A short movie about mothers and daughters, inheritance, and aging. Having a daughter reach adulthood can lead to complex feelings, particularly when she resembles one’s younger self. Screened at the Chris White Gallery, Wilmington, Delaware (“Visual Fringe” juried show, fall 2010) Mother’s Day from Nancy Breslin on Vimeo.
Bill Maher is still trying to wrap his brain around the incredible phenomenon that is the 3D printer, especially the unsettling news that the first 3D-printed gun has been fired.On Friday night’s episode of “Real Time,” Maher lamented a Texas man’s first-ever plastic gun creation known as “The Liberator” and was surprised to learn that […]
Bill Maher and his guests tackle the subjects of Monsanto and GMOs, the potential prosecution of internet bullies and the Senate ignoring polling in regards to background checks. This weeks panelists included Mark Bittman, Zachary Quinto, Charles Cooke, Glenn Greenwald and Joy Reid. You can watch Overtime with Bill Maher below, courtesy of HBO: Ep. […]
We have included all 3 parts of the series for your viewing pleasure to include the campaign issue from 2012. When it was first posted on Youtube, this video was featured on Huffington Post and had 100,000+ views, but had to be taken down due to a dubious copyright claim (YouTube later changed it’s policies […]
A fascinating video from Coronet Instructional Films about Capitalism. Coronet Instructional Films were shown in American schools starting in about 1941. The company was an offshoot of Coronet Magazine, a digest-sized magazine that itself was owned by Esquire, Inc. Owner David Smart was deeply interested in visual education and the power of the film to […]