Tracey’s journey leads us into the dark underbelly of the city, into the emotional cesspool of her home, through the brutality of her high school, the clinical cat and mouse games with her shrink and her soaring fantasies of Billy Zero - her boyfriend and Rock ‘n’ Roll saviour. Her travels also put her in contact with the seedier inhabitants of the city. Like Lance, her would-be saviour who ultimately puts her life in jeopardy

Tracey’s stories begin to intertwine truth with lies, and hope with despair as we move closer to the truth of Sonny’s disappearance

The Tracey Fragments stars Ellen Page in the title role and will have a limited theatrical release in the United States May 9th, 2008.

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Michael W. Dean and Joseph Matheny chat on the phone and there’s no way these two talkers could interview one or the other. So they rap together, in a concentric hypertextual parenthetical way, TCP over IP, about how to make money by giving away art, where the Internet is headed, changing views on changing protection of intellectual “property”, Joseph Campbell, suing Disney for intellectual property violation, how to self-publish your brilliant books, Tom Jennings, why control of your art is more important than lots of money, how to assemble your own vigilant army of the damned, The Pirate Bay, cease-and-desist letters, the Church of the Subgenius, BoingBoing, the WELL, Creative Commons, sex, cats, art and an incredible amount of more nifty stuff.
Part two will cover the coming collapse of the infrastructure of the world, why Catholics are killing the world with overpopulation, and why both of these guys just wanna do the judo master thing and step out of the world’s way, while still running it all from their rural bunkers.

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• “Portrait: The Making of Henry” Documentary
• “The Serial Killers: Henry Lee Lucas” Documentary
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Note: Several of us are currently dealing with some family issues, so torrent postings will be sparse for another week or so and then we’ll get back to our regular frequency of content postings. In the meantime, enjoy some other sites we’ll be recommending. 

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Vin Al Ken - Driving through Dulce
CHAOLION - KAOS MAGICKS FOR DUMMIES!!11!!!
Stephen Grasso - Live and Let Die
Nick Pell - What Kind of World Do We Live in?
Lupa - My First Experiment With Totemic Chemognosis
James M. Kilmury - Storyscape
Taylor Ellwood - Alternate Approaches for Making Sigils
Brian Shaughnessy - An Obituary For Madeline L’Engle
Reverend Ivan Stang - SubGenius Kooks
Thirty Seven - Ten Ways YOU Can Fight Fascist America!
Nick Pell - Donald Tyson’s Necronomicon Tarot Kit
Nick Pell - Raven Digitalis’ Goth Craft
Nick Pell - Peter H. Gilmore’ The Satanic Scriptures
Nick Pell - Roger Walsh MD, Ph.D.’s The World of Shamanism

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With the 20 year anniversary of the Incunabula Project coming up, we decided to make available a rare, never before heard broadcast of the Garden of Truth, broadcast from deep within the heart of the Pine Barrens, with your host, Milford Connolly. The host reads all 4 sections of the original documents, followed by an odd interview.

The opinions expressed in this audio might or might not be those of Incunabula.org, Greylodge.org, Joseph Matheny, Garden of Truth, NAFTA, the Devil or anyone else for that matter.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.

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The film uses the structure of literary theorist Northrop Frye to describe the common, repeating stories in Western culture, and how Cyberpunk can be defined and understood according to that analysis.

It is also a political documentary with a focus toward American film industry portrayal of race, gender, and government.

Creation

Director Andrew J. Holden created most of the film on a desktop built from dumpster-dove computer parts. The 40

Mhz system was held together by duct tape. In addition, the footage is entirely composed of material from the Internet - all the video footage, software programs, and even the narrative voice itself were ripped from the net.Clips from many popular Hollywood movies such as Blade Runner, Mad Max, Labyrinth were used without permission from the corporations that control those media.

As such, the film is surrounded by the politically controversial issue of online File-sharing and is largely ignored by mainstream media. However, independent publications such as Toronto’s Exclaim! newspaper have given it positive reviews.[1]

Distribution“The Cyberpunk Educator” has English narration and has been subtitled in seven languages. Outside of Canada and the US, it is most popular in Turkey, Argentina, and Russia.

The film has been used as a teaching tool at universities in Argentina, Canada, and the US due to its explicit use of Northrop Frye’s theories on literary structure.

The film has a sequel titled “Amerika” - the Cyberpunkfilm webpage indicates it will be released sometime in 2007.

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Fallen Nation: Babylon Burning (the full length novel) is also now available to the public.

