Planet Mongo

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Mongo is a rogue planet that travels through our solar system under the control of its dictator, Emperor Ming. Mongo is an inhospitable planet, with various extreme climate zones. Travelers to Mongo must pass through a "Death Zone" on the way, described by scientist Dr. Hans Zarkov as being "a zone devoid of any force". Mongo has at least two recognised moons, one of them being the planetoid Lunita. The area around Ming's palace is desolate and devoid of vegetation. Dragons live in the nearby caves. Other vicious animals of Mongo include Monkey Men, orangopoid, and white-striped, bear-like animals. The oceans of Mongo are home to giant sea life, including eels, sharks, water dragons and octosaks. The people of Mongo have progressed scientifically beyond Earth. According to Ming, "the reason for our success is that we possess none of the human traits of kindness, mercy or pity! We are coldly scientific and ruthless!" The capital of Mongo is Nascent City, known in the comic strips as Mingo City. The main currency is the gold mingol.

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(excerto) O Amanhã Não Existe - (excerpt) Tomorrow Doesn't Exist from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Tomorrow Doesn’t Exist is an experimental documentary exploring nothingness through the spectacle society, the death of community, and the rise of individualism. Blending personal stories, poetic voiceover, and expressionistic visuals, the film reflects on alienation and the search for meaning in a fragmented world.

.transmutação - O bater dos últimos teares (2018) from Filmes Sombra on Vimeo.

"Transmutation - The beat of the past looms " seeks to trigger social awareness regarding the disappearance of hand weaving in the Alentejo region of Portugal. It also serves as a portrait about the last weavers still working today using experimental methods of film making, sound composition and ethnographic storytelling.

Original soundscape: Mestre André Production: Tânia C. Neves & Nova Tradição Film and final edit work: João Meirinhos

Mysteries of the Wild directed by Rui Veiga - CC - PT - FR - EN from DROID-i.d. on Vimeo.

In a lost island in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, a scientific discovery brings into question everything we know about the evolution of species. Mysteries of the Wild and its presenter guide us, in this short documentary on animal life, through the habits of a Monoculis Ori couple, which may be the most curious animal species ever.

Numa ilha perdida no meio do oceano Atlântico é revelada uma descoberta científica que questiona tudo o que sabemos sobre a evolução das espécies. Mysteries of the Wild e o seu apresentador acompanham neste breve documentário de vida animal, os hábitos de um casal de Monoculis Ori, naquela que será talvez a mais curiosa espécie de vida animal.

Produced by DROID ID GALACTIFICTION

AKapella47 - IntenCIDADES from SLIITZ on Vimeo.

"Previously, on Twin Peaks..." from Modern Mythos Media on Vimeo.

An appetizer before the main course for your Twin Peaks Season 3 premiere parties.

Inspired by Steven Thomas' epic retrospectives: youtube.com/watch?v=1s4aAp8OxGg&list=PLi-p5AOiHmSDSpf2_YO2BZXGSETZ6Aw8y

Journey Through Twin Peaks - Part 4: Laura is the One from Lost In The Movies on Vimeo.

"Journey Through Twin Peaks" is a 4-part video series analyzing the narrative cycle of Twin Peaks, stretching from the pilot through Fire Walk With Me. Part 4, "Laura is the One," explores the 1992 prequel feature film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, including its controversial reputation and the character arc of Laura Palmer, as well as the "afterlife" of Twin Peaks, including the show's impact on David Lynch's later films.

Additional credit: thanks to Cameron Cloutier, who pointed out the different portraits in Fire Walk With Me, qbin2001 for informing me about the "Booth 9" video, and Tony Dayoub for suggesting the film as a fulcrum for Lynch's adoption of female protagonists. Also, a credits correction: Howard Rosenberg wrote about the show in 1990, not 2013. And Sheryl Lee's diary entry is from 1991, not 1992 (the film was shot in the fall of '91 and released in theaters a year later).

You can watch Part 1 of this series here: vimeo.com/107674294, Part 2 here: vimeo.com/110615479, and Part 3 here: vimeo.com/115339879.

Written, narrated, and edited by Joel Bocko, this video is for educational and critical purposes only.

Visit Lost in the Movies (thedancingimage.blogspot.com).

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Spiders - Short Film Trailer from Hugo Alves on Vimeo.

A teaser trailer for the short film "Spiders" written and directed by Hugo Alves. Selected for Fantasia 2016.

Full list of credits:

Producer - Francisco Peres Associate Producer - Justine Smith 1st. A.D. - Francisco Peres

Alice - Sarah Stupar Chloe - Billa Hardt Voice on the phone - Hugo Alves

Director of Photography: Gustavo Pastorino 1st A.C. - Francisco Peres Steadicam Operator - Hugo Alves

Sound Recorder - Mikhail Bougie, Justine Smith

Editor - Hugo Alves Colorist - Hugo Alves Audio Mixer - Hugo Alves

Music - Miguel Mendes, Hugo Alves

Wim Wagner© 2016

Voar com Esclerose Múltipla from João Meirinhos on Vimeo.

'To fly with multiple sclerosis' is an awareness video about the illness created for the Prémio Curtas 2016 sponsored by ICA in collaboration with Novartis. The original upload can be found here: youtube.com/watch?v=NE5Pkn23Lo4

Sinopse: Entre o medo e a revolta, o preconceito e a indiferença, o sonho e a desilusão, o Pedro encontra lugar para a esperança e decide saltar… (saltar: impulsionar o corpo para se elevar do chão) Sabe que a esclerose múltipla não é uma doença de velhos (vem quando vem) e é imprevisível (vai e volta como quer) por isso, ao invés do conformismo que traz atrás de si renúncia, desilusão e infelicidade, o Pedro dá espaço à fantasia e decide voar… (voar: mover-se e manter-se no ar por meio de asas) Voar para esconjurar medos e revoltas (dando asas à imaginação) Voar para vencer preconceitos e indiferenças (desafiando as leis da gravidade) Voar para realizar o sonho (concretizando a vida).

