Deaths. In old games. (Dir.: Rob Beschizza, BoingBoing. Music is Rob's MIDI homage to "Mad World," by Tears for Fears, and you can download the MP3 here: www.boingboing.net and buy their original song here [MP3]: tinyurl.com ).
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David Tennant and Russell T. Davies, the outgoing star and executive producer of Doctor Who, in conversation with BB Video guest host Richard Metzger. Boing Boing blog post, with more notes from the shoot: www.boingboing.net
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Released April 4, 2011, courtesy of NASA/JPL: "This artist's concept animation depicts key events of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission, which will launch in late 2011.
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View landing video here: www.youtube.com Virgin Galactic's White Knight 2 and Spaceship 2 rendezvoused with our flight over San Francisco on the way into the new SFO Terminal 2. BOING BOING POST: Flying wing to wing with a spaceship: Virgin Galactic's WhiteKnightTwo and SpaceShipTwo at opening of Virgin America's new SFO Terminal 2 www.boingboing.net [Shot for Boing Boing by Dean Putney]
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The quadrupedal pack robot from Boston Dynamics, designed for military use.
Ninja and Yo-Landi of Die Antwoord sat down with Xeni Jardin of BoingBoing.net for an interview just after the South African "rap-rave" band's first-ever US performance at the Coachella music festival. The duo spoke about their explosive, internet-fueled burst to fame, and about the origins of their "car crash music" (it's disturbing, but you can't look away) by way of District 9 and an anarchic internet and music subculture in post-Apartheid South Africa. We're told this was the only interview Die Antwoord granted during their US visit. The conversation originally streamed live as part of the Los Angeles Times / Brand X Magazine Coachella Oasis Webcast. Die Antwoord online: dieantwoord.com Twitter twitter.com Boing Boing post, with photo gallery from their Coachella performance: www.boingboing.net More Boing Boing Video: boingboingvideo.com Brand X Magazine thisisbrandx.com (Produced using the Tricaster live video system from http
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Boing Boing Video presents "O PATO," Featuring Kool Kojak and DJ Babao, from the NASA music project (North America South America). Directed by Didiu Rio Branco and Robson Minghini, this NSFW, raunchy romp features animated versions of NASA project founders Sam & Ze getting funky with their fine feathered homies in São Paulo, Brazil. CREDITS Directors: Didiu Rio Branco and Robson Minghini Written and drawings: Didiu Rio Branco Animators 2D: Didiu Rio Branco and Débora Slikta Animators 3D: Robson Minghini Photos for Backgrounds: Robson Minghini, Genivaldo Carvalho e Didiu Assistant: André "Tazman" Moreira Editor: Didiu Rio Branco Graffiti: Rui Amaral (ArtBR), Onio and Didiu Producer: Susan Applegate Production Company: SqueakEClean Productions MORE ONLINE: www.myspace.com BOING BOING VIDEO: boingboingvideo.com (Special thanks from Boing Boing to Susan Applegate and Syd Garon.)
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Before we shot this Boing Boing Video interview with legendary industrial music band Throbbing Gristle, Richard Metzger and I spoke to the band's sound technician backstage, and asked what we should expect in the way of sub-bass frequencies -- rumored to be so powerful during performances that cameras can't hold a steady shot, and bowels sometimes can't hold their contents. Charlie Poulet, TG's sound tech, cracked up and flashed an evil grin. "Oh, we got some frequencies," he laughed, "Yeah, we definitely got some frequencies ready for you people tonight." Those "frequencies" are part of what make TG's music so transcendental and disturbing, and in the BB interview with Chris Carter, Cosey Fanni Tutti, Peter "Sleazy" Christopherson, and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, we explore their technical and creative underpinnings. We hear TG members talk about the sort of mind-meld trance they all fall in to while performing, and we learn about the early days of recording work like "Hamburger Lady" to cassette tapes, then walking down to have a hamburger together at a corner sandwich shop down the street from their old studio in what was then a really shitty part of London. Gen talks about her first time with Twitter, and we hear what it's like for the band once called "wreckers of civilization" to be celebrated, more than 30 years later, as living legends. - Xeni Jardin Complete blog post on Boing Boing: www.boingboing.net More on Throbbing Gristle's website: throbbing-gristle.com
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(Brought to you by WEPC.com, in partnership with Intel and Asus.) BB's Mark Frauenfelder and BB Gadgets editor Lisa Katayama profile three cool things from Maker Faire: The Yudu personal screen printer, an interactive, collaborative, musical Tesla Coil, and a candy-fabbing device from Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories.
