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Wholphin No. 15 is now available! — featuring the Duplass Brothers celebrating friendship, Selma Blair and Jeremy Davies celebrating an awkward romance, a lonely fox and a mysterious rabbit, a couple who eat each other’s pain, and the world’s first love competition!
The Current Issue
11 films. 2 hours, 40 mins
Buy Issue No. 15
Wholphin No. 15 features the Duplass Brothers celebrating friendship, Selma Blair and Jeremy Davies celebrating an awkward romance, the haunting prequel to the indie-hit Martha Marcy May Marlene, Antonio Campos' Cannes-winning Buy It Now, a couple who eat each other's pain, Jonathan Lisecki's Gayby, and seven contestants going neuron-to-neuron in a love competition!
Inside Issue No. 15
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Gayby
Short Film, USA
Directed by Jonathan Lisecki
12:00 minutes -
Tord and Tord
Animated Short, Sweden
Directed by Niki Lindroth Von Bahr
11:00 minutes -
Buy It Now
Short Film, USA
Directed by Antonio Campos
34:00 minutes -
Mary Last Seen
Short Film, USA
Directed by Sean Durkin
14:00 minutes -
Animal Love
Short Film, USA
Directed by Mollie Jones
16:00 minutes -
How To Rid Your Lover of a Negative Emotion Caused by You!
Short Film, Canada
Directed by Nadia Litz
15:00 minutes -
Kevin
Documentary, USA
Directed by Jay Duplass
37:00 minutes -
The Love Competition
Original Wholphin Short, USA
Directed by Brent Hoff
12:00 minutes -
Heliotropes
Short Film, USA
Directed by Michael Langan
3:10 minutes -
Shrine of Santa Muerte
Documentary Excerpt, USA/Ireland
Directed by Carter Gunn & Ross McDonnell
4:00 minutes -
B-Flat
Art Film, USA/Japan
Directed by Adam Frelin
4:30 minutes
The Wholphin Blog
Pendulumic Harmony
From the Harvard Natural Sciences Demonstrations team:
Fifteen uncoupled simple pendulums of monotonically increasing lengths dance together to produce visual traveling waves, standing waves, beating, and (seemingly) random motion.
Prepare to be mesmerized!
From Discoveries / posted by Malcolm Pullinger
Shrink Inside a Cell
This is a finalist in the “Best of the Labby 2012 Multimedia Awards”
The awards are for the best multimedia video or photographed lab work and the winners get a $100 Amazon gift card. All entries must be created with funding from an individual or single research grant (no entries created with funding from a corporation or research institution accepted). All videos must be 10 minutes or less, and all entries must relate to the life sciences. Entries are judged on scientific content, concept/originality, entertainment value, and production quality.
This finalist, Nanoplanet HD, makes almost no sense but is extremely captivating to watch, because it’s about some sort of cell behaviors that are probably happening in all our bodies right this second. It has no comments on Vimeo yet, probably because it leaves minds too blown to question anything.
From Films / posted by Malcolm Pullinger
Film, Technology, and Love
If you happen to be near Silicon Valley this weekend, be sure to head over to Palo Alto and check out the Palo Alto Int’l Film Festival.
Featuring a slate of films which explore the convergence of art and technology (including our own short doc The Love Competition), the festival will be a weekend long celebration of film and innovation. The events include a series of talks on emerging film technologies, from groundbreaking animation techniques to the future of distribution.
Watch the Edweard Muybridge-inspired festival trailer here…
In related news, we are thrilled and honored to announce that The Love Competition has won a Special Jury Prize at the Port Townsend Film Festival. Thank you Pacific Northwesterners!
From Events / posted by Malcolm Pullinger