Eran Amir cleverly produced a stop-motion video within a stop-motion video. Photographing over 500 people all over Israel holding more than 1,500 developed pictures, Amir's final product is a "smooth music video within their hands," reads the YouTube video's caption. more ›

It's only March, but I can already guarantee House is the weirdest film you'll see in a theater this year. The slice of '70s pscyhedelia takes a band of Japanese school-girls, sends them to an old house, and severs all ties to sanity. House deftly melds art-house tricks with gore and slapstick, and turns on a dime. There's new-wave editing, laser ghost cats, gorgeous lighting, dancing skeletons, faux newsreel footage, martial arts, haunting melodies and a series of deaths so outrageous I don't even know how to put them to words. It opens at the New Beverly on Friday, where it plays for an entire week. And considering all the amazing films the Bev only screens a couple nights... more ›

No matter how hard I stare at my keyboard, I cannot escape the pull of the Oscars. The New Bev welcomes twice-nominated director Jason Reitman for its latest guestival. Since there's no official title for the program... more ›

Grace Bonney of Design*Sponge shares amazing transformations of spaces, fun DIY projects, and insights into the artists' process. So we were surprised when we found this mesmerized music video by Israeli artist Oren Lavie through her site. Lavie directed the video for "Her Morning Elegance" with Yuval and Merav Nathan. Bonney describes it as, " a magical wonderland of bed-time fun". We have to agree.
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