102 - The Moon’s Milk

Seven and a half years in the making, The Moon's Milk is an entirely handmade stop motion animated short about a time when the moon was close enough to be reached by ladder. Narrated by Tom Waits, the film chronicles the last expedition of Captain Millipede and his crew to harvest the milk seeping from the craters. The action take place between the gravities of two heavenly bodies, which further complicates the attraction between the characters. Longing, missed signals, and mishaps lead to the enchantment of the heavens with music.

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101 - Moby 'In This World'

100 - Moby - Love Of Strings 2013 (HD)

99 - La légende du Manolo

Regarder La légende de Manolo (2014) en ligne VF et VOSTFR.
Synopsis: Le jeune Manolo est tiraillé entre les attentes de sa famille et ce vers quoi son cœur le porte.
Avant de choisir de s’engager sur une voie, il embarque pour une incroyable aventure, qui le conduit dans trois mondes fantastiques, où il lui faudra affronter ses plus grandes peurs.

98 - Made in France - ESMA

97 - Moby & The Void Pacific Choir - Are You Lost In The World Like Me?

96 - Happiness

Happiness from Steve Cutts on Vimeo.

95 - Sharif Hamza: Horse Play

Sharif Hamza: Horse Play

A cinematic look at equestrian vaulting.

The balletic grace of half a dozen gymnasts on horseback is captured in Sharif Hamza’s elegant film We Vault. Written by Laura Albert, aka the writer behind the infamous JT LeRoy pseudonym, Hamza’s sun-dappled short pays homage to the refined skill of equestrian vaulting. Having documented daredevil motocross riders and a professional rowing team, today’s film again showcases the director’s ability to capture the transcendent beauty and elegance of any sport. In true Hamza style, a strong fashion narrative is present, with custom body suits featuring alongside pieces by Thomas Tait and Anthony Vaccarello.

94 - Limber Up: Shake It Off

Limber Up: Shake It Off

High-fashion endurance from America’s Olympic gymnast hopefuls

A trio of teenage gymnasts trade the gym for Los Angeles’ Angels Gate Park Center in Lift Up, which follows their bid to be part of the USA’s 2016 Olympics team. “I've always been a big fan of rhythmic gymnastics and I used to practice the sport as a kid,” says Buenos Aires-born, New York-based director Agostina Gálvez, who wanted to bring out the hypnotizing element of Nastasya Generalova, Aliya Protto and Gabrielle Lowenstein’s routines. “The geometry of the location plays well with the gymnasts’ bodies, and also with the apparatus they use when they perform.”

93 - PASTEL

A visual piece by the creators of True Skin.
Director: Stephan Zlotescu (stephanzlotescu@gmail.com)
Cinematographer: H1 (info@H1FILMS.com)
Produced by: Carlo Trulli, Stephan Zlotescu
Associate Producers: H1, Vlad Caprini

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