Saturday, March 5, 2016

Patrycja Klimczok


Berlin


February 2016, Tierpark

Iselin Steiro


A day in the life, Mar 3


A day in the life, Mar 3, objet trouvé

Celia Becker


ph: Erwin Mauricio Lopez

Der schweigende Stern (1960)


When an alien artifact discovered on Earth is found to have come from Venus, an international team of astronauts embarks to investigate its origins.

East German - Polish sci-fi yarn is slow-paced, woodenly acted and has a slightly dubious political stance, but is otherwise well-crafted and offers some imaginative, even surreal settings.

 Maltin**: "Well produced but stilted."

Anna Karina


Friday, March 4, 2016

New Stuff: La vie d'Adèle - Chapitres 1 et 2


A movie I need to see.

Who's That Girl?


Photographer: Don Hunstein

Avalon Kip


Berlin


February 2016, Tierpark

Lisa D'Amato


Window faces


Regensburg, February 2016

Vanessa Damasceno


A day in the life, Mar 2


A day in the life, Mar 2, window display

Mia Stass


ph: Simone Falcetta

New York


1970's Uptown Manhattan

Barbara Palvin


First Lines: Harry Crews - A Childhood. A Biography of a Place


My first memory is of a time ten years before I was born, and the memory takes place where I have never been and involves my daddy whom I never knew.

Diana Khalitova


Berlin


February 2016, Tierpark

Gabby Dover


A day in the life, Mar 1


A day in the life, Mar 1, airplane

Veronica Webb


ph: Pamela Hanson

New Stuff: Fire! She Sleeps, She Sleeps


A new album by Fire!
"Fire! is a Swedish trio comprising Mats Gustafsson (The Thing), Johan Berthling (Tape) and Andreas Werliin (Wildbirds & Peacedrums) that came together with the idea of a fresh approach to improvised music, with a number of influences from free jazz, psychedelic rock and noise."


Estelle Lefebure Hallyday


ph: Marc Hispard

Reasonable Doubt (2014)


A District Attorney has his life turned upside down when he's involved in a hit and run and another man is arrested for his crime and charged with murder.

Fairly suspenseful thriller with an unconvincing plot and some unpleasant characters; once again, Samuel L. Jackson is worth the watch.

Maltin**: "Strictly by-the-numbers thriller is poorly scripted and filled with surprises that aren't very surprising."

Suzanne Lanza


New Stuff: Santigold


Santigold's new album.


Ana Bela Santos


ph: Nicole Heiniger

New Stuff: The Supergirls


"This much-needed alternative history of American comic book icons—from Wonder Woman to Supergirl and beyond—delves into where these crime-fighting females fit in popular culture and why, and what their stories say about the role of women in society from their creation to now, and into the future."

Liza Adamenko


New Stuff: The Singular Universe and the Reality of Time


"A philosopher and a physicist, world-renowned for their radical ideas in their fields, argue for a revolution. To keep cosmology scientific, we must replace the old view in which the universe is governed by immutable laws by a new one in which laws evolve. Then we can hope to explain them."

Tanya Dziahileva


Thursday, March 3, 2016

New Stuff: Zeitkratzer & Keiji Haino


Now this is an interesting combination of artists, can't wait to take a listen.

Who's That Girl?


Art: Jim Silke

Amy Finlayson


Berlin


February 2016, Tierpark

Lise Olsen


ph: Steven Chee

Window faces


Regensburg, February 2016

Guinevere Van Seenus


ph: Erik Madigan Heck

A day in the life, Feb 29


A day in the life, Feb 29, growth

Skye Stracke