Dave Mossop & JP Auclair Make a dope showing for ALL I CAN

JP Auclair Street Segment (from All.I.Can.) from Sherpas Cinema on Vimeo.

Above is a segment from the film/project titled: All I Can.
...An unparalleled cinematic experience: All.I.Can is a stunning exploratory essay that compares the challenges of big mountain skiing to the challenges of global climate change. Shot on 6 continents over 2 years, the world’s best skiers deliver inspirational performances while ground-breaking cinematography expands our vision of the natural world.

I'm showing this saturday Feb. 13th

check me out this saturday:
i will be showing at all these location.. pretty crazy huh :-D

February 13th 2010-

Auteur Explosion XIII "Lucky Thirteen" festival @ Cinema Paradiso
503 SE 6th ST.
Fort Lauderdale, FL. 33301
9pm-1am
(i will be here from 9 to 12)



Wemerge presents: Merged show
Buena Vista Building
180 NE 39th St., Suite 120
miami (design district)
7pm - 10pm
(i will be here from 7 to 8)



Valentine's Masquerade Event
7300 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, Fl
10pm - 3am
(I will be here after 12:30)

the machine girl - mega cheesy -mega awesome!

So I just checked this movie out and I must say it's a masterpiece of corny, cheesy, gory, violence, action, and comedy all wrapped up in one. Shot in a style that shares the same vein as films like Shoot em up, Planet Terror, The Troma Ville films, and other B-rated movies such as The Ice cream Man (no connection to the Master P film), and Killer Clowns From Outerspace... the the film takes you on a ride as lead character Ami Hyuga does battle with schoolmates, their parents, and a local Yakuza family all in the name of vengence for the murder of her bullied brother.

Definitely geared to those that don't wanna overthink a movie and just have fun. Check out the trailer below (don't worry the dvd also has an english option for those that don't wanna read subtitles):

RocknRolla

Guy Ritchie's newest movie... saw it last night... This one is FIRE, you definitely gotta check it out.
you will definitely love it!

Check out the official website for trailers and other info.

Up the Yangtze

So I just returned from seeing the documentary "Up the Yangtze" at Cinema Paradiso in downtown Ft. Lauderdale , I'd definitely recommend that you check it out... here is some info I got from spout.com:

Yung Chang’s documentary Up the Yangtze had the honor of being the first sale at a Sundance that has turned out to be a rather quiet marketplace. The film explores the area of the Yangtze River currently being flooded by the Three Gorges Dam, the largest hydroelectric project in the world. As millions are being displaced by rising waters, luxury ships known as “farewell cruises” tour the coastal areas soon to be submerged. Chang’s film follows two young employees on once such boat, as they navigate the difficulties of working their first jobs, set against the back ground of a rapidly changing China.

click below:

Here's an interview with the director

The Film Website & Trailers