[syndicate] POSITIVE - NEGATIVE /forehead, brain, shooting choreography/

[Alan Sondheim]

really like this piece, particularly the sliding towards the end - but 
fuck there is so much MALE around in the world - this brings it out -
thanks - Alan


On Sun, 22 Jan 2006, marc wrote:

> Hi Andre,
>
> It looks great- I was wondering if there was sound with this piece, my linux 
> has been playing up this week might have sort out the sound card...
>
>> The orders given by one man could  change the world's destiny in a positive 
> or negative way. This video is  about that possibility.
>
> Sadly, something tells me that he's gonna opt for the negative....
>
> marc
>
>> 
>> POSITIVE - NEGATIVE
>> /forehead, brain, shooting choreography/
>> 
>> by Andrej Tisma
>> 
>> Many times in history the world's destiny depended on only one man: on his
>> personal interests, moods, psyche, health, and sometimes his madness. 
>> Recall
>> Caesar, Alexander the Great, Napoleon, Hitler, Stalin... Today we are
>> experiencing similar situations. The destiny of our planet could depend on
>> only one brain hiding behind one forehead. The orders given by one man 
>> could
>> change the world's destiny in a positive or negative way. This video is
>> about that possibility.
>> 
>> http://www.at.ns.co.yu/Positive-Negative/Positive-Negative005.rm
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> (To view this 2MB video you will need RealPlayer - get it for free at:
>> 
>> http://www.real.com/freeplayer/?rppr=downloadcom1 )
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