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VICE Shorts
I'm Short, Not Stupid Presents: 'Spider'
I think everyone can relate to the main character, Jack, who's always running headfirst into things and not thinking them through. You can see the climax of this short coming a mile away, but when it comes you realize objects far away are a lot bigger and more fucked than they appear. Full story
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VICE Shorts
'Bear' by Nash Edgerton
Jack has the perfect birthday surprise planned for Emelie. But sometimes plans go horrifically wrong. Full story
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VICE Shorts
I'm Short, Not Stupid Presents: 'Bear'
Nash Edgerton's 'Bear' is not a classic story of two lovers, two lovers fighting, two lovers making up, and two lovers living happily ever after. It's darkly comic, expertly executed, and has a stunning transformation at the end. Full story
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VICE Shorts
I'm Short, Not Stupid Presents: 'Asparagus'
The no-faced protagonist flows effortlessly through her over-stuffed, ostentatious home filled with pussy shaped lights and red velvet curtains covering fields of big dick surrogating asparagus, leaving us to wonder, “Why isn’t this woman masturbating right now?” Full story
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VICE Shorts
Series Trailer
We created this new Shorts series to release some of our favorite short films, including work by Nash Edgerton ('Zero Dark Thirty,' 'The Matrix'), Spencer Susser ('Hesher'), Ray Tintori (MGMT, 'Beasts of the Southern Wild'), and more. The first one airs Friday, February 1. Full story
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VICE Shorts
I'm Short, Not Stupid Presents: 'Removed'
This short is the ultimate cocktease. Director Naomi Uman uses the film to examine the female form through the reappropriation of vintage porno. But before you break out a bottle of Jergens, you should know that you don't actually see the sexed-up women at all. Full story
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The 'Shoplifting from American Apparel' Movie Is a Steaming Pile of Crap
The 'Shoplifting from American Apparel' movie is the cinematographic equivalent of the Doritos Loco Taco—a total lack of substance covered up with gimmicks to distract the consumer. Full story
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Here Are Your Best Picture Nominees
In 'Amour,' two old married people face the fact that even true love won’t save them from death. I think they both die in the end; one from a blood clot, the other from loneliness. I didn’t see this movie because I’ve seen it before. In REAL LIFE. Full story
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Nimrod at the Venice Film Festival - Part 1
Master troll Nimrod Kamer heads to the Venice Film Festival and messes with Willem Dafoe, Pierce Brosnan, Harvey Weinstein, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Nimrod has pledged to spend the rest of his life living off PR gift bags and journalist treats, all while boasting about it. Full story
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Brief Reviews of Every Movie I Saw in Theaters in 2012
Maybe American movies used to be better before they started trying to remake everything, or maybe I was just a little kid then and now I’m slightly more tired of it all. Whatever the case, here are some tiny shitface diatribes about the eight movies I sat in a room and stared at… Full story
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Teenage Evangelical Skaters in California's Desolate Exurbs Shred with Jesus
Lanky, lovable goofs Garrison and Kevin love Crass, skateboarding, changing their haircut and color, and Jesus. 'Only the Young,' a new documentary, follows the sweetest kids you'll ever meet. Full story
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Can Films Right the "Conspiracy Against Syria"?
Najdat Anzour is a leading Syrian director who made news in 2007, when it was announced that he was slated to direct a film based on a screenplay by Muammar Gaddafi. I dialed up Najdat to talk about the conflict in Syria. Full story
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VICE Special
The Fourth Dimension
We teamed up with Grolsch Film Works and got three directors to make three short films about that most elusive and confusing of dimensions, the fourth. Then, we took their work and smooshed it into one feature-length film, which we think is about as close as one can get to the fo… Full story
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We Put 'The Fourth Dimension' on YouTube
Unless you have selective amnesia targeting good films, you probably remember the movie we made with Harmony Korine, Alexey Fedorchenko, and Jan Kwiecinski earlier this year. It's called 'The Fourth Dimension,' and today we've thrown the whole thing up on YouTube for you to watch… Full story
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Malaysian Neo-Nazis
Fighting for a Pure Malay Race
The Strongest Dwarf in New Jersey
Remembering My Tormentor
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It's Not Cute Anymore
Triple Hate - Part 1
The KKK vs. the Crips vs. Memphis City Council
Saudi Arabia's Feminist Revolution
It's Not Happening