short films of David Vegezzi

12/Jun/2007

Born in 1973 in Los Angeles, David Vegezzi grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina and came back to LA years later to attend Calarts.

Entering the graphic design program, he took full advantage of the school’s interdisciplinary structure by incorporating experimental animation and film classes into his curriculum.

Currently more active in live action directing, Vegezzi most recently completed his second theatrical spot for LA’s prestigious and eclectic independent radio station Read More...

Funny CNN review of the movie NEXT with Nicolas Cage

28/Apr/2007

I don't know who writer Tom Charity is, but he wrote a funny and honest review of the new Nicolas Cage time twisting action flick "Next"

click the pic to read the full review, here are two blurbs that made me laugh out loud:

"Nicolas Cage is Frank Cadillac -- but only for five minutes. Tragically, he jettisons this fine and fitting stage name in favor of the eminently forgettable Cris Johnson, thereby signaling that this will be a relatively subdued Cage performance."

and

"Precious little of this has anything to do with Philip K. Dick's short story "The Golden Man," the film's alleged source material, and if the marketing men want to claim that connection then they had best be prepared for unfavorable "Paycheck" comparisons. (Could this be the worst Dick adaptation yet? Unconvincing CGI effects, crummy story, lousy performances ... it's got to be a contender.)"

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stop motion films by PES

21/Mar/2007

Very strange and often hilarious stop motion and old film mash-up movies. Read More...

YouTube Video: Noah takes a photo of himself every day for 6 years.

20/Nov/2006

I like a good random art project.
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Little Miss Sunshine

02/Oct/2006

The Hoover family is undeniably dysfunctional: Pop is an aspiring motivational guru, Mom's so perpetually distracted that dinner is invariably KFC, Grandpa is a heroin addict, Uncle Frank's a suicidal Proust scholar, son Dwayne is a sullen wannabe jet pilot with a passion for Nietzsche. And here they all are, in a rickety VW Camper, hurtling toward a beauty pageant that little Olive has her seven-year-old heart set upon winning. The problem is brown-haired, baby-fatted and bespectacled Olive (the exceptional Abigail Breslin), is not your typical Little Miss Sunshine contestant. A kind-hearted and thoroughly amusing rumination on modern America, the beckoning of the open road, and of course, little girls' tiaras. Read More...