Self
El proyecto, además de contar la historia de Wikileaks desde sus inicios, incluye declaraciones del propio Assange, de trabajadores del diario «The Guardian» y otros periódicos, así como de extrabajadores de la organización. Uno de los motivos de la denuncia de Assange contra Channel 4 es la aparición. dentro del documental, de imágenes en las que el australiano baila en un club nocturno de Reykjavic, Islandia (imágenes que, por otra parte, ya estaban colgadas en internet). «Supone una infracción injustificable de mi intimidad», declaró.
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A short film about work and its power to define how we see ourselves. It was an official selection of several international film festivals including the Nashville Film Festival, AFI-Tisch West Screening Series, and the Tribeca Film Festival where it was nominated for the Special Jury Prize.
Editor
La vida en Point Ridge ha sido siempre tranquila, pero está a punto de cambiar. A medida que se acerca la mayoría de edad de Daniel, comienzan a suceder cosas extrañas en al ciudad: sus compañeros de clase desaparecen, la gente desconocida le mira por la calle, se producen salvajes asesinatos. Éste, inquieto por la situación, decide investigar con sus amigos lo que ocurre...
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UK punk band, Fat White Family, oozed out of the London DIY scene in 2013 with their self-released album 'Champagne Holocaust'. The group quickly became the face of the UK's subversive political and musical underground, gaining notoriety amongst fans and the music press as being the last of a dying breed: a punk rock outfit so loud, vulgar, and iconoclastic that they couldn’t be ignored. This run n' gun documentary follows the controversial group on tour in the U.S. It is an intimate portrait of a band struggling with the music business, drug addiction, poverty, and each other, as they rocket across the great American hinterland. The film features appearances by Fat White Family admirers Lady Gaga, Sean Lennon, Mark Ronson, Cynthia ‘Plaster Caster’ Albritton, and the long, strange American highway.
Editor
UK punk band, Fat White Family, oozed out of the London DIY scene in 2013 with their self-released album 'Champagne Holocaust'. The group quickly became the face of the UK's subversive political and musical underground, gaining notoriety amongst fans and the music press as being the last of a dying breed: a punk rock outfit so loud, vulgar, and iconoclastic that they couldn’t be ignored. This run n' gun documentary follows the controversial group on tour in the U.S. It is an intimate portrait of a band struggling with the music business, drug addiction, poverty, and each other, as they rocket across the great American hinterland. The film features appearances by Fat White Family admirers Lady Gaga, Sean Lennon, Mark Ronson, Cynthia ‘Plaster Caster’ Albritton, and the long, strange American highway.
