4 Hands, 24 Pianos. See Katzenjammer Piano duo play Scott Joplin’s ‘Maple Leaf Rag’ on 24 pianos all over London in only 8 hours. Streetpianos provided by Luke Jerram of ‘Play me, I’m Yours’. Streetpianos.com
Duration : 0:2:43
Everybody loves… BABIES. This visually stunning new movie simultaneously follows four babies around the world – from first breath to first steps. From Mongolia to Namibia to San Francisco to Tokyo, BABIES joyfully captures on film the earliest stages of the journey of humanity that are at once unique and universal to us all.
Officla Focus Film site: http://www.filminfocus.com/focusfeatures/film/babies/
Duration : 0:2:26
WINNER: Best Short Film and Best Concept, 2006 Chicago Horror Film Festival, October (Chicago, IL)
A cherished holiday from a new and horrible perspective. Brought to you by Blame Society Productions. More of our films at http://www.youtube.com/blamesocietyfilms
Directed by Aaron Yonda
Voice of Pumpkin…Matt Sloan
Demon 1…Ouisia Whitaker-Devault
Demon 2…Maya Whitaker-Long
Demon 3…Carmen Prater-Bellver
Demon 4…Sara Prater-Bellver
Kidnapper 1…Nick Drake
Kidnapper 2…Aaron Yonda
Disemboweler 1…Matt Sloan
Disembowler 2…Aaron Yonda
Produced by…Erik Gunneson, Aaron Yonda
Cinematographer…Erik Gunneson
Assistant Cinematographer…Doug Chapin
Written by…Aaron Yonda, Benson Gardner
Sound Recordist…Erik Gunneson
Music By…Alpha Consumer-JT Bates, Michael Lewis, Jeremy Ylvisaker
Sound and Video Editor…Aaron Yonda
Set Design and Props…Tona Williams
Grips…Stew Fyfe, Meg Hamel, Nate Matteson, Justin Sprecher
Special Thanks…Julie Whitaker, Hermanson Pumpkin Patch, University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Communication Arts
2006
Duration : 0:4:56
Heyy i need ideas of which film to watch,, it has to be a comedy taaa 
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Jerry Lewis–The Nutty Professor
The Family Jewels
The Bellboy
Mel Brooks- Blazing Saddles
Young Frankenstein
History of The World Part One
The Producers
Its a Mad Mad Mad World
Sherek
Beverley Hills Cop
I wish to start making short low budget films as soon as I graduate.
I want to know what are some Essential books to buy?
I’d recommend you see Richard Linklater’s ‘Slacker’ and pick up one of the Guerilla Filmmaker’s handbooks. Try Youtube for practical advice.
Also, William Goldman’s ‘Adventures in the Screentrade’ is great at expounding the screenwriter’s craft. ‘The Conversations’ by Michael Ondaatje and Walter Murch is a fantastic book about film and sound editing. Both books are about and by established figures in the trade but aim high I say!
Im going to compile a yahoo answers top 10 films list, it will be based on this, and previous answers so watch this space for the definative list when the question closes. thanks!!
Dances With Wolves
Shawshank Redemption
Forrest Gump
The Green Mile
The Dambusters
Twelve Angry Men
Bad Day At Blackrock
Towed In a Hole (Laurel & Hardy)
The Great Escape
633 Squadron
I have a DVD recorder that plays DIVX films and would like to play them on other players in the home.
Nope
I prefer indie films, because indie films still feel like real movies to me. They still care about story, acting, direction, cinematography ETC…everything that makes a movie!
Whereas big hollywood pictures just spit shit out to make money, dont get me wrong there is maybe a handful of big movies a year, but the majority do suck.
You?
If I had to choose, I would prefer independent films to blockbusters. Mainly for the same reasons that you already indicated. Indie films concentrate on the story and acting more because they don’t have the money for special effects. But all a good movie needs is a good story, good acting, and good direction.
Nowadays, it’s actually harder to make a good big budget film because of all the distractions caused by the special effects and all the money to play with. Just look at Transformers… not that Michael Bay was ever a brilliant director, but he was caught with a whole lot of money in the budget and sort of forgot there was a story to tell in 2 1/2 hours. But then give the big budget to someone like Peter Jackson and he’ll make gold.
That’s the main reason why the Oscar’s Best Picture nominees have been dominated by independent films. Not because the critics and the public prefer different films. It’s because special effects is usually a distraction for big budget films and it makes it twice as hard for a filmmaker to really focus on the story and not the explosions.
I’ve not seen that many Bollywood films, but one thing that has always struck me is that they often present a fairly idyllic vision of Indian society, with harmonious intercaste and interreligious friendships and communities. But I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a film which centres on a romance between two people of different religions. Are there any such films?
Not only are there films featuring romance between a Hindu and a Muslim, there are a number of real cases where a Hindu and a Muslim have gone on to marry. One recent high-profile example is the marriage of actor Suriya, a Hindu, with fellow actor Jyotika, a Muslim.
A good film is Mani Ratnam’s Bombay. Far from showing an idyllic vision of interreligious harmony, the movie revolves around the Hindu-Muslim romance of the lead pair and the difficulties they face during the Hindu / Muslim riots of 1993 on Bombay, India. It is a touching movie with a superb soundtrack as well.
