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Preview Tough Bond, A Documentary on Street Kids in Kenya Scored by The Very Best and Seye
Tough Bond, named after a commonly huffed adhesive, is a new documentary about four homeless children in Kenya who band together in a family. It looks devastating. The film was shot, directed and edited by … read more »
Look: Ruvan Wijesooriya’s Seven-Year Portrait of LCD Soundsystem
From 2004 until the day LCD Soundsystem quit being a band, Ruvan Wijesooriya followed the group, first as a fan, and then as their adopted resident photographer. This month, powerHouse Books is releasing a monograph … read more »
Watch the Trailer for Grant Singer’s Bradford Cox Documentary
We’ve seen some of Grant Singer’s grainy, spirited camera work for the likes of DIIV and Gambles, and now he’s turned his lens on the ever enigmatic Bradford Cox in his new documentary Youth Museum. … read more »
Watch the Trailer for Harmony Korine’s Spring Breakers
There’s finally an official trailer for Spring Breakers, the upcoming Harmony Korine movie we first heard about last year, when Riff Raff took credit for inspring James Franco’s character Alien, a white rapper with cornrows, … read more »
Preview Emily Kai Bock’s New York Rap Documentary
Emily Kai Bock, the Montreal-based director behind Grimes’ “Oblivion” video and one of FADER’s 12 to Watch in 2013, profiled Mykki Blanco, Angel Haze and Pro Era member C.J. Fly in a documentary about New … read more »
Watch: Exclusive Clip of Will Oldham’s Performance in New Jerusalem
The Comedy (and James Murphy’s cameo in it) may have stole a bit of the thunder of Rick Alverson’s other movie, 2010′s quiet and intense New Jerusalem, but the film still feels incredibly pertinent even … read more »
SF: Jason Nocito’s I Heart Transylvania Opens Tonight
King of photos of flies fucking, as well as frequent FADER photographer, Jason Nocito brings work from his book I Heart Transylvania to San Francisco’s Little Big Man Gallery tonight. The show is up until … read more »
Interview: Tig Notaro
One of the more affecting pieces of comedy (or maybe just of art, in general) in recent memory is Tig Notaro’s “Live,” a 30-minute narrative of all the bummer shit that happened to her over … read more »
Thandi Sibisi: Gallery Girl
Thandi Sibisi opens eyes to a new crop of South African artists. This past February, Thandi Sibisi, the 25-year-old daughter of cattle farmers from the rural southeastern province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, opened SIBISI Object … read more »
Interview: RZA
RZA stopped by FADER offices recently in support of his A-list directorial debut, the elegantly gory kung-fu dramedy The Man With The Iron Fists, in which he plays the titular character. He opened up about … read more »
