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Movie· 2007· Released

41

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In the winter of 2003, a catastrophic fire erupted in a Rhode Island concert club, ultimately claiming 100 lives. For this state of just over a million residents, the devastation was profound, leaving unanswered questions and deep scars in its wake. But out of the ashes of the tragedy arose an equally profound story of hope. One year after the fire, a community theatre in the small city of Woonsocket gathered together to perform a play written by the fire's youngest victim close to the end of his life - a play that many felt could only be described as prophetic. "41" tells the story of Nicky O'Neill, the young actor, writer and musician who left the world at age 18 but who left behind a message. "41" weaves together the story of a life cut short, the saga of a community in mourning, and a family finding its way out of the darkness.

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Movie· 2009· Released

48 Hours in Ukraine

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In April 2008, HORSE the band drove to Ukraine to play their songs for Ukrainians. HORSE the band proudly presents the feature-length teaser for their upcoming 15-hour Rock Odyssey, EARTH TOUR 2008 - Desperate Living: "WE FLOODED IT, AND THERE’S YOGHURT EVERYWHERE AKA 48 HOURS IN UKRAINE" A raw and raucous account of the events surrounding their brief yet bountiful Soviet sojourn, filmed in HD. By turns hilarious and horrible, you’ll witness elation, desperation, misery, destruction, inebriation, dejection, pitfalls, pratfalls, dancing, bathing, and unconscionable acts of malice…

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Movie· 2017· Released

4:44

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Centers on two performances; in the first, dancers Storyboard P and Okwui Okpokwasili twist and twine their bodies in a moving two-part dance of desire, pain, and regret. In the second, present-day hip-hop royalty Beyoncé and Jay-Z serenade each other as part of a live performance. The work accompanies Jay-Z's track of the same name, widely viewed as an apology to his wife, Beyoncé for his infidelity and emotional failures as a husband. A collaboration between Arthur Jafa, Malik Sayeed, and Baltimore-based Elissa Blount Moorhead, the video uses cinematography, choreography, and found footage to explore complex and constricted notions of masculinity in an insightful and moving tapestry of Black love and life.

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