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This Friday, January 1, 2 pm, Soy & Sake @ 47 7th Ave S (at Commerce St) in New York’s West Village. Open to anyone who is into Free Culture, Free Software, Free Speech, Intellectual Freedom, anti-censorship, etc. Continue reading Frunch – the Free Culture Lunch #5 (Blue Moon Edition) Woo! New showtimes – Click on the time to purchase tickets for a screening. Wed, Dec 30 at: 11:10 AM, 12:45 PM, 2:40 PM, 4:40 PM, 6:40 PM, 8:35 PM, 10:25 PM Continue reading Sita held over at IFC; now playing through January 5. A lil’ illustrated essay by Nina Paley – keep reading I. VACUUMS How peculiar, then, that his works showed up in Europe in the 16th Century, rather than ancient Egypt or Sumeria or Persia, or in the Lascaux Caves. How “original” was Michaelangelo? He used … Continue reading The Cult of Originality And the little Free Culture Activist that could, too: T-shirt available here. Come see the movie! It closes Dec. 31. Continue reading The Little Movie That Could Sita Sings the Blues plays for one week at New York’s IFC Film Center, Dec. 25-31. This is a real theatrical run, with 7 or 8 screenings a day. I’ll be doing Q & A’s at the 8:25 pm shows most (possibly all) nights. Tickets online! Continue reading FINALLY! Sita in NY Dec. 25-31 This Friday, December 18, 2 pm, Soy & Sake @ 47 7th Ave S (at Commerce St) in New York’s West Village. Open to anyone who is into Free Culture, Free Software, Free Speech, Intellectual Freedom, anti-censorship, etc. Continue reading Free Culture Lunch #3 Finally the Sita IFC Film Center page is up. Tickets go on sale Monday Dec. 21. We begged them to do it sooner, but you’ll have to wait until Monday! Continue reading Sita @IFC NY, Dec-25-31 Bill Cheswick prints entire films – I’m talkin’ every single frame of the film – on giant rolls of paper. Because Sita is open licensed, he was able to make cool new art with it without my permission, but he gave me this 30-foot-long print anyway! From Cheswick’s site: Continue reading Bill Cheswick’s New Way to See Movies UPDATE: high res video file now on archive.org. This is a “draft” of our (my and QuestionCopyright.org’s) first Minute Meme. A draft because the audio track is a placeholder, and we’re eager to hear what all you musicians out there can do with it. Also a draft because we need to make a fancier, more … Continue reading Minute Meme #1: Copying Is Not Theft OK, this isn’t exactly hate mail – in fact it’s kind of adorable in its sincere incoherence. (I still get entertaining hate mail from time to time, but don’t publish it because I know the writers just want attention. This, however, is so perfect I couldn’t resist.) Vijaybhan writes: Sister naina ji Continue reading An ideal hate mail That’s all I know so far – a multiple-shows-a-day run of Sita Sings the Blues at New York’s IFC Film Center, starting Dec. 25 (aka “Chrismas) and closing Dec. 31 (aka “New Year’s Eve”). More info like exact screening times and how to buy tickets coming soon. Mark your calendars! Tell your friends! Help … Continue reading Sita NYC Theatrical Run Dec. 25-31, IFC Center More of this artist’s really cool short films here. Via Ken Shan. Continue reading Evelien Lohbeck “What’s stopping ME from selling ‘Sita’ DVDs and merch?” I usually get this question from slightly shocked artists and filmmakers after Sita Sings the Blues talks. I’m not stopping them, and the law isn’t stopping them. Yet for some reason, they don’t go out and sell Sita merch once they know this. Why? Continue reading What’s stopping you? Yes I do! Most indie filmmakers I talk to complain about distributors and “middlemen,” but they’re missing the real problem. Middlemen – publishers, distributors, resellers – can do excellent work. The problem is not middlemen; it’s monopolies. So many middlemen insist on monopolies, we’ve forgotten we don’t need to grant them. They say that without … Continue reading I <3 Middlemen This Friday, December 11, 2 pm, Soy & Sake @ 47 7th Ave S (at Commerce St) in New York’s West Village. Open to anyone who is into Free Culture, Free Software, Free Speech, Intellectual Freedom, anti-censorship, etc. Continue reading Frunch: the Free Culture Lunch, #2 |
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