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INSMED | UNBREAKABLE
For exclusive Making of >>> follow us on instagram đ instagram.com/roofstudionyc/ âUnbreakableâ is the story of Barbara the Bunny. When she begins to persistently cough, âQuality Controlâ at the toy factory labels her âdefective,â and so her search for treatment … Continue reading
DAY RELEASE (FREIGANG) (2019)
Original title: FREIGANG Mid-length feature film (35 min.) Director: Martin Winter Screenplay: Sebastian Schmidl Producer: Victoria Herbig & Sebastian Schmidl D.O.P.: Aram Baroian Cast Anna Suk Christopher Legedza Birgit Linauer Patrick Schmidl Daniela Zacherl Plot summary: Single mother Kathi receives … Continue reading
Why Belgium Has The Worldâs Best Fries | Food Secrets Ep. 2
For Belgians, fries are holy, something you shouldn’t mess with. You might think: what can go wrong when deep frying potato sticks? Quite a few things. First of all: don’t call it French Fries, at least not when in Belgium. … Continue reading
Running into WILD POLAR BEARS in Canada!
Filmed in October before the travel ban, and I had the most incredible experience with the polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada. If you ever get the chance to go up North, you have to go! You won’t regret it. … Continue reading
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48hrs on VIA Rail’s MOST NORTHERN TRAIN in Canada
VIA Rail in Canada has a number of Adventure Routes, and this train heads straight north from Winnipeg to Churchill, Manitoba, also known as the Polar Bear Capital of the World. Watch Part 2 and our Polar Bear tours here: … Continue reading
What is: Brutalism?
ne might consider Brutalism as the âmarmiteâ of architectural history: it is a style that is systematically loathed and revered. HRH Prince Charles once compared one of the icons of Brutalism, Britainâs National Theatre, to a nuclear power station. A … Continue reading
FedEx Shipping Damage Creates Fractured Artworks
Since 2007, artist Walead Beshty has been cleverly using FedExâs shipping infrastructure to create a series of artworks. He constructs glass objects that fit exactly into FedExâs shipping boxes and then ships them to galleries and museums without any protection against … Continue reading
Photorealistic Figures Embody Childhood Wonder in Dreamy Murals by Lula Goce
From New York City to Azerbaijan to Kristianstad, Sweden, artist Lula Goce transforms blank walls into ethereal artworks that illustrate childlike wonder and growth. Her murals merge photorealistic renderings of adolescent subjects with otherworldly surroundings: plumes of flowers and vines … Continue reading
Gravity Energy Storage : A very uplifting technology!
Gravity energy storage is not actually a new concept. We’ve been doing it with pumped hydro for more than a century. But that’s very expensive to build and needs an awful lot of space. Now though, two new companies have … Continue reading
Free As In Frequent Flyer Miles | Kottke
Buried deep within Jamie Lauren Keilesâ NY Times article about frequent flyer miles and The Points Guy is this economic observation: A major reason points-and-miles trips exist is because airlines turn a more stable profit by minting their own currencies … Continue reading
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