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Boing Boing Video presents "Man in the Sand," from Gordon Gano and the Ryans' new record "Under the Sun." Video dorected by Matt Mahurin. More of their music online: www.myspace.com Boing Boing Video: boingboingvideo.com Boing Boing blog boingboing.net
Boing Boing's Xeni Jardin interviews actor and comedian Peter Serafinowicz, whose "Peter Serafinowicz Show" DVD just came out this week. He's starring as Paul McCartney in the Robert Zemeckis remake of the Beatles' Yellow Submarine, his Mac parody ads are the stuff of viral legend, his #PSQA tweets delight mutants throughout the globe, and fans of his BBC show find much to LOL in the likes of Brian Butterfield and the robot talk show host Michael-6. And if you're not familiar with any of this? Just watch our interview, and you will be. More: peterserafinowicz.com Boing Boing post www.boingboing.net
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In case you're not hip to The Decemberists, they're a fantastic indie/folk/rock outfit from Portland, Oregon who took 15 years to become an overnight success. Their influences are diverse, from 1960s British folksters like Shirley Collins and Anne Briggs to 1980s modern rock songwriters like XTC, REM, and Morrissey. In January, the band released its sixth album, an epic alt.country/bluesy work titled The King Is Dead and took to the road. When their wagon train came through Oakland's Fox Theater in February, Boing Boing pal and hypertalented video director Scott Compton made the scene. BB readers may remember Scott for directing the Swell Season interview/performance film in 2009 that quickly became a Boing Boing Video fave. The Decemberists' timing was impeccable as it was Valentine's Day and Scott, well, loves The Decemberists. Scott rallied his crack video team -- the inimitable Bart Nagel and Chris Valente on Canon 5D cameras and Lauretta Molitor on sound -- for 20 minutes with the band and stageside access for a couple tunes. Then he took the footage back to his Remedy Editorial facility where editor Jeffrey Boyette and colorist Ayumi Ashley worked their post-production magic. The video team's passion and the band's talent gelled into the lovely piece you see above. "In person, The Decemberists were humble, smart, and collaborative," Scott says. "For me, it was really interesting to hear singer/songwriter Colin Meloy talk about how Neil Young's seminal 'Comes A Time <b>...</b>
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Boing Boing Video: www.boingboing.net In this episode, our UK-based music correspondent introduces us to minimalist/electro/glitch trio Micachu and the Shapes. 21-year-old songwriter/musician/MC Mica "Micachu" Levi leads the band, with Raisa Khan on keyboards and Marc Pell on drums. They're destined to win a Grammy for best use of a vacuum cleaner in a melodic noise composition. Well, whatever, maybe not, but I love that they use a "hoover" as a voice modulation accessory on-stage, and they build or mod other instruments from odd origins. In our Boing Boing video interview, they joke about the vacuum cleaner thing being a gimmick, but it's cheap and punk and I like it. Micachu's debut record is due out in a couple weeks (early February, 2009), and was produced by the acclaimed electronic musician Matthew Herbert. As is the case with many of the bands Russell introduces us to in these Boing Boing interviews, his timing is prescient. Music critics in the UK are using headlines like "Is Micachu The Next Big Thing?" which probably means: yes. But we wouldn't hear about them in the US otherwise for months. Read more about Micachu at Boing Boing: www.boingboing.net
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On June 24, My Morning Jacket descended on Oakland's historic Fox Theater for an epic performance in support of their majestic album, Circuital. Remedy Editorial's Scott Compton and his merry band of video documentarians made the scene on behalf of Boing Boing. You'll remember Scott and crew as the artistes who brought The Swell Season and The Decemberists to the big little screen for Boing Boing Video. We are now honored to feature their loving cut of My Morning Jacket, interviewed and live in concert on June 24, 2011. Here's Scott: About our time with the band: We spent about 45 minutes interviewing the band. This is one of those happy stories where you meet your heroes and they are