Is Banksy really coming to dinner?

Source here.

Futuristic game playing

The trailer made the movie seems to be very teenage-ish but hey my inner geek peeked out when I get to see how people play game in the future. It is like totally cool :-P

Turbo: Trailer from Jarrett Conaway on Vimeo.

The next movie in my list to watch

Coco avant Chanel

During this moment, I really wished that I have diligently brushed up my French during my University year. A trailer for Coco Chanel's biopic, starring Audrey Tautou, has been released and obviously it is in French. Even with my limited French, I kinda get the gist that it is abou her childhood and early womanhood. As it said, Coco before Chanel, Coco before she became famous. Well, I will be looking forward to watch when it is released on 22 of April.

Died Young Stayed Pretty

Died Young Stayed Pretty is an interesting new documentary about the underground poster culture in north America, anyone willing to lend me?

Julia recommends Slumdog Millionaire

Slumdog Millionaire Trailer from Amardeep Kaleka on Vimeo.

This year Oscar black horse movie, Slumdog Millionaire, is one of the sweetest film I have watched for awhile. Directed by Danny Boyle (Trainspotting), Slumdog Millionaire tells the life story of Jamal, a street kid in Mumbay, who is in the verge of winning the biggest prize of Indian 'Who wants to be a millionaire'. The prize has deluded the smartest people in the country, but how come an uneducated 'chai' boy can progress through? Why someone that doesn't care about money, insisted to be part of the show? The puzzles are unfolded through the movie. This is one of the feel-good movie that I love: Jamal's bitter-sweet fate, Mumbay's rapid urbanisation that reminds me to Jakarta, and the optimist attitude no matter what happened. Slumdog Millionaire is definitely in one of the 'dysfunctionally happy' genre like Eternal Sunshine on the Spotless Mind, Juno, and Little Miss Sunshine. Also kudos to the amazing performance by the child actors :-)