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littleteashi:

You should have heard by now from the news and at twitter about what happened in my country… 

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Free CD @WhiskeyDicks @bunnybug13 thanks Miles!

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mentalflossr:

Grab your red pens and AP Style Guides and let’s do this.

vicemag:

Photos of Death Row Inmates’ Last Meals

VICE: Hey Henry. So what made you start photographing serial killer’s last meals?
Henry Hargreaves: I’m really interested in people’s choices with food. It’s one of those things that everyone does several times a day, but you never really see it out of context or think about what it says about someone. I was reading about a campaign to abolish the last meal in Texas, so I went online and researched it. And as I was reading through these records, I felt that I could identify with these people for a brief moment just from what they ordered.

Do you think the meals offer a window into the psyche of the condemned?
I think in general—yes, definitely. The thing that kind of struck me with these last meals was how many of them were these big, deep fried meals, which we like to call comfort food. Here were these people in their last moments and all they really want was a little bit of comfort.

Is the project a statement about the death penalty?
Yeah. I mean, I’m from New Zealand, and when I came to America the death penalty struck me as a really inhumane thing. It’s seen by most of the world as this outdated, barbaric act. And it’s strange that it still exists in a country that spends so much time advertising their democracy and morals to the rest of the world. In the process of researching the project, I came across claims that reckon there’s about 12 people over the last 20 years who have been executed falsely in America. That’s only hearsay of course, but those people are still gone and they have no hope of a retrial.

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fuckyeahbehindthescenes:

The film’s opening sequence shot in Adana and Istanbul in Turkey took around two months to film, three months of rehearsals, four months of preparation, 200 crew members from England and another 200 local crew in order to produce around 12-14 minutes of screen time.

Skyfall (2012)

futureoffilm:

Are Hollywood Millionaires Ruining Kickstarter? Let’s Ask the Internet

newyorker:

Joshua Rothman on “the impossible decision” of whether or not to go to graduate school, and tough decisions in general: “There are too many unknowns…It’s too unclear what happiness is…These bigger mysteries make the grad-school decision harder.” http://nyr.kr/10x9uqf

futureoffilm:

Is Technology Moving Too Fast?

Joshua Topolsky of The Verge moderated this Future of Film conversation with panelists Alec Shapiro (Sony), Christina Voros, Josh Scherr (Naughty Dog) and Michael Cioni at 92YTribeca on 4/24/13 at the Tribeca Film Festival.