even cooler than you had hoped. They were unscripted, present, and exhibited a great esprit de corps both in the interview and onstage. I got the sense that they were appreciative of their fans. I'm an even bigger fan now and I hope the BB audience enjoys the extended 21 minute experience. Thanks to MMJ road manager Eric Mayers for his collaborative spirit and of course the beautiful Fox Oakland theatre and Tony Leong of Another Planet Entertainment. About the production: MMJ like shows are legendary. Lighting Designer Marc Janowitz immerses the audience with an ultra-sophisticated blend of colors and shapes. The audience response to the sight/sound is emotional and visceral. I wanted to give the MMJ fan a sense of what it was like to be in the audience at the Fox in Oakland. Every concert <b>...</b>
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Boing Boing Video presents a special episode featuring rare and historic film from Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Louisiana, from 1956. Artist Mar Dore stumbled on a box of slides in her family's home in Texas and inside, discovered photographs that her father took of the parades in the era of "Mad Men." That box, like a time capsule she says, opened a door into history. "The photos in this documentary were taken by my Father, John Woodward Mizenko. The photos were taken on February 12th and on Mardi Gras Day, February 14th, 1956, on the Mid-City route and on Canal Street in front of Miller-Wohls Department Store, which is no longer there. My father was born in the small town of Covington, Louisiana in 1921. He was a chemical engineer, inventor and builder. He worked for major oil companies and we had to move around a lot. The film was shot close to where my father was taking photos. I keep looking for his face in the crowds. He discovered that he had lymphoma cancer in 1990. His work had exposed him to toxic chemicals for decades, chemicals that caused cancer. It claimed his life in 1991. These photographs celebrate his memory, and even though Ive not yet found his face in those crowds, the photographs themselves illustrate the joy he took in capturing the spirit of Mardi Gras and its wonderful celebration of life." View a gallery of these photos here: www.galleriamardore.com And more about the photographer here: www.galleriamardore.com And scans of the original hand-drawn <b>...</b>
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After a live recording session of the Carolina Chocolate Drops at Village Studios, Santa Monica, an impromptu jam with visiting "nouveau oldtime" guests. Blind Boy Paxton, Dom Flemons (of the Carolina Chocolate Drops), and Frank Fairfield. A Boing Boing Video music snapshot, recorded on an iPhone 3GS because that's all we were carrying when the magic happened. Boing Boing post here with photos: www.boingboing.net
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Boing Boing Video online: www.boingboing.net Robots that serve alcoholic beverages, in creative, sexy, or outrageous fashion. Tech developers converge on Vienna once a year for this odd festival of 'bots and booze, and hiinks ensue. Monochrom's Johannes Grenzfurthner hosts. Shot by Eddie Codel for Boing Boing Video.
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This episode of Boing Boing Video is brought to you by www.wepc.com Experience the funky flaming glory that is DANCE DANCE IMMOLATION, a pyro-parody of the popular arcade game in which one jumps around on touch-sensitive pads underfoot in rhythm with music. But with DDI, you do this inside a fire suit, and if you miss a step, you get torched with a giant flamethrower. "Dance Dance Immolation combines video games, music, and propane. You play DDR. A good performance wins you acclaim from flamethrowers. A missed step gets you a face full of fire! Yes, the fire is real. Put on a fireproof suit and give it a try!" The contraption was created by the clan of happy mutant makers known as Interpretive Arson. We shot this at "How to Destroy the Universe," a yearly Industrial culture event which this year honored Throbbing Gristle's reunion tour.
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* Brought to you by WEPC.com * Boing Boing video peeks inside the electrified world of Omega Recoil, a group of engineers and "makers" who craft giant Tesla Coils, and stage humorous and thrilling performances with those large electrical display devices.
