And Now Wee : Film + Video

And Now Wee : Film + Video

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Quentin Tarantino's brilliant and brutal revenge western is a wildly exciting return to form: a thrilling adventure in genre and style climaxing in a bizarre and nightmarish scenario in a slave plantation in 1858. The movie is managed with Tarantino's superb provocation and audacity, with a whiplash of cruelty and swagger of scorn. It is superbly acted by Christoph Waltz, Jamie Foxx, Kerry Washington, Leonardo DiCaprioand, particularly, Samuel L Jackson, who creates a masterpiece with his chilling character Stephen, the grey, stooping servant-elder to DiCaprio's unspeakable slave-owner Calvin Candie.

Released: 19 Jan 2013

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What movie junkie out there wouldn't leap at the chance to see merry pranksters such as Christopher Walken, Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson go bug-fuck nuts in something called Seven Psychopaths? Walken, his line readings a thing of bizarro beauty, is reason enough to sign up. The icing on the cake is Martin McDonagh, the acclaimed Irish playwright who took a winning stab at writing and directing for the screen in 2008's In Bruges. Two years ago, Walken made Broadway hum with mirth and menace in McDonagh's A Behanding in Spokane.

Now they're back together, with Walken playing a priceless McDonagh creation called Hans, an L.A. con artist who teams up with Billy (Rockwell) to kidnap dogs from wealthy owners and hold them for ransom. Their big mistake is nabbing Bonny, a Shih Tzu belonging to Harrelson's Charlie Costello, a gangster with a sadistic streak for anything non-canine. Harrelson is hilarious, especially going goo-goo over Bonny. And Walken and Rockwell have mad skills at, well, everything. Their byplay gets mired by a subplot involving Marty (Colin Farrell), a boozy Irish screenwriter stuck in Hollywood and blocked on his new script. He hasn't written anything but the title, Seven Psychopaths. To help, Billy puts out an all-points alert for scum of the earth. Not a bad idea when the great Tom Waits, playing a serial killer, becomes a contender. Blood splatters, heads explode, and McDonagh takes sassy, self-mocking shots at the very notion of being literary in Hollywood. It's crazy-killer fun.

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/reviews/seven-psychopaths-20121011#ixzz2CxUJYra2  Follow us: @rollingstone on Twitter | RollingStone on Facebook

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ARGO.

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A 1950s-set drama centered on the relationship between a charismatic intellectual known as "the Master" whose faith-based organization begins to catch on in America, and a young drifter who becomes his right-hand man. 

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Ghostly made an exclusive compilation for Incase, download it here.

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Universal Everything / Documentary

I’ve followed Universal Everything ever since I came across “Forever”, an installation in London (which I posted about here). The Creators Project sits down with founder Matt Pyke to talk about the studio, and the thinking behind the things they create.

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Javier Bardem

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It’s pearls like these, not to mention the deliriously arch fight scene involving two komodo dragons, that give Mendes’s film enough momentum to power through its scrappy third act, when Silva’s diabolical plans start to feel a tad scattershot, even for a Bond villain.

“We don’t go in for exploding pens any more,” quips a fashionably tousled Q (Ben Whishaw). Nor do audiences, and I suspect Skyfall will be a stratospheric hit.

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Directed by production studio Armoury, "The Worst Football Team in Britain" is part of series of films made for Channel 4 by award-winning content design and creation company Somethin' Else. The five minute short tells the story of Madron FC, a team who managed to make the headlines by suffering a staggering 55-0 defeat, and focuses upon passion, loyalty, and friendship. Watch above!

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“Ghost Fish” by Aimée van Drimmelen

A beautiful time-lapse of Aimée van Drimmelen painting a drumskin. 

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Stoked on the trailer for the Stones Throw documentary! Watch below!

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“Working” by Warm Myth. The visual is an exquisite experimental video using paint, origami, and mirrors, by Jesse Yules. Watch below!

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“Triange” by Grace Nayoon Rhee

Grace Nayoon Rhee is an amazingly talented young filmmaker, currently working towards her MFA at CalArts.  She imbues the characteristically harmless hand drawn medium with such a disturbing and cinematic quality, that I can’t help but get completely sucked in to the world she’s created.  The sound is incredible as well.

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I feel like I’m scuba-diving to a Camp Lo record, eating mushrooms off the ocean floor. Another divine animation by Ori Toor, this time for Seattle-based hip hop group, Kingdom Crumbs.

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Noisy Jelly

Mix water and a few grams of agar agar powder. Add colouring to the mix and then pour it into a mold. Wait 10 minutes. Take the jelly shape and put it on the game board. Proceed to make the most insane sounds?! 

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Kilian Martin and Alfredo Urbon skateboard together on the same board! This is a car advert but trust me, you’ll wish every ad was this good.

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Bill + Plant.