Pawel's blog.
Latest news:
| Upcoming: | | - July 3, Warsaw (write for directions). Test screening of "Passengers",
a 30 min. impression on identity. With John Rensenbrink, Mikhail
Epstein, Albert Anderson, Werner Krieglstein, John Sanbonmatsu, Ellen Hansen and others. | | - Premiere of "Red with black", a documentary on Henryk
Musialowicz, a 95 year old maestro of metaphysical
art. August 8, Mielnik - on the Polish/Belarussian border, a place of filming. (Trailer) | | - "Phenomenology of Truth" (trailer) will screen at the Philosophy Festival - Olsztyn, Poland (link) | | - A discussion about "Phenomenology of Truth" will apppear in the next issue of quarterly "Melee." | | Recent: | - Screenings of
"Phenomenology of Truth": UKSW (Warsaw Catholic University), Bocheńska
Gallery, Honorary Patronage - Embassy of Japan in Poland
| | - Completed:"What if some demon were to say...." The nietzschean Eternal Return returns! (Trailer)
| | - Marlan Warren, co-author (with Maestro Chuck Workman) of our 1995 cross-cultural documentary "Reunion", has uploaded it (Link) | | -Polish Radio interview on "Light Denied" and Nietzsche. Click to listen. |
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"LIGHT DENIED" (trailer here)
A search for "the Dionysian light"
that mixes documentary battles over the meaning of life with one
fictitious philosopher's descent into madness triggered by his study of
Friedrich Nietzsche. A 2008 production.
"It's a highly thought-provoking film which will leave you contemplating its messages for days afterward."
- Dan Pal, WDCB, College of DuPage Public
Radio
"Of
all the films I have seen on philosophy including ones by people like
Godard and Syberberg, none packs more intense images about the meaning
of philosophy into its 64 minutes than this film."
- Steve Fesenmaier, wvgazette.com Full review here.
"PHILOSOPHER'S PARADISE"
A filmmaker on a spiritual path
struggles to understand his philosopher father, who denies the
existence of God.
International Documentary Association
2004 InFACT official selection
"HERE COMES HUFFAMOOSE"
For a moment, the East Coast jam-rock
band Huffamoose was The Next Big Thing signed to Interscope Records.
One of "the greatest rock movies ever" -
Cameron Crowe in Premiere Magazine, March 2004
"RACHEL'S QUEST"
Rachel Rosenthal, through a
performance art workshop, challenges a group of young Los Angelinos to
a journey of self-discovery.
"Daunting and exhilarating."
LA Weekly
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