The Best Film of the Year. Watch it NOW.
I'm not even going to spoil this simply beautiful film with an introduction, except to thank film critic Erik Lundegaard for posting it on his blog. Enjoy!
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) from Matthew Harding on Vimeo.
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7-06-2008 @ 5:30PM
Liz said...
This is actually "Where The Hell is Matt?" take three-check out his website for the first two.
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7-06-2008 @ 1:57PM
thomas said...
This is not movie news. This has been out for a couple weeks now. Get with the program Cinematical.
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7-06-2008 @ 2:28PM
Peter Hall said...
In all fairness, the video isn't that old (not even by internet standards) and considering this is a short film series done by Matt, it most certainly qualifies.
7-06-2008 @ 10:40PM
Thomas said...
FANTASTIC!
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7-06-2008 @ 7:08PM
Tim said...
Favorite clip: at 2:33 in Gurgaon, India. Synchronizing with the Indian dancers.
Plus the custom-made music. Awesome.
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7-07-2008 @ 7:17AM
Attikus said...
This video makes me feel happy.
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7-07-2008 @ 1:10PM
Jenga said...
Seriously???? Even considering that you were probably caught in the moment and obviously exaggerating....you...seriously.....wrote that headline....about a where in the world is Matt movie...With that horrible easy listening/pure moods simulating cheese-fest music attached?
I'd bet even Matt himself would say that this isn't a "good movie" it's more a celebration of how great it is to travel around the world.
The second you start combining emotion-duping music with little kids dancing in foreign countries you are on a crash course with some sort of liberally racist fantasy that this movie somehow did some good in a someone's life other than Matt's...which would be just plain wrong.
I've never been so disgusted with the otherwise wonderful cinematical.
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7-09-2008 @ 9:21AM
yeppers said...
Jenga - you disappoint me. Try not to be so literal. You are right - this is a celebration - but for some people, this film may be metaphorical for a world-acceptance. We're all human, we can all connect with each other. I think it speaks past the obvious and it's sad you can't allow your mind to be open enough to appreciate that.
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8-23-2008 @ 9:52PM
Paul said...
The best (4 minute) movie of the year.
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