Online viewing tips, 6/23.

Via Ray Pride comes news that Errol Morris has not only posted his full Believer conversation with Adam Curtis, but also that wonderful "Academy Awards Movie."

Also: "On CNN's 'BlogBuzz,' the newsreader adopts a patronizing tone toward 15-year-old Alabaman Ava Lowery, whose short, WWJD?, ties quotations about faith and the singing of 'Jesus Loves Me' to images of bloodied and broken Iraqi children."

Andrew at Lucid Screening: "Dylan Bergeson's debut documentary, This Body is a Prison, shot on video over four months, captures the reality of Palestinians' lives under Israeli occupation. In one short hour, it manages to convey existence in a world where complexity is denied by violence, where everyday life is a struggle, and yet, through that struggle, art and education persist."

A little browsing, a little viewing: A gallery, an interview and a diary: Mike Figgis in Cannes; also via Movie City News, the trailer for Paris je t'aime and Danny Boyle introduces a first peek at Sunshine.

Drew Hemment talks with Conrad Chase, proprietor of the Baja Beach Club and "surrogate front man for VeriChip's human RFID implants."

The Norman Rockwell Code. Via The Crime in Your Coffee.

Grady Hendrix has a trailer for you: "Forget slickness, forget cleanliness, forget kindness. Dog Bite Dog is like swallowing a handful of broken glass."

Françoise Hardy: "Tous les garçons et les filles," at Rashomon.

Three clips from the Yorkshire Film Archive at DVblog.

Google Video spotlights Moving Pictures Magazine.

Slate, currently celebrating its 10th anniversary, revives Tim Noah's piece on Harry Shearer's Face Time.

Pitchfork's "100 Awesome Music Videos," via everywhere, but let's say Fimoculous.

Trailers for Branagh Vishal Bhardwaj's Omkara, a Bollywood version of Othello. Via Todd at Twitch.

Online viewing tip for July 6, 7 and 8. The Influencers.

Posted by dwhudson at June 23, 2006 4:30 PM