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The Mystery of Flying Kicks - Matthew Bate
Great street interview with the makers of Sam Klemke's Time Machine outside the Egyptian Theater in Park City at the Sundance Film Festival 2015.The film got great reviews. The third time the Australian director Matthew Bate to be invited for his films.
Sam Klemke vlogged before there was the Internet, when people stiil went outside to play and talk with people directly. Not, only does this film show the growth and hardships of on extremely aware man from 19-56, we see also great changes in US urban and suburban life, fashion, indeed landscapes, and this includes eras from the Cold War decades and post decades. The pre-Reagan era. There is so much to grasp in this film. It ties in with the Gold Disks sent out to the universe with Voyager. Both Voyager and Sam Klemke were influenced by Carl Sagan. Next, the film goes to Rotterdam after Sundance. Hopefully, Berlin and Tokyo are next and all over the US. No plastic surgery here either! Real when real was all there was! .Matthew Bate is an incredible director! Must see ShutUp Little Man!
Matthew bate’s latest documentary featuring caricaturist sam klemke enters sundance film festival in park city utah january 2015.
Murder, sex, drugs, art, politics… sneakers hanging on telephone lines have become a powerful urban symbol, inspiring genesis theories both hilarious and sinister. In an effort to get to the truth once and for all we asked the people of earth to help us solve this mystery. Using an on-line call out and a phone message bank, this documentary was made entirely from donated photographs, phoned-in theories, video, vlogs, and animation.
Directed by Matthew Bate
Shoes on phonelines.