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Helloooooo Brotherman – a real superhero for today’s generation

EntertainmentMedia

4 months ago

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Black Super Heroes are few and far between. this weekend in ATL;  a Black Super Hero takes the stage, to the delight of anime fans everywhere. "Brotherman the Dictator of Discipline" Check Out this interview with the Brothermen Behind Brotherman. 

this was filmed in the early 90's as Brotherman was  introduced on CBS News   -

This is  Part.1




Part.2




The Black Man Film Festival will be Presenting a talk with the authors and designers of Brotherman; as well as special clips from the upcoming film release -  "Brotherman the Dictator of Discipline"

for those of you who don't know about Brotherman, he's been around in the comic book realm for quite a while. he is the brainchild of a talented group of African American artists and cartoonists. 

Brotherman is an Assistant District Attorney in Big City by Day; and a Crime Fighter by night. quite a combination for a Blackman. The Storylines and lessons metted out by Brotherman are life enriching examples of Good vs. Evil.
Today's Short Chat with Brother Yemi focuses on the History of the Festival and of course Brotherman and his creators.
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BROTHERMAN: DICTATOR OF DISCIPLINE
Directed by Dawud Anyabwile

A profile of the Black comics hero. Created by Dawud Anyabwile and his brother Guy A. Sims. With independent sales of 750,000 books, "Brotherman" is shattering stereotypes of Black people and inspiring a generation of young Black artists and entreprenuers to pursue their dreams in comics and animation.

Comics Showcase - 30 mins


Remember When Brotherman Was Introduced On the Arsenio Hall Show in 1990?
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London On Screen

EntertainmentMedia

9 months ago

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Four young Londoners have decided to combine their love for London and film by launching the London On Film Festival. Taking place at The Lexi Cinema from the 16th to the 21st of June, this is a chance to explore London's personality on film, looking deep into its dark underbelly and back into its gritty past, while at the same time celebrating its cultural diversity and unique atmosphere. We want to show that London on screen can be just as romantic as Paris, as beautiful as Rome, and as vibrant as New York.

Each day is centred around a different theme and screenings are served up with a mix of directorial Q&As, informed speakers, food, live music and performance to create truly unique Londoncentric events.  Films include the fantastic new release "Telstar" introduced by the film's director, rare unseen gems from the BFI archive and Stephen Frear's challenging "Dirty Pretty Things", as well as the much-loved "Oliver!" (with optional singing along!)  London's own reggae scene is documented in the 1980 film "Babylon", and cutting edge documentaries are represented by films such as "What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day?" and "Finisterre". 

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Cannes Film Festival 1946-2009

EntertainmentMedia

10 months ago

 

official website

The Cannes Film Festival (French: le Festival de Cannes), founded in 1946, is the world's most influential and prestigious film festival[1], as well as one of the oldest. The private festival is held annually (usually in the month of May) at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès, in the resort town of
Cannes, in the south of France.

The 61st Annual Cannes Film Festival was held 14—25 May 2008. The 62nd edition started on 13 May and will end on 24 May. The President of the Jury is French actress Isabelle Huppert.

 

OFofFICIAL SELECTION

Details on all films selected in Competition, at Un Certain Regard, Out of Competition, in Special Screenings and at the Cinéfondation.

JUJuRIES

Information on the different Juries: for Feature Films, for the Cinéfondation and shorts, for Un Certain Regard and for the Caméra d'Or.

202009 AWARDS

List of films awarded prizes at the Closing Award Ceremony the 24th May 2009.

ARAROUND THE SELECTION

Cinema Masterclass, Cannes Classics and all the events of the Festival de Cannes

THTHE DAILY

All of the event's news covered hour by hour by the Daily's team of journalists.

About Cannes:

 

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Mac20Q Podcast 80 Tyler Weaver

TechnologyComputers

2 months ago

Tyler fell into making movies with the help of his grandad and a diversion from music. Visuality seems to be in the family with his dad being a photo journalist. he agrees that it is great to watch movies with a critical eye and analyse what you see so that you can easily jump in and start to create visual art because you understand how it works and specifically in this case the language of movie.

I watched some of Tylers' work and he like to use antique films as can be seen in The Fourteen Minute Gap and also in ‘Il Mio Canto Libero’. He has experience with working with non profit organisations. So working as a indie film guy that will be an advantage, unless he gets lucky and a movie goes viral. Which can happen.

there is ‘Gather Round the Mic’ which is broken up into parts and available on Vimeo.
For more than 10 hours on a sultry Cleveland night, in a bar roughly the size of a small two-bedroom apartment and on a “stage” cordoned off by tables and place marked with an Oriental rug, musicians from all over the world played and sang their hearts out.

there is Gather ‘Round the Mic’ which is broken up into parts and available on Vimeo.

For more than 10 hours on a sultry Cleveland night, in a bar roughly the size of a small two-bedroom apartment and on a “stage” cordoned off by tables and place marked with an Oriental rug, musicians from all over the world played and sang their hearts out.

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Helloooooo Brotherman - a real superhero for today\'s generation

World AffairsPolitics & Opinions

4 months ago

Thursday
Image by jakedobkin via Flickr
Black Super Heroes are few and far between. this weekend in ATL;  a Black Super Hero takes the stage, to the delight of anime fans everywhere. "Brotherman the Dictator of Discipline" Check Out this interview with the Brothermen Behind Brotherman.  this was filmed in the early 90's as Brotherman was  introduced on CBS News   - This is  Part.1 Part.2 The Black Man Film Festival will be Presenting a talk with the authors and designers of Brotherman; as well as special clips from the upcoming film release -  "Brotherman the Dictator of Discipline" for those of you who don't know about Brotherman, he's been around in the comic book realm for quite a while. he is the brainchild of a talented group of African American artists and cartoonists.  Brotherman is a District Attorney by Day and a Crime Fighter by night. quite a combination for a Blackman. The Storylines and lessons metted out by Brotherman are life enriching examples of Good vs. Evil.
Today's Short Chat with Brother Yemi focuses on the History of the Festival and of course Brotherman and his creators.
brotherman12noonBROTHERMAN: DICTATOR OF DISCIPLINEDirected by Dawud Anyabwile A profile of the Black comics hero. Created by Dawud Anyabwile and his brother Guy A. Sims. With independent sales of 750,000 books, "Brotherman" is shattering stereotypes of Black people and inspiring a generation of young Black artists and entreprenuers to pursue their dreams in comics and animation. Comics Showcase - 30 mins
Remember When Brotherman Was Introduced On the Arsenio Hall Show in 1990?
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