Let the Japanese do it right.
Let the Japanese do it right.
The twins from ‘The Shining’ thirty years later. Part of a show running in Europe, check out more of the Kubrick inspired artwork here.
Objectified is Gary Hustwit’s latest documentary about manufactured products and the motivations of those who design them. It premieres this March at SXSW, if you happen to find yourself in Austin. Hopefully it makes its way out to Honolulu shortly after, we had to wait a bit for Helvetica to venture West.
Mike Stewart’s Fire plays twice tonight at Dave & Buster’s, 6p and 8p. Ten bucks at the door. I’m pretty sure I saw some footage from this film a few years ago at Cinema Paradise, and it’s definitely not a typical surf movie, waaay more arty. The version they’re screening is 40 minutes, but the DVD contains over 3 hours of footage. Dave told me that last week he saw Mike drop in to a good-sized closeout at Pipe, scoop around the lip, slide into a 180 to face the whitewash, hit the breaks by digging his tail, dunk the bounce and pop up behind the wave. WTF?! He’s a dolphin-man! Come witness his freakishness tonight!
-via Herman and Dubb last night in the Foodland parking lot… keep the country creeepy gang.
If you’re feeling a little down maybe you need some motivational intervention.
If you’re a fan of Juvelen, Jamie Lidell, or that dude from Purple Rain, you’ll probably like Francis And The Lights… what’s even better, instead of going to iTunes or Amazon and spending money, just visit their blog and download the album for free.
Word on the street is that ELECTROMA is close to sold out (about 30 tickets left), and CONTROL is close behind. But don’t fret, you can still win tickets to both films!
We have a few tickets to give away to anyone who can prove their love for JOY DIVISION or DAFT PUNK. Send us an image that shows you are the biggest Joy Division or Daft Punk fan in Hawaii. Dig out those mod pictures from the 80’s or get cracking on some fancy helmets.
Please email your image to contest@airspaceworkshop.com. Deadline for entries is Thursday afternoon at 5pm. 5 winners will be selected for each screening and notified via email.

Airspace Workshop is proud to sponsor the Hawaii International Film Festival’s Sound + Vision program, featuring Anton Corbijn’s CONTROL and Daft Punk’s ELECTROMA. Both films screen Friday October 26th, with CONTROL kicking things off at 9:30p and ELECTROMA following at midnight.
We’ve got some tickets to give away, so stay tuned to our microsite for an opportunity to win a pair (once we figure out a clever way to give them away).
Congrats to HIFF on their 27th year! The 2007 Fall Festival kicks off tomorrow.