Two and a half years. The first edition book is done. 279 pages (first two don’t count), lots of black and white illustration. Oh yeah, also, lots of words. About 100,000 of them.

It looks like it’s going to take a couple weeks for Booksurge to place Fallen Nation through online retailers (Amazon, Waldenbooks, B&N, etc) so I’m making the exact same book available through lulu temporarily. I’ve ordered copies through them for the first round promotion and reviews, they look great. Also, a PDF of the pre-release version (before final editorial and layout) is in the most recent Greylodge Occult Review, here.

More related media- interview on Reality Sandwich, where we talk about the background and myth behind this story (and the ones that have come before, and will come after), Bedtime Stories With The Antichrist #3 & The G-Spot Episode 4, which both include audiobook content from Fallen Nation: Babylon Burning.

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In the films Roger & Me, Bowling for Columbine, Fahrenheit 9/11, and in the television shows like The Awful Truth and TV Nation Michael Moore perfected a kind of ambush journalism that, while entertaining, provided his opponents with ample fodder for calling his conclusions into question. His use of montage to illustrate the conversations in which he engages are still as punchy and entertaining as in his previous works, but the ambushing of public figures is missing from SiCKO. Read the rest of the review on Alterati

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(After viewing the pilot, executives at the WB television channel decided not to put the series into production and it was shelved. The pilot only saw the light of day when it was “leaked” onto the Internet and distributed using the Bittorrent protocol (incidentally the first time an unaired pilot television program was released to the public in this way). Despite campaigning from fans, the WB stuck by the decision to pass on the series.)

Never aired, the pilot screener’s been making the rounds and finally wound up in my hands. As a fan of Ellis’ 12-issue maxiseries, I was eager to see just how bad they screwed up the comic. But Global Frequency’s not a bad show at all, in fact it trumps much of the WB’s lineup and fills a much needed sci-fi gap for the network. It’s too bad it was never given a chance.

Problems that threaten the world can often be too big for any single country or intelligence agency. And since those in charge of our protection often have difficulty working together, the world could face annihilation at any moment. Enter the Global Frequency, a worldwide community of specialists (1001 to be exact) who tackle the problems too big for a single government. I’m not talking pollution or famine, the Global Frequency take on more immediate and often X-Files-worthy threats.

As in the comics, Global Frequency is run by no-nonsense Miranda Zero (Michelle Forbes). At her side and at the helm of a massive communications network is the voice of Global Frequency, Aleph (Aimee Garcia). Forbes is Miranda Zero, there could be no better actor for the role. She is perfect in this part. Garcia lacks some of the bite of Aleph’s comic-book counterpart, but gets the job done.

The pilot has ex-cop Sean Flynn (Josh Hopkins) discovering a dead man in an alley. Not so unusual in San Francisco, except this guy’s missing half his body, split from head-to-toe. When the dead man’s high-tech cell phone rings, Flynn answers and hears the fateful phrase, “You are on the Global Frequency.”

From there, Flynn proves himself a brilliant detective and along with Global Frequency agent 555 AKA Dr. Katrina Finch (Jenni Baird) hunt down the killer. While Flynn has trouble believing in the supernatural, he soon discovers that the world is plagued by the unexplained. To make things worse, the unexplained usually leads to massive destruction and death. That’s why the Global Frequency exists. More

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What these filmmakers show us is that the dream is alive as long as you continue to press forward. Never give up, no matter what.

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Ergo Proxy (エルゴプラクシー, Erugo Purakushī) is a science fiction suspense anime television series, produced by Manglobe, which premiered across Japan from 25 February 2006 on the WOWOW satellite network. It is directed by Shukou Murase, with screenplay by Dai Sato et al. The story initially takes place in a futuristic dome city called Romdo, built to protect its citizens after a global ecological disaster. In this utopia, humans and androids (AutoReivs) coexist with each other peacefully under a total management system. A series of murders committed by berserk robots infected with the Cogito virus are starting to jeopardize the delicate balance of the social order. Behind the scenes, the government is conducting secret experiments on a mysterious humanoid lifeform called Proxy, which is believed to hold the key to the survival of mankind.

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The most feared, fascinating, and dangerous book
in the history of humankind . . .
Necronomicon

An ancient Arabic text — a powerful book of spells that could, in the wrong hands, create unimaginable and irreversible devastation — the Necronomicon featured prominently in the stories of legendary horror writer H.P. Lovecraft. For many generations, few believed it to be anything other than pure fiction.

