CRASS Documentary

"I never liked the music but I loved the art work."

Animal Kingdom

I saw Animal Kingdom. Its an Australian film about the Australia you do not see on the tourist advertising. Rough, gritty, brutal, direct and violent.

Signatures: A Backcountry Skiing, Snowboarding, and Telemark Film

Music: No 100 miles by Jon Swift
http://www.jonswiftmusic.com

From the orange and gold of fall to the pink cherry blossoms of spring, Signatures follows an entire winter deep in the hardwoods of Hokkaido, Japan. Deliciously deep January blower to April corn, we bring you a film about expression, and the art of riding on snow. Every turn has a personality, and every personality has its own unique style: the air, the smear, the spin, the grab, the laid-out cutback carve. Shot in vibrant HD, Signatures is 100% human powered backcountry skiing in all snow-sliding styles: board, noboard, ski, and drop-knee.

The Low Road

I turned 21 in 1990. A glorious age of music was well under way in Australia. The sweaty underbelly of what was called elsewhere grunge had been performed and consumed in the crowded share houses, squats and public bars of most major Australian cities since the mid-1980s. Bands such as The Scientists, The Beasts of Bourbon, Kim Salmon and the Surrealists, The James Baker Experience, Blue Ruin, The Hoodoo Gurus, Munroe's Fur, Lubricated Goat, THUG, Died Pretty, Box the Jesuit, Cosmic Psychos, The Butcher Shop, King Snake Roost, feedtime were just some of the brilliance around at the time.



The Beasts, Chase the Dragon


Hoodoo Gurus, Leilani


The James Baker Experience; Born to be Punched


Died Pretty: Stoneage Cinderella


Blue Ruin: Bad Gin


Monroe's Fur. Are you Running with me Jesus?


Kim Salmon and the Surrealists: Je t'aime


The Johnnys, Elvisly Yours


Venom P Stinger: 26 Milligrams


Lubricated Goat: In the Raw


Box the Jesuit. Sniffing at the Tailpipes of Hell


Cosmic Psychos; She's a Lost Cause


THUG: "Penis/Idiot Bum Lout" & "Fuck Your Dad"


The Butcher Shop: Iron Pig


King Snake Roost: Godzilla


feedtime: Love me.

Copy Shop

An original copy film

A 2001, 35mm, b/w, 12 min, sound, no dialogue

Oscar nomination best life action short

The story of a man who works in a copy shop and copies himself until he fills the whole world.

The film "Copy Shop" actually consists of nearly 18,000 photocopied digital frames, which are animated and filmed with a 35mm camera.

It won 41 international awards, won an Oscar-nomination and was shown on over 700 festivals and in many cinemas and TV channels worldwide.