1. White Lines & The Fever: The Death of DJ Junebug

  2. Enter the Void looks like it’ll be a mind-blowing cinematic experience. Opening at IFC this weekend with director Gaspar Noe and actor Nathan Brown in person.

  3. Daisies (Sedmikrásky) Vera Chytilová, 1966 playing at Rooftop Films Wednesday at Socrates Sculpture Park

  4. (via @Chaakles, @SunsetGunShots)

    (via @Chaakles, @SunsetGunShots)

  5. Breathless window cards (18.5 x 12 in) designed by Japanese  illustrator Yoko Komura. Available exclusively at Film Forum concession. $20.
Free copy of The  International Herald Tribune (newsstand price: $3) with each purchase!  (while supplies last) (via Film Forum)

    Breathless window cards (18.5 x 12 in) designed by Japanese illustrator Yoko Komura. Available exclusively at Film Forum concession. $20.

    Free copy of The International Herald Tribune (newsstand price: $3) with each purchase! (while supplies last) (via Film Forum)

  6. Ladislaw Starewicz - Cameraman’s Revenge

    Missed Insectomedia at Cabinet, but this is a consolation video.

  7. zoomar:

Movie Director Coasters
Click here to see the rest and order

    zoomar:

    Movie Director Coasters

    Click here to see the rest and order

  8. Beach Fossils - Desert Sand fan-created video made official (via @selftitledmag)

  9. The House of Suh: A gripping documentary showing at Toronto’s Hot Docs festival. Congrats, Dan!

    Yoon Myung and Tai Sook Suh immigrated to America for a better life for their children, Andrew and Catherine. But their pursuit of happiness quickly became riddled with misfortune, culminating on September 25, 1993, when Andrew shot and killed his older sister’s fiancé of eight years, Robert O’Dubaine, at Catherine’s bidding.
    Those closest to Andrew expressed shock and disbelief: how could a young man with a promising future allow himself to be convinced into committing murder? As the Suh’s complex history unfolds, issues of cultural assimilation, traditional values and justice are examined, raising questions of guilt, innocence and the illusive gray area in between.

  10. Moby - Wait for Me (video competition entry) (via Genero.tv)

  11. Is it possible to grow apart together? Breaking Upwards opens at IFC today.

  12. Forbidden Images

    In the 1920s and 1930s, censorship of movies was often goverened by local boards, and achieved by snipping the scenes from the film reels.  It won’t surprise anyone that those clipped film segments were sometimes saved.  Here a number of them have been assembled into a montage, which was submitted to the 2007 72 Hour Film Festival in Frederick, Maryland.

    (via @Chaakles)

  13. House (Hausu) Trailer - Subtitled (Nobuhiko Obayashi, 1977) playing at IFC

  14. The 400 Blows (1959) - The Criterion Collection

  15. Saw The Flight of the Red Balloon today with my new IFC Membership. Directed by Taiwanese master Hou Hsiao Hsien, starring Julliette Binoche.