Slated for release in 2006, Avenue E Productions’ latest film American Zeitgeist explores the underlying fractures of the War on Terrorism, considering how what America is, what it does and what it represents have become the most explosive questions on the world stage since September 11th.
Synopsis
Before the United States entered the crossfire of war and nation-building in Afghanistan and Iraq, and suicide bombs poured flames across the skylines of London, Beslan, Madrid, Istanbul, Bali and downtown Manhattan, there was an optimistic moment at the turn of the millennium, when almost anything seemed possible.
But with the War on Terrorism entering its sixth year, that pre-9/11 spirit already seems a long way behind us. As public relations disasters like the Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo Bay prison scandals roil throughout the Muslim world, images of the kidnapping and execution of Americans and civilian contractors by a committed insurgency offer chilling evidence of the hatred provoked by U.S. foreign policy in recent years. American soldiers—and twenty times the number of Iraqis—are dying every week in lands where they are seen as occupiers. Meanwhile, only the barest roots of democracy have taken hold in the rattled capitals of Baghdad and Kabul.
With instability looming across a swath of territories in the Middle East, and Al Qaeda vowing to attack America at home again, an alarming amount remains unclear about the extent of the dangers we are facing. Rumors of Osama bin Laden’s imminent death or capture waft intermittently through the media, while fear of intifada-style attacks are an unspoken tension on subways in every major city.
In one of the most divided periods in U.S. history, questions of American empire and unilateralism are being levied abroad by friend and foe alike through the splintered lens of the War on Terrorism. What began as a widely supported effort to protect American lives has led us to an uncertain crossroads, more alone now than we have ever been.
from: http://www.americanzeitgeist.com/
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Hans Ruedi Giger - ArtBook
Hans Ruedi Giger (born at Chur, Grisons canton, February 5, 1940) is an Academy Award-winning Swiss painter, sculptor, and set designer best known for his design work on the film Alien.
For most of his career, Giger has worked predominantly in airbrush, creating monochromatic canvasses depicting surreal, nightmarish dream-scapes. His most distinctive stylistic innovation is that of a representation of human bodies and machines in a cold, interconnected relationship, described as "biomechanical". His paintings often display fetishistic sexual imagery and are considered disturbing by some. His main influences were painters Ernst Fuchs and Salvador Dalí. He met Salvador Dalí, to whom he was introduced by painter Robert Venosa. He was also a personal friend of Timothy Leary. Giger is perhaps the best known sufferer of night terrors and his paintings are all to some extent inspired by his experiences with that particular sleep disorder. He was originally educated as an architect and made his first paintings as a way of art therapy.
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Bjesovi
Bjesovi is a rock band from Gornji Milanovac - Serbia founded originally as 'St.Galen' in the late 80s.The name of the band was changed into 'China Blue' which led to their current name Bjesovi.
The band caught publics attention with their unusual and psychodelic lyrics as well as carefully organized performances.The band was founded by Zoran Marinkovic and Goran Maric releasing their first album in the early 90s.Since the album was not a big success Maric left the band in the late 90s.
The biggest success of the band was the release of their 2nd album.Since then the band has released a couple of albums including a live one- 'Na Zivo' from their concert in KST in Belgrade.
Discography:
„U osvit zadnjeg dana“ (1991)
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„Bezimeni album“ (1994)
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„Sve što vidim i sve što znam“ (1997)
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„Na Živo“ (2002) - Live
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