Month: July 2016

Enjoy these 30′s Classics (with shorts!) from IndieFlix

M- Fritz Lang’s noir masterpiece, starring Peter Lorre in the story of a serial killer, and the cops and underground figures who find their own ways to bring him down.
http://bit.ly/2a5aNSZ

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Short: The Three Stooges: Disorder in the Court-

The stooges are witnesses at a trial where their friend, a dancer at the nightclub where they are musicians, is accused of murder.

http://bit.ly/29Y9fKg 

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The 39 Steps- One of Hitchcock’s early works, and a great example of pre-second world war tensions through the English lens. http://bit.ly/2abZtHl

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Short: The Phantom Creeps: Crashing Timbers- 

A military intelligence officer and a daring reporter try to find a scientist whose inventions could destroy the world.

http://bit.ly/2aeh2Up

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Duck Soup- When the country of Freedonia finds itself on the brink of bankruptcy and war, who could save or destroy Freedonia quicker than the Marx Brothers?http://bit.ly/29RJ6gg

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Short: Flip the Frog: Soda Squirt-

Flip invites several celebrities, the Marx Brothers among them, to the grand opening of his drugstore and soda fountain.

http://bit.ly/2aaiF7l

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Empowering Females Through Film

“I’m not just doing this for the filmmakers, the movie lovers, my team, my investors and my family but for other women who aspire to lead, disrupt and change the world. I am a role model and I want to be a great one.” – IndieFlix CEO, Scilla Andreen

Frayed – Plagued by imaginary terrors, Freya cannot keep her demons at bay in this wild mix of live action and animation. http://bit.ly/28ZTP9l

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Empire of Dirt – Three generations of First Nations women struggle to deal with the demons of their past. http://bit.ly/28TBAED

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Congo’s Women Warriors – This powerful documentary directed by a woman highlights the motivation behind the fearless female warriors in Congo. http://bit.ly/28PAkz1

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The Makers: Women Who Make America – Part 1 – Awakening – Meryl Streep narrates this 3-part documentary about the birth of the modern Women’s Movement in America. http://bit.ly/28QqZb0

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Yellow Fever –  This short female-directed film focuses on African women’s self-image, through memories and
interviews; using mixed media to describe our almost schizophrenic
pursuit of globalized beauty. http://bit.ly/28T8uHy

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Girls Rock! – At Rock and Roll Camp, girls ranging age eight to 18 are taught that “it is 100% okay to be exactly who you are.” http://bit.ly/28PBKJD

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humanoidhistory:

30 YEARS AGO TODAY: James Cameron’s sci-fi classic Aliens invaded theaters on July 18, 1986.

Can’t Make It To Lollapalooza? Feel The Beat With These Music Films

These documentaries are for every music lover.

Mudhoney- I’m Now: The Story of Mudhoney – This documentary tells the story of Mudhoney from their very
beginnings, to following them on their recent world tour and everything
in between. http://bit.ly/28JuCOO

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Pussy Riot – This film chronicles the events taking place after and prior to the band’s arrest for rebelling against Putin. http://bit.ly/28JKPrU

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Led Zeppelin: Dazed & Confused – This documentary looks at the bands ascendancy to the top of the rock world. The filmmakers feature extensive archival footage including
performances of favorites like “Dazed and Confused." http://bit.ly/28JKndj

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Miroir Noir – A
behind-the-scenes look at Quebec indie rock band Arcade Fire as they
prepare for their record-breaking album "Neon Bible” and set off on
tour. http://bit.ly/28K2e2a

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Amy Winehouse: The Girl Done Good – Drawing on rare and classic performances, exclusive interviews,
lengthy contributions from friends, colleagues, journalists, and experts, this documentary is a unique insight into
the career and life of a cultural icon. http://bit.ly/28ISRyl

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