OVERVIEW

I think it's about time to wake up! We need change more than ever. And it all starts with you. Right here. Right now.

OVERVIEW on Vimeo.

THE CRASH REEL

I just watched the dramatic story of the life-changing accident of US snowboarder Kevin Pearce back in 2009. The documentary provides deep insight into Kevin's long and challenging recovery from his serious T.B.I. as well as his life after the crash.
We all know that fun comes with a lot of risk but hardly ever realise how bad a single wrong turn can go. This film exposes quite bluntly exactly this one moment where things go wrong and how drastically the consequences are. To me, watching it was really intense since I'm somehow able to relate to being out there in sometimes quite dangerous situations in which you usually just tell yourself that nothing bad is going to happen.

Even if you're not a snowboarder or sports addict at all, take the time to watch this inspiring documentary about fragility of life, hope, disillusion and simple, plain happiness.

FOLLOW-UPS
. Official Website
. About the Film
. Kevin Pearce Official
. Film Director Lucy Walker


The Crash Reel Publicity Clip 01

KORB - CCTV Documentary (Director's Cut)

Korb really never fails to impress me with their super solid implementation of abstract ideas. Although the concept behind these clips are not entirely new to me, I'm utterly in love with their visual style and approach. But see yourself..

Bjørnøya teaser

My buddy Roman featured this on his blog today. This just makes me wanna get out there so bad!!

Sally Extended Trailer

Nice trailer, I especially digg those lines in the beginning..

Sally Extended Trailer from TREWEEK & DAMEN MEDIA on Vimeo.

KONY

Well, you've all heard about this cause and most probably seen the video. In case you haven't, take your time and watch it to take part in numerous discussions wether this is something to support or not.

KONY 2012 is a film and campaign by Invisible Children that aims to make Joseph Kony famous, not to celebrate him, but to raise support for his arrest and set a precedent for international justice.



FOLLOW-UPs
Check out these links and read/watch through plenty of controversial opinions on this topic: (Many of the links have been gathered by my buddy Roman - thanks for that!)

Kony 2012 und Invisible Children
http://www.spreeblick.com/2012/03/07/kony2012-und-invisible-children/

Stop Kony, yes. But don’t stop asking questions
http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2012/03/07/stop-kony-yes-but-dont-stop-asking-questions/

What's wrong with the Kony Campaign?
http://www.cihablog.com/whats-wrong-with-the-kony-2012-campaign/

My response to KONY2012


KONY 2012 SCAM... Bankers Outsmarted by Millions of Young Activists?


KONY 2012 ~ A Powerful SCAM?

STUXNET

Pretty awesome video infographic by Patrick Clair about the the Stuxnet virus.

Chris Malloy Natural High

Found this super nice short documentary about pro surfer/filmmaker Chris Malloy in my like subscriptions box on vimeo via my buddy raw. check it out, it's absorbing..

«lla yhennik» Trailer

my good buddies Roman Königshofer und Harri Brettermeier - co-founders of the highly creative Bubbles&Bones design studio - finally released the stunning trailer to their ongoing movie project «lla yhennik» - a documentary about life, traveling and surfing passion in morocco. great shots in a nicely crafted edit makes me wanna travel immediately!
but see yourself..



«lla yhennik» (May god give you tranquility)
by Bubbles & Bones

“The use of traveling is to regulate imagination by reality, and instead of thinking how things may be, to see them as they are.” - Samuel Johnson

On the road among the vast desert, the broad expanse of the ocean and the remote valleys of the High Atlas Mountains. A documentary film about life, traveling, culture, nature, people and surfing in one of the worlds most diverse countries, Morocco.

Directed and filmed by
Roman Königshofer & Harald Brettermeier
2010

bubblesbones.com
blog.bubblesbones.com

Music:
"Sahara Sunset" by Karunesh
From the Album "Joy of Life".

We recommend downloading the source-file here from Vimeo
(you need to sign up a free membership) or just here
bubblesbones.com/content/work/cinematography/lla_yhennik_Trailer_BubblesBones_com_2010_h264.mov
and viewing it with the Quicktime player for best visual pleasure.
Thanks!