Trailer for A Spell to Ward off the Darkness, a film co-directed by Ben Rivers (UK) and Ben Russell (USA), starring Robert AA Lowe from Lichens, and with music by Lichens and Liturgy.  Looking forward to this one.

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And the award for best-timed film release goes to … Premiering in Canada today (and the U.S. later this Spring, though they may want to bump that release date up) is a film called “Pink Ribbons, Inc.,” a Canadian film which purports to show the dark side of the Komen for the Cure breast cancer movement along with the “pinkwashing” movement. Seriously. It comes out this weekend in Canada. Of all weekends. So, on top of a PR disaster that strongly damaged their brand is a movie whose release has been planned for months that shows the hypocrisy of said brand. Talk about good timing.

Compelling trailer for Edward P. Davee’s How the Fire Fell. Via under-pressure-over-time.

Trailer for She Freak, David Friedman’s 1967 remake of Tod Browning’s Freaks.  Caught this on TCM Underground and its worth seeing simply for the hypnotic b-roll.

Trailer for Somewhere to Disappear, documenting Alec Soth’s making of Broken Manual and by filmmakers Laure Flammarion and Arnaud Uyttenhove.  Alternately looking forward to seeing this and being jealous I didn’t get to shadow Soth myself!  Via cool hunting.

Trailer for von Trier’s Europa.

Trailer for Terry Gilliam’s Brazil.

The original trailer for Robert Aldrich’s Kiss Me Deadly.

Fire & Rain, by James Benning.  Bumper for the 2009 Viennale.

Trailer for Big Heart City, a film by Ben Rodkin.

Trailer for the feature documentary Bush League, by Cy Kuckenbaker.