Cover page to the original Miami Connectionscreenplay from 1986 under its original title ”Escape From Miami”.
Download a free 105-page PDF of the entire script right here. And you can also watch Miami Connection right here.
The original screenplay to Miami Connection!? Awesome.
“Cinema is a specificity of vision. It’s an approach in which everything matters. It’s the polar opposite of generic or arbitrary and the result is as unique as a signature or a fingerprint. It isn’t made by a committee, and it isn’t made by a company, and it isn’t made by the audience. It means that if this filmmaker didn’t do it, it either wouldn’t exist at all, or it wouldn’t exist in anything like this form.”
Giving artists the freedom to create their work without restrictions? Yup, we can sign up for that.
DOIN’ IT IN THE PARK brings you to center court of the NYC street basketball scene - a long tradition of neighborhood parks, music, smack talk, big dunks, and good old-fashioned camaraderie.
If New York City is the Mecca of pick-up ball, this doc is your perfect cultural guide. You can now buy DOIN’ IT IN THE PARK directly from the filmmakers.
Ina May Gaskin is a quietly badass midwife challenging how we think about maternity care. BIRTH STORY highlights her daily commitment to the knowledge and power of modern midwives, one birth at a time.
Is this movie just for pregnant ladies? Nope. BIRTH STORY is for me, you, and every womb we know.
HANDS ON A HARDBODY is a 1997 documentary-turned-cult-classic about a small town competition for a brand new “Hardbody” pickup truck. Cue human drama.
Keep your hands firmly on this digital copy, which is $3 off when you sign up for our newsletter!
The number of hours we’ve collectively wasted enthusiastically spent playing any variation of Tetris is overwhelming. Which is why we are so pleased to announce the worldwide DRM-free release of ECSTASY OF ORDER: THE TETRIS MASTERS, a documentary film about the search for the world’s greatest Tetris player.
We can’t tell you if any one of us qualified for the champion title, but we can tell you that the first 100 people to use the code “longbardrought” will get the film and all the special features for just $5!
We Are Legion: The Story of the Hacktivists director Brian Knappenberger has posted a Kickstarter to get his next film out of the gate. The film, tentatively titled The Internet’s Own Boy, will take a look at the life of technology champion and political activist Aaron Swartz. You may not be familiar with the name but if you’ve ever encountered an RSS feed, you owe the man a debt of gratitude.
It’s a complex subject that will need some smart storytelling. We think Brian is just the man for the job and hope you’ll check out the project.
Reiner Riedler’s photo project, The Unseen Seen, is a simply gorgeous way to view a film: from the side!
Check out these Star Wars fans/filmmakers, all on one wall.
This weekend, our co-founder Casey Pugh made an awesome installation for Tribeca Film Festival to feature Star Wars Uncut. Even if you don’t love the original Star Wars movies, you should check out Star Wars Uncut for its collection of incredible filmmaking, with amateurs to professionals using all kinds of styles to create scenes.
Also, why don’t you love Star Wars? Let’s talk.
Need some creative inspiration this weekend? This doc on artist Wayne White is equal parts funny and genius. And, just in case…
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