Crossbow: short film written and directed by David Michôd
Prior to his feature length debut, Animal Kingdom, David Michôd wrote and directed Crossbow, one of my favorite short films of all time: ‘A kid. His mum and dad. The sex and drugs. And the boy next door who watched the whole thing unravel’. Crossbow is a nervy coming of age, with one of the most inspiring final moments I’ve ever seen.
Tagged: Animal Kingdom, David Michôd
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Acid Dancer: a new photo essay by Paul Kwiatkowski
Acid Dancer is a new editorial by writer and photographer, Paul Kwiatkowski. It is currently featured in the We Don’t Care issue of C-Heads Magazine. Acid Dancer is an excerpt from his upcoming novel and photo essay, And Every Day Was Overcast. It reads in part: ‘On the other side of Nicole’s door I heard the soft throb of trance music. I stopped short of knocking to breath in. I allowed a collection of scents — Aquanet hairspray, clove cigarette smoked, gas station incense—to settle in my lungs. Combined with Nicole’s feminine scent, I thought of an ocean I’d like to drown in’.

The Obese: a new satire by Nick Antosca

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Damien Lafargue is a French photographer living and working in Paris. He is the co-founder and member of the photography collective, Get The Picture. His personal work is meditative yet possesses a striking concentration on the subtle humor often overlooked in modern life. Read more
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