But in 1972, a young man who, for his own protection, must be known simply as “Simon,” stumbled upon an old, handwritten manuscript that ultimately proved to be an authentic edition of the unholy work.

Dead Names is the startling true account of the dark and violent history of this most fearsome of books: from its Middle Eastern origins to its reemergence centuries later; its role in pivotal events of the twentieth century, from the JFK assassination to the Son of Sam murders; and the terrible fates that befell those who helped bring the Necronomicon out of the shadows and into the light of day.

As already discussed on our podcast: Part 1 and Part 2 of PlusUltra! Tracy’s discussion with Peter Levenda.

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Bookmark follows JG Ballard from Shepperton to Shanghai and back

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Wanderlust works best when it lets the films discussed, speak for themselves. Generous clips from movies as diverse as The Grapes of Wrath, Detour and Vanishing Point more than get across their own points about America’s restless love affair with the road, with freedom, and with speed. Unfortunately, the directors of Wanderlust, Robert Pulcini and Shari Springer Berman, don’t trust enough in the power that these images have to hold an audience, so they graft on an utterly superfluous fictional framing device of having “The Editor” (Paul Rudd) and “The Director” (Tom McCarthy) go out on the road to finish their/this documentary. Poorly written and indifferently (at best) acted, these scenes pop up throughout the documentary proper, aping scenes from other road pictures, while totally destroying the rhythm and context that the directors keep trying to build.

Quite a few familiar faces show up in Wanderlust to talk about the road picture, including Dennis Hopper, Wim Wenders, Gus Van Sant, Sam Shepard, Barry Levinson, Robert Benton, Karen Black, Monte Hellman, Arthur Hiller, Hal Needham, Lazlo Kovacs, Richard C. Sarafian, and many others. And while their comments are for the most part considered and helpful in widening the audience’s appreciation of the genre (photographer Jeff Brouws comes off as the most thoughtful and fair in his assessment of the genre), generalities do tend to crop up (mostly at the hands of the two film historians that appear on camera). If you have any background in film or movie history, or for that matter, just a lot of experience watching films, you probably won’t hear anything here that you didn’t know already.

As well, Wanderlust’s take on the various road pictures, both from an artistic and political standpoint, tends to be fixed along all-too-familiar lines. While no one is discounting the fact that a great many road pictures reflect or embody existential, introspective, nihilistic or ironic elements of society, that doesn’t mean other examples of the road film that don’t, are somehow less valid as artistic works. The film makes a point of singling out Hollywood “entertainment” road pictures, like Midnight Run, Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, and Smokey and the Bandit as examples of frivolous trifles that emphasis only pyrotechnics, spectacle and slapstick humor. It’s an age-old, elitist snobbery that goes back to Chaplin versus Laurel and Hardy: that somehow, depressing drama is intrinsically more “valuable” artistically, than comedy.

As well, the modern obsession in film studies with angst, and the subsequent imperious dismissal of comedy or anything that may be considered “light” or ultimately hopeful or positive, comes from a certain quarter of the film industry and film historians, and frankly, it’s a boring cliche. I, for one, would take Midnight Run any day over some of the pretentious claptrap that’s championed in Wanderlust. I’m not sure if Hal Needham realized it at the time, but his inclusion in this film, and the choices that were made as to which of his sound bites to use, would indicate to me that he was included as proof that Smokey and the Bandit was a soulless, money-making machine, and not a ragged, rough, woolly cartoon brought to road picture life (with one of the all-time great comedic performances by Jackie Gleason). Other road pictures that involve comedy or romance that ends hopefully (as opposed to something like Gun Crazy or Bonnie and Clyde), aren’t even included, such as the beautiful, mesmerizing Two for the Road, or the biggest road picture of all: It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World — a comedy. Politics play a part in these distinctions, as well; the film makes a point of criticizing the “inherent immorality of Reaganomics,” in relation to the yuppie-based road pictures (such as Something Wild), but nowhere did I hear the names “John Kennedy” or “Lyndon Johnson” in connection with Vietnam, and its impact on the turbulence of the 1960s, and by extension, the road picture genre (indeed, Wanderlust only shows Nixon and Reagan’s faces in its newsreel clips – never LBJ or Carter or Clinton). A discussion of politics is necessary when trying to understand this genre, but staying to one side of the political fence only marginalizes the film’s conclusions.

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Eleven films created between 1983 and 2000, Vox 13 offers a grand circumnavigation of the subject of language. These films consider what it means to read, what it means to listen, when it is that we speak, how words acquire meaning, what it means to write, who we listen to, how we listen, what speaks, other ways we can speak, what the voice is, where language can be found, what words do to time, what holds stories together, and how light shapes language.

