to ten years to be served at a new Federal prison: BALSEC ONE specifically for cyber criminals. It is located in Steele City, Nebraska.
Mark has used his time to develop an algorithmic based [Code art also known as code generated experiments] creative practice. He refers to BALSEC ONE as his Marfa. The BLACK POWER series is his newest work.
Note: Mark has no access to a computer in prison. He writes down the instructions of the work which are given to his lawyer who gives those directions to a member of the MLF [Mark Lombardi Faction] who have assisted him on a number of projects. Mark is currently thinking of releasing the BLACK POWER works as individual NFTs.
STEVE OKLYN
443 Institute
Thimphu, Bhutan")
