Reads tagged with “film”

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Reads tagged with “film”

What Goethe has to do with pioneering animation.

Inside the mind of a musser, or what crude maps of the imagination have to do with the seven of diamonds.

A whimsical cinematic children’s book for grown-ups.

Human bodies + human brains = human nature.

An anatomical tour of the Internet by way of 60 Hudson Street, a nondescript epicenter of global data traffic.

‘A magical display of the problem of life in the labyrinth of time.’

Befriending the Grim Reaper, or what Swiss sunshine has to do with the ultimate personal freedom.

Education meets entertainment in experimental animation, or what Big Bird has to do with the dawn of computing.

“Life is about the people you meet and the things you create with them.”

Recentering lessons in idealism for journalism 2.0 from the golden age of journalism 1.0.

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