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UbuWeb is pleased to present the latest installment of our ongoing series of full-length e-books. Titles for this series include works by Steve Benson, Maurice Blanchot, Mairéad Byrne, Terence Gower & Mónica de la Torre, Dick Higgins, Bernard Nöel, Severo Sarduy, Claude Simon, Rosemarie Waldrop, Robert Wilson, and Monique Wittig. This new series of /ubu editions presents eleven out-of-print works from 1957 to 1994 - and also includes three newer titles (1999-2007). Of the historical republications, there are three works of poetry, three works of prose, one opera libretto, one work of critical theory, and one manifesto - though each piece blurs these genres. Seven were written in English, four appear in translation, and one is bilingual. Two authors could be considered language poets, two are associated with Tel Quel, one arguably initiated Fluxus, another arguably initiated the new novel. Four are women, nine are men. One title was changed for its /ubu publication.

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A video documenting the development of the Her Noise project between 2001 and 2005 and features interviews with artists including Diamanda Galas, Lydia Lunch, Kim Gordon, Jutta Koether, Peaches, Marina Rosenfeld, Kembra Pfhaler, Chicks On Speed, Else Marie Pade, Kaffe Matthews, Emma Hedditch, Christina Kubisch and the show’s curators, Lina Dzuverovic and Anne Hilde Neset. The documentary also features excerpts from live performances held during the Her Noise exhibition at South London Gallery by Kim Gordon, Jutta Koether and Jenny Hoyston (Erase Errata), Christina Carter, Heather Leigh Murray, Ana Da Silva (The Raincoats), Spider And The Webs, Partyline and Marina Rosenfeld’s ‘Emotional Orchestra’ at Tate Modern. Her Noise celebrates the occasion of Electra, the London-based arts agency, new partnership with UbuWeb.

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Opening Night

Executive Director Graham Leggat discusses Emanuele Crialese’s Golden Door, a sweeping tale of early 20th century Sicilian emigration to the United States.
Spike Lee - Directing Award recipient

Since world premiering his debut film She’s Gotta Have It, at the San Francisco International in 1986, Spike Lee has come a long way. Listen to Rod Armstrong’s profile of the Film Society Directing Award recipient.
Peter Morgan - Kanbar screenwriting award

Kanbar screenwriting award recipient Peter Morgan, the writer of The Queen and The Last King of Scotland, is profiled by Graham Leggat.
Fog City Mavericks

Listen to Graham Leggat speak about this documentary on Bay Area filmmaking history, which chronicles the rise of pioneering filmmakers like George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola.

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Adalaide Morris is John C. Gerber Professor of English at the University of Iowa, where she teaches courses in modern and contemporary poetry and poetics. Her publications include How to Live/What to Do: H.D.’s Cultural Poetics (Illinois, 2003) and two edited collections, Sound States: Innovative Poetics and Acoustical Technologies (North Carolina, 1997) and, with Thom Swiss, New Media Poetics: Contexts, Technotexts, and Theories (MIT, 2006). Her current project is a book with the tentative title What Else Can Poetry Do? With Alan Golding and Lynn Keller, she co-edits the Contemporary North American Poetry Series at the University of Iowa Press.

1. Billie Whitelaw, “Not I” (1973)

2. Jonas Mekas - Scenes from Allen’s Last Three Days on Earth as a Spirit (1997)

3 Agnes Varda - Black Panthers, Huey! (1968)

4. John Cage Meets Sun Ra, Side B” (MP3)

5. Henri Chopin - Le Ventre de Bertini, Audio-poème (MP3)

6. Philip Glass - Score of “1 + 1 for One Player and Amplified Table-Top.”

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8a. Cecil Taylor - Chinampas 1987 (MP3)

8b. Fred Moten on Cecil Taylor’s Chinampas

9. Peter Greenaway - Four American Composers: Meredith Monk (1983)

10. Gregory Whitehead, “What Words Want”

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Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business

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We were keeping our eye on 1984. When the year came and the prophecy didn’t, thoughtful Americans sang softly in praise of themselves. The roots of liberal democracy had held. Wherever else the terror had happened, we, at least, had not been visited by Orwellian nightmares.

But we had forgotten that alongside Orwell’s dark vision, there was another - slightly older, slightly less well known, equally chilling: Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. Contrary to common belief even among the educated, Huxley and Orwell did not prophesy the same thing. Orwell warns that we will be overcome by an externally imposed oppression. But in Huxley’s vision, no Big Brother is required to deprive people of their autonomy, maturity and history. As he saw it, people will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think.