Este vídeo acompanha os momentos desse “salto” e dá testemunho desse “voo”, numa homenagem a todos os que ousam desafiar os preconceitos e viver, com dignidade, a vida a que têm direito.

Jesus from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Re-Cut TUSK - Mini-Series Cut from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Made with the intention of launching a trilogy about Canada, Kevin Smith’s Tusk is a divisive shock-horror-comedy about a podcast host who is captured, kidnapped and turned into a walrus. My re-edit imagines the film as a TV miniseries broken into two episodes. The experiment plays with pacing and structure to change the rhythm, as well as the emotional impact of the film. I see this less as an attempt to correct Kevin Smith’s work than to re-imagine it. Without removing elements that were in the original film, I restructured and in some cases corrected the original cut to suit a more television friendly structure. Some of my editing decisions simply make cuts a bit smoother or have a little more punch (editing on a beat), where in other cases I’m reworking meaning and trying to reward the audience with elements of foreshadowing and building of suspense. My edit doesn’t save all that is wrong with the film, but I also like to think it highlights that Smith’s film doesn’t deserve nearly as much hate as it receives. I hope you like my little experiment, please be sure to let me know what you think!

Re-Cut TUSK - Mini-Series Project Part 2 of 2 from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Made with the intention of launching a trilogy about Canada, Kevin Smith’s Tusk is a divisive shock-horror-comedy about a podcast host who is captured, kidnapped and turned into a walrus. My re-edit imagines the film as a TV miniseries broken into two episodes. The experiment plays with pacing and structure to change the rhythm, as well as the emotional impact of the film. I see this less as an attempt to correct Kevin Smith’s work than to re-imagine it. Without removing elements that were in the original film, I restructured and in some cases corrected the original cut to suit a more television friendly structure. Some of my editing decisions simply make cuts a bit smoother or have a little more punch (editing on a beat), where in other cases I’m reworking meaning and trying to reward the audience with elements of foreshadowing and building of suspense. My edit doesn’t save all that is wrong with the film, but I also like to think it highlights that Smith’s film doesn’t deserve nearly as much hate as it receives. I hope you like my little experiment, please be sure to let me know what you think!

Re-Cut TUSK - Mini-Series Project Part 2 of 2 from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Made with the intention of launching a trilogy about Canada, Kevin Smith’s Tusk is a divisive shock-horror-comedy about a podcast host who is captured, kidnapped and turned into a walrus. My re-edit imagines the film as a TV miniseries broken into two episodes. The experiment plays with pacing and structure to change the rhythm, as well as the emotional impact of the film. I see this less as an attempt to correct Kevin Smith’s work than to re-imagine it. Without removing elements that were in the original film, I restructured and in some cases corrected the original cut to suit a more television friendly structure. Some of my editing decisions simply make cuts a bit smoother or have a little more punch (editing on a beat), where in other cases I’m reworking meaning and trying to reward the audience with elements of foreshadowing and building of suspense. My edit doesn’t save all that is wrong with the film, but I also like to think it highlights that Smith’s film doesn’t deserve nearly as much hate as it receives. I hope you like my little experiment, please be sure to let me know what you think!

Re-Cut TUSK - Mini-Series Project Part 1 of 2 from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Made with the intention of launching a trilogy about Canada, Kevin Smith’s Tusk is a divisive shock-horror-comedy about a podcast host who is captured, kidnapped and turned into a walrus. My re-edit imagines the film as a TV miniseries broken into two episodes. The experiment plays with pacing and structure to change the rhythm, as well as the emotional impact of the film. I see this less as an attempt to correct Kevin Smith’s work than to re-imagine it. Without removing elements that were in the original film, I restructured and in some cases corrected the original cut to suit a more television friendly structure. Some of my editing decisions simply make cuts a bit smoother or have a little more punch (editing on a beat), where in other cases I’m reworking meaning and trying to reward the audience with elements of foreshadowing and building of suspense. My edit doesn’t save all that is wrong with the film, but I also like to think it highlights that Smith’s film doesn’t deserve nearly as much hate as it receives. I hope you like my little experiment, please be sure to let me know what you think!

Re-Cut TUSK - Mini-Series Project Part 1 of 2 from chico PERES on Vimeo.

Made with the intention of launching a trilogy about Canada, Kevin Smith’s Tusk is a divisive shock-horror-comedy about a podcast host who is captured, kidnapped and turned into a walrus. My re-edit imagines the film as a TV miniseries broken into two episodes. The experiment plays with pacing and structure to change the rhythm, as well as the emotional impact of the film. I see this less as an attempt to correct Kevin Smith’s work than to re-imagine it. Without removing elements that were in the original film, I restructured and in some cases corrected the original cut to suit a more television friendly structure. Some of my editing decisions simply make cuts a bit smoother or have a little more punch (editing on a beat), where in other cases I’m reworking meaning and trying to reward the audience with elements of foreshadowing and building of suspense. My edit doesn’t save all that is wrong with the film, but I also like to think it highlights that Smith’s film doesn’t deserve nearly as much hate as it receives. I hope you like my little experiment, please be sure to let me know what you think!

O Menino da Radio #180116 from chico PERES on Vimeo.

O Menino da Radio #180116

O Menino da Radio tem Conversas de Velhinha com Marta Raposo from chico PERES on Vimeo.

O Menino da Radio tem Conversas de Velhinha com Marta Raposo

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