Archive for the ‘Documentary’ Category
1968 Chicago and Dr. Thompson
Posted by: movingscene on: September 23, 2009
A few weeks ago I started reading the whole work of Hunter S. Thompson and I love it. The more I read, the more I found his notes to the congress of the democratic party 1968 in Chicago. I heard about the riots before, but never saw pictures of it. So I started youtube (what [...]
Old but interesting
Posted by: movingscene on: August 24, 2009
Ok, this is not the newest shit on the net, but it´s worth to remind. The discussions about the copyright, the freedom of information, the rights of artists and the big players in media business are still going on. So I decided to post the documentary about copyright again. It´s a free work and it [...]
Monterey again (not Woodstock)
Posted by: movingscene on: August 17, 2009
- In: Documentary | Music
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Ok, I wrote a few days ago, why I think Monterey was the more important rock festival of the 1960´s. During the last days there was a bombardment of woodstock music, documentation, parties, hippie shit all over the media. I even suddenly got into a “woodstock party” here in cologne. Damn. So I thought it [...]
Documentaries, in general
Posted by: movingscene on: August 8, 2009
If you come – like me – from germany, than you have the decision between two types of documentaries. The first one is produced by the public broadcasting, mostly boring stuff. Sometimes a little bit investigative, but most of the time with a very dry try of education. The other type is the “documentary” made [...]
How to build a Disneyland
Posted by: movingscene on: August 7, 2009
- In: Curios | Documentary
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As my first posting I thought this video is perfect. I´m not quite sure how I found it, but this is amazing. Even if you are not a friend of the right-wing Walt Disney, this is amazing to see. A few years ago some workers found this material, it was filmed during the construction work [...]
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