Yeah, yeah I just told you about this on Monday but I have video to share now! Ageless Wisdom from Michelle Jones on Vimeo. Congregation Adath Jeshurun is proud to premiere a documentary video highlighting the stories of our members 80 years of age and older. The video, with an original sound track, highlights the [...]
Continue reading...16. April 2012
It’s no secret that I enjoy spending time with older folks. Their observations, their memories, their wisdom and their stories enrich the world in so many ways. True story: the highlight of my week, every week, is Thursday morning breakfast with the world’s greatest 101 year old (he’ll be 102 in October!). So I’m really [...]
Continue reading...13. April 2012
Bicycling for Louisville has teamed up with Wild and Woolly video for a full evening of fun centering around bicycles next Wednesday night April 18 at their annual meeting. Our annual meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. Green Screen Louisville will be on hand to take pictures, so come looking great! If you are a new [...]
Continue reading...5. April 2012
Monkey Mocha Fantastique is a short film that was shot at Louisville’s own Sunergos coffee so it’s only natural that it should be having a premier there. From what I can gather it’s a comedy about a love triangle involving two baristas and a girlfriend. What I know for certain though is that the poster [...]
Continue reading...4. April 2012
The Trilliquin Center has moved their movie night to Thursdays starting this Thursday, April 5, 2012. They’ll be showing a film called The Dhamma Brothers which has the most interesting description of any documentary I’ve heard about in a long time: An overcrowded, violent maximum-security prison, the end of the line in Alabama’s prison system, [...]
Continue reading...28. March 2012
Brick and Mortar and Love, a feature length documentary about ear X-tacy, its cultural significance on both Louisville and independent music stores, has what I think is its Louisville debut next Saturday night, April 7, 2012. Brick and Mortar and Love follows the story of John Timmons, owner of the legendary record store ear X-tacy, [...]
Continue reading...28. February 2012
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Right before the Super Bowl I told you about The Trilliquin Center’s movie night, in case the Super Bowl wasn’t your thing. Turns out their movie night is a regular thing. They show an interesting documentary, give you free popcorn and raise money for charity. That’s a pretty good way to spend an evening I [...]
Continue reading...27. February 2012
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As far as I can tell this screening of the documentary “Out of Cordoba” at UofL tomorrow evening is free and open to the public. The film explores two fascinating figures and a unique period of religious co-existence. The filmmaker will be on hand for a discussion following the film. OUT OF CORDOBA is a [...]
Continue reading...17. February 2012
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Super super late notice but if you don’t already have plans for Sunday evening and you’re at all interested in the urban farming movement I think you should head over to Eiderdown at 7PM for a screening of “Truck Farm.” TRUCK FARM tells a thoughtful yet comedic story of a new generation of American farmers [...]
Continue reading...6. February 2012
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Film producer and former (currently part time?) Louisville resident John Paul Rice’s new film will be shown at 2PM on Saturday February 18 at the Clifton Center as part of the 4th Annual Derby City Film Festival. ‘MOTHER’S RED DRESS’ is a tragic love story/psychological drama that deals with the effects of child abuse, mental [...]
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18. April 2012
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