What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive us of information. Huxley feared those who would give us so much that we would be reduced to passivity and egoism. Orwell feared that the truth would be concealed from us. Huxley feared the truth would be drowned in a sea of irrelevance. Orwell feared we would become a captive culture. Huxley feared we would become a trivial culture, preoccupied with some equivalent of the feelies, the orgy porgy, and the centrifugal bumblepuppy. As Huxley remarked in Brave New World Revisited, the civil libertarians and rationalists who are ever on the alert to oppose tyranny “failed to take into account man’s almost infinite appetite for distractions”. In 1984, Huxley added, people are controlled by inflicting pain. In Brave New World, they are controlled by inflicting pleasure. In short, Orwell feared that what we hate will ruin us. Huxley feared that what we love will ruin us.

This book is about the possibility that Huxley, not Orwell, was right.

—Foreword from Amusing Ourselves to Death by Neil Postman

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Wes Unruh talks with Ninah Pixie about Women Take Back The Noise, circuit-bending, No Other Radio on KPFA, and the growth of noise globally. Wes then follows up with Goth Rap artist Roman O about the transition from working with a heavy metal/hard rock club band to working as a solo gothic industrial hip hop artist. Both of these interviews are follow-ups to the previous print interviews. (Ninah Pixie, Roman O)

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The scene is brief but electric. (The same clip reportedly appears in the 1988 film “Imagine: John Lennon,” which I haven’t seen since its release.) There’s none of the star-fucking or ego-fellation that today characterizes celebrity interviews. Emerson and Lennon are both angry, and getting angrier. She finds the Lennon-Ono publicity stunts and peacenik ballads naive and simplistic, and she’s letting him know that. Eyes boring into her, Lennon says he doesn’t care about that, that his only goal is to end the Vietnam War and save lives. “You can’t possibly believe that you’ve saved a single life!” Emerson says in her exaggerated upper-crust drawl. “Dear boy, you’re living in a dream world.” Lennon flicks her away like an insect, pointing out that “Give Peace a Chance” had become both a pop hit and the unofficial anthem of the antiwar movement. More >>

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Anthony Huberman is Curator at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. He has curated several group exhibitions in New York and in Europe, many special projects with emerging artists, as well as a broad range of performance, radio, and music events. “Grey Flags,” a group show co-curated with the artist Paul Pfeiffer, was recently on view at the CAPC contemporary art museum in Bordeaux, France.

1. Art by Telephone 1969 (MP3)

2. Richard Prince with Bob Gober, “Tell Me Everything” 1988 (MP3)

2.5 John Armleder, “16 Great Turn-Ons” 1988 (MP3)

3. Jack Goldstein, “Soundworks” (MP3)

4. Roman Opalka, “1 to Infinity” 1965 / 1977 (MP3)

5. Seth Price, “Dispersion” [PDF]

6. Erik Satie, “A Day in the Life of a Musician”

7. Ian Baxter “Statements” (1970)

8. Robert Smithson “Hotel Palenque Bootleg”

9. Richard Serra, “Verb List Compilation: Actions to Relate to Oneself” (1967-1968)

10. Robert Rauschenberg “Portrait of Iris Clert”

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Music by Weerd Science, Tristan Gulliford, Zen Debris, Dreamcode, and Oud.

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Bruno, a prostitute named Eva, and Scheitz, Bruno’s older friend, go on a journey to America to make it and escape oppressive and depressive Germany. Bruno and Scheitz are alike in their impracticality and dreamy disposition. Eva is a little too practical, even desperate and her new life in America looks more like a scenery change only. The difference between American and Germany to Bruno seems to be the way in which the society breaks you down. Germany does it physically but America does something even more insidious, they break your spirit while smiling with overly white teeth and being seemingly friendly.

Interesting things abound in this magical, bleak film: dancing chickens, mobile homes, colorful idiot hicks, banker schmucks, country and western songs - a panoply of American mythology looked at depressingly but lucidly. America is shiny and glamorous but that’s just the surface, the persona or mask. What’s behind the mask isn’t that pretty and the uglier and more fragmented the truth becomes the thicker the veneer that is needed to fool others and oneself. This film is about that duality but it’s also an adventure that’s enjoyable. - Betaparticle

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David Lynch’s The Amputee 1974

Written and Directed by David Lynch
Cinematography by Herb Cardwell
Starring Catherine Coulson (Woman), David Lynch (Doctor)
Running Time 5 minutes

When Lynch attended the AFI he made a short film entitled The Amputee. It is also listed in his Coffee Table Book His friend Fred Elmes – with whom he was working on Eraserhead – had to test the quality of some new film material. Lynch persuaded Elmes to let him direct a short film: The Amputee. It showed a woman (Catherine Coulson) without legs on a chair writing a letter and a male nurse (David Lynch) bandaging her stumps.

