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The Antisocial Network: Memes to Mayhem
April Movie Preview (2024) Keith Kimbell The month ahead will bring new films from Alex Garland, Luca Guadagnino, Dev Patel, and more. To help you plan your moviegoing options, our editors have selected the most notable films releasing in April 2024, listed in alphabetical order.
Feels Good Man. 2020. By Giorgio Angelini and Arthur Jones
Virtual Cinema screenings are available exclusively to MoMA members. Not a member? Join today and start watching. Feels Good Man. 2020. USA. By Giorgio Angelini and Arthur Jones. 92 min. Just how a laid-back cartoon frog became an icon of the alt-right is the subject of this astonishing Sundance-prize-winning documentary.
The Contenders 2020 | MoMA
Online Virtual Cinema screenings are available exclusively to MoMA members. Not a member? Join today and start watching. Every year there are films that resonate far beyond a theatrical release—if they manage to find their way to a commercial screen at all—or film festival appearance. Their significance can be attributed to a variety of factors, from structure to subject matter to language, but these films are united in their lasting impact on the cinematic art form.
Official Trailer | REPRESENT | PBS
Local elections, especially those in smaller cities in Middle America, are often overlooked by national media, even though the dynamics at play can mirror — and even predict — the ebb and flow of America’s large-scale political landscape. Represent follows three women running for office in the heart of the Midwest leading up to the 2018 midterm elections, as they take on entrenched local political networks and fight to reshape politics on their own terms.
Official Trailer | FEELS GOOD MAN | PBS
availablepublic20842https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/feels-good-man-trailer/3046771148cove20842Trailer | Feels Good ManPepe the Frog’s surreal journey from mellow cartoon character to registered hate symbol.Feels Good Man is the story of how artist Matt Furie, creator of a once-benign comic character named Pepe the Frog, fought an uphill battle to reclaim his iconic creation from those who turned it into a symbol of hate.
Feels Good Man (2020)
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Feels Good Man (2020)
6 wins & 8 nominations. See more awards » Edit Cast Credited cast: Matt Furie ... Self - Artist, Creator of Pepe the Frog Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Robert Barnes ... Self - Attorney, InfoWars (archive footage) Samantha Bee ... Self - Full Frontal With Samantha Bee (archive footage) Jeremy Blackburn ... Self Susan Blackmore ... Self - Psychologist and Memetist Matt Braynard ... Self - Executive Director, Look Ahead America Hillary Clinton ... Self (archive footage) Stephen Colbert ...
PIPE DREAMS | Talented Young Pipe Organists Compete | PBS
Film Credits A Film by Stacey Tenenbaum Co-CreatorVan Royko, CSC Co-Directors Christina Clark Van Royko, CSC Director of Photography Pierre-Etienne Bordeleau Editor Howard Goldberg Original Music by Tim Rideout Line ProducerSergeo Kirby Sound Designer and Supervisor Michel Gauvin Sound ConsultantEmory Murchison Sound Mix Michel Gauvin Dialogue Editor Marie-Eve Livernoche Sound Effects Editing Bruno Ouelette Additional Camera Van Royko, CSC Zacherie Fay Sergeo Kirby Sound Emory Murchison Lynne...
Won't You Be My Neighbor? | Mister Rogers Documentary on Independent Lens PBS
He gave us the most precious gift of all: the courage to be kind. For over thirty years, American children grew up watching Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood on PBS. Mister Rogers offered a calm and stable presence, tackling life's weightiest issues in a simple, direct way. Won't You Be My Neighbor? reflects on Fred Rogers’ legacy of kindness, and the profound and lasting effect his innovative approach to television had on millions of children.
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availablepublic17661https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/videos/dawnland/3016082871cove17661DawnlandWatch this film up to November 30th.Dawnland reveals the untold story of Indigenous child removal in the United States through the first government-endorsed truth and reconciliation commission in the nation, tasked with investigating the devastating impact of Maine’s child welfare practices on Native American communities.2020-11-06 21:00publish2020-12-04 02:59:59December 4, 2020disabledhidefalse...
How much is your home really worth? Re-evaluating the American Dream, ten years after the 2008 housing crisis
In May 2010, in the depths of the housing crisis, I was awarded a grant to photograph a collection of abandoned developments Inland Empire, California. With the mortgage market at a standstill and stocks creeping up from record lows, it seemed there weren’t many buyers for these brand new 5,000 square foot homes.
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