Two women meet online, become friends, decide to start a project (A Year of Mornings: 3191 Miles Apart) and post a picture from their morning every day for a year. The results are fascinating — next to each other, the pictures form a bigger picture, like a visual dialogue. Stephanie Congdon Barnes and Maria Alexandra Vettese had so much fun, they did the same thing again for another year, this time with evenings instead of mornings. And really, why not?

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Pixel is a 22-year-old small-town blogger. Everyone can read about him and his friends online. His blog Pixelschatten used to be the hippest thing in town, but now the local fame has faded away. His friends go to college, have new friends and interests, and his girlfriend Suse is irritated by the private issues revealed on the blog. When Pixel realizes that everyone but him is moving on, he changes all their lives with just one post.

Pixelschatten is a unique cinematic experience, a quirky, melancholic, yet warm and funny portrait of the ‘generation Internet’, mixing the first-person point of you aesthetics of Enter The Void with the zeitgeist of The Social Network. But this time it’s not about the greedy entrepreneurs behind a moneymaking machine, it’s about the people that spend their everyday life online. It’s about you. And the spoilers for your life.

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A new experimental online game is taking the Facebook experience to a whole new level. META Assassins, a tournament-based assassination game, makes use of a downloadable plugin to detect browser activity and, in turn, triggers shootouts when your assigned ‘target’ lands on the same page. This concept game also features real jobs, like Streetview Surveillance and Dead Drops, where real drops are placed in your city for a fellow player to retrieve in exchange for game cash.

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Film director Harmony Korine (Gummo, Trash Humpers) is working on a new film called God’s Joke. This time his film will be financed by crowd-funding through Cinema Reloaded, a project hosted by the International Film Festival Rotterdam.

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