When the AFI executives saw the short film instead of test pictures, according to an anecdote, one of them said that only “that Lynch” can be responsible for that.

The Amputee was also the name of a project Catherine Coulson (the Log Lady from Twin Peaks) said she and Lynch were working on in May ‘93:

One upcoming project once again pairs Coulson with Lynch, this time with both of them in front of the camera. “David and I are acting in a project called ‘The Amputee.’ I can’t say anymore, because I want it to be a surprise.”

(excerpt from: LOGGING IN: Log Lady Catherine E. Coulson talks about David Lynch’s ‘Twin Peaks’ and San Jose Rep’s ‘Rumor’ San Jose Metro, May 20-26, 1993)

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Cast: Richard White (Boy), Dorothy Mc Giniss (Grandmother), Virginia Maitland (Mother), Robert Chadwick (Father)

Running Time 34 minutes
16 mm, Color

[the script was] “very weird…it was just little images and stuff, sort of like shorthand and poetry.”

“I painted the entire third floor of my house black to make a 34-minute abstract film called “The Grandmother,” about a disturbed boy who plants a seed which grows into a loving grandma.”

“There’s a guy a projectionist, who will not see this film [Eraserhead], and he couldn’t stand to see the film I made before this, The Grandmother. It would do something to him inside that he could not stand. It wasn’t the film at all, it just triggered something. Everybody has a subconscious and they put a lid on it. There’s things in there. And then along comes something, and something bobs up. I don’t know if that’s good.”

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Dave Emory’s show is also available as a podcast. For more info on how to have the MP3 archives of Dave Emory’s show delivered automatically to your computer and/or MP3 player, visit our Podcast Central page.

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Myself, Herr Doktor, and several of our close co-conspirators have dug into our private reserves once again to present you with GLOR #18. This time it’s personal! Ok, just kidding about that last part, but I’m not kidding about this: This issue of GLOR is dedicated to our dearly departed friends Robert Anton Wilson and Alison Meeder. In fact, we are planning a special RAW memorial issue in the near future, as soon as we’re finished ripping and massaging some choice cuts of hitherto unseen RAW prime filet.

Until next time, happy networking!

Dr. Grey & PaleRider

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Abstract: Nick Herbert’s simple proof of Bell’s Non-locality Theorem is revisited. The proof is reduced to its bare bones, and demonstrates that quantum reality is non-local because (in a particular optical experiment) 1 + 1 = 3.

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Musician, writer, painter, enigma, cultural icon - all of these and more apply to Billy Childish, an artist the world is waking up to. Over three years in the making, “Billy Childish Is Dead” is the first ever in-depth documentary to explore the extraordinary life of the man behind the myth.

Billy Childish is reputed to have recorded 100 LP’s during his 24-year career. As if that’s not enough to be getting on with, he’s also painted 2,000 odd paintings, written 2 novels & penned 30 plus volumes of poetry. Expelled from the prestigious St Martins School of Art early in his career, Childish has continued to paint, write and make music independently ever since.

Childish bands have long been championed by a succession of more established artists; Kurt Cobain liked Thee Mighty Caesars, & more recently The White Stripes - Jack White appeared on Top Of The Pop’s with Billy’s name scrawled on his forearm. Billy has also enjoyed an increasing public profile over the last twelve months with regular articles and interviews appearing in national newspapers and magazines. His stock as an artist is probably at its greatest.

Featuring rare archive footage from many of Billy’s musical projects, “Billy Childish Is Dead” offers a fascinating insight into Billy’s life and his views on many aspects of his childhood, career achievements and everyday existence - Billy granted the filmmakers access into his home and on tour with his current band The Buff Medways. Many of Billy’s friends, colleagues and admirers, including Shane McGowan, Holly Golightly, journalists Miranda Sawyer and Matthew Collings, Kids director Larry Clark and renowned author Bevis Hillier give their own unique insights into the man and the phenomenon. —theebillychildish.com

RESOURCES
- Billy Childish WikiPedia entry
- 3:AM Magazine Interview
- Paintings
- Billy Childish on YouTube

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