On the 15th of September, Polish metal superstars Behemoth gave us a brand new official video for the title track of their epic album The Satanist.
It was directed by our very own Andrzej Dragan. It’s weird and utterly dislocating.
Occupied VR Talks Power of Virtual Reality
“Virtual reality is like learning to walk again. You’re opening your eyes and you’re seeing the world and it’s different, it’s bright, it’s new,” says J.Lee Williams, VR director at Occupied VR.
“It’s like a holodeck. If anyone’s ever seen Star Trek, it’s like that. You step into a new place and be wherever you want to be, do whatever you want to do,” explains Blair Renaud VR developer at Occupied VR.
Teaser de la nouvelle série Le Clan du réalisateur Jim Donovan
“Deux histoires parallèles s’entrecroisent dans la nouvelle série de Joanne Arsenau réalisée par Jim Donovan.
D’un côté, Jean-François Gagnon mène une vie paisible avec sa famille dans une petite municipalité du Québec; de l’autre on retrouve un père et ses fils sur le point de quitter une prison du Nouveau-Brunswick…
Et si les deux histoires étaient liées?”
La série, produite par Productions Casablanca, sera en ondes à Radio-Canada cet automne.
Gilles Brien signe Les baromètres humains : comment la météo nous influence
En librairie le 2 septembre.
Fantasia Film Festival 2015 Top 5
Fantasia is drawing to a close and we thought we would put a quick, and utterly arbitrary, list of our favorite moments.
– Body, Mind, Change: the David Cronenberg Virtual Reality Experience by J.Lee Williams from Occupied VR.
– Turbo Kid, Laurence Leboeuf is truly awesome in this.
– Fantasia fans at the Hall Theatre… up there with the loudest rock n’ roll crowd. It’s quite possible Fantasia Film Festival is a North American treasure…
– Cop Car, the Kevin Bacon produced indie film is quite tight and particularly well executed, especially the direction of the two young stars. It is B-Movie gold. Festival director Mitch Davis’s live interview with Bacon during the Q&A is also worthy of note.
– And the sick and spectacular manga inspired Attack on Titan, which serves up a non-stop climax for the eyes.