They’re all there: the photographic chronicler Ed Templeton, the clowning Harmony Korine, the nerdy Chris Johanson, the honourable Barry McGee, the always gentle Mike Mills (who actually looks like a gentleman while being interviewed) and of course Aaron Rose himself whose Alleged Gallery in New York played such a vital role in the development of … Continued
This 2005 feature documentary about the rise and rise of the Dutch fashion house Viktor & Rolf is still one of our best selling DVD titles (shop!). Directed by Submarine Channel’s very own Femke Wolting, the film offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look into the making of a fashion house. At the end of the 1990, … Continued
Very much a “What The Hell Are We Doing” kind of film, this eco-documentary has been four years in the making (five for some). And in the case of The Age Of Stupid blending fictional elements with reality makes for a truth scarier then fiction often is. A scary truth that is not only inconvenient … Continued
Another old school Submarine Channel project from 2003. There’s never been a better time to be a geek. After decades, if not centuries, of persecution, ridicule and never, ever getting the girl, geeks are hot. They are on the covers of magazines, win awards at the Oscars and the Grammy’s, eat at the best tables … Continued
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