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This episode of Boing Boing Video is brought to you by www.wepc.com Academy Award-winning special effects designer John Gaeta (Matrix, Speed Racer) talks with Boing Boing about the technology and the human talent behind the forthcoming movie Ninja Assassin, directed by James McTeigue. Along the way, we explore a broader realm of questions about the future of games, movies, and interactive entertainment. Will movies become more like games, offering new ways for us to insert ourselves inside the stories? Who will create them, using what tools, and how will the experience be different? Will computer-generated actors replace human actors, or stunt persons -- or will the two realms overlap in ways we can't yet predict? All of this we ask of the guy who invented "bullet time." Due in theaters this fall, director James McTeigue's Ninja Assassin follows the story of Raizo (played by Asian mega-popstar Rain), one of the world's most deadly assassins. As Gaeta explains in this video, the movie merges blindingly badass Bruce-Lee-esque martial arts stunt work with tastefully integrated "virtual" work. BB blog post, with extended interview transcript of a longer conversation we had about the future of interactivity and "hybrid entertainment" -- and why Hollywood is, in Gaeta's words, "like a mule." www.boingboing.net
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"Ssshhhh," a track from the new album "Hits" by Danish "playful techno" artist Hess is More, aka Mikkel Hess. Directed and produced by NYC-based m ss ng peces. Boing Boing blog post here with more on the amazing body-mounted "Doggie Cam" they used to create the video's unique look -- like being a player inside a video game. On BB blog: www.boingboing.net
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Boing Boing Video (formerly Boing Boing TV) has been selected as a nominee for the 13th Annual Webby Awards in three categories, and has been selected as an Official Honoree in a fourth category. Here is the highlights reel submitted for Boing Boing Video's consideration in the "TECHNOLOGY" online film and video category. More on Boing Boing blog here: www.boingboing.net
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"Meet the Date Farmers," an introduction to the work of Coachella Valley, CA-based art duo of Carlos Ramirez and Armando Lerma. BB blog post, includes related music video, interview with director, more about the NASA music project, and cool art by the Date Farmers: www.boingboing.net NASA project here: myspace.com Date Farmers art here: thedatefarmers.com Logan (music video director) here: logan.tv Buy the NASA "Spirit of Apollo" album here: tinyurl.com
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Boing Boing Video (formerly Boing Boing TV) has been selected as a nominee for the 13th Annual Webby Awards in three categories, and has been selected as an Official Honoree in a fourth category. Here is the highlights reel submitted for Boing Boing Video's consideration in the "VARIETY" online film and video category. More on Boing Boing blog here: www.boingboing.net
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Xeni Jardin of Boing Boing: guest editor playlist here... www.youtube.com In this YouTube guest editor intro video, Xeni warns YouTube users of the coming robot overlord takeover, and introduces you to a playlist of favorite videos from the Boing Boing Video archives and from artists and animators featured on the boingboing.net blog.
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Boing Boing Video (formerly Boing Boing TV) has been selected as a nominee for the 13th Annual Webby Awards in three categories, and has been selected as an Official Honoree in a fourth category. Here is the highlights reel submitted for Boing Boing Video's consideration in the "WEIRD and EXPERIMENTAL" online film and video category. More on Boing Boing blog here: www.boingboing.net
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Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova from the folk duo The Swell Season talk about their success performing since the release of their hit independent feature film, Once. With the breathtaking ambiance of Oakland's Paramount Theater to back them up the duo performs several songs including a new piece yet to be recorded. This video was directed by Scott Compton and produced by Remedy Editorial for Boing Boing Video. Remedy Editorial, The cure for the common post: Facebook: facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Vimeo: tvimeo.com YouTube: tyoutube.com
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Boing Boing Video (formerly Boing Boing TV) has been selected as a nominee for the 13th Annual Webby Awards in three categories, and has been selected as an Official Honoree in a fourth category. Here is the highlights reel submitted for Boing Boing Video's consideration in the "Best Host" category. More on Boing Boing blog here: www.boingboing.net
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Boing Boing Video proudly debuts "Meet The Elements," a new animated music video from They Might Be Giants. This animated, upbeat ode to the periodic table of elements and how they form our world, appears on the new TMBG kids' album "Here Comes Science." Video directed by Feel Good Anyway. * At Boing Boing, Cory reviews the new album here. www.boingboing.net * Boing Boing post about the video here: www.boingboing.net * TMBG online: www.theymightbegiants.com * Buy "Here Comes Science" tinyurl.com * More Boing Boing Video: boingboing.net * Feel Good Anyway: feelgoodanyway.com (Thanks, John Flansburgh!)
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Boing Boing proudly presents "Markets of Britain," a documentary discovered by Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz* from the archives of a great and underappreciated British filmmaker named Lee Titt, who also never existed. You may also enjoy this Boing Boing Video interview with Popper and Serafinowicz, about their faux-educational absurdist science program LOOK AROUND YOU, now out on DVD: www.youtube.com Boing Boing post: bit.ly Buy the LOOK AROUND YOU DVD: amzn.to Robert Popper: robertpopper.com Peter Serafinowicz peterserafinowicz.com Lee Titt I dunno.
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Boing Boing presents the premier of Death Cab for Cutie's "Home is a Fire" from the album Codes And Keys, available May 31, 2011 on Atlantic Records Video concept by: Shepard Fairey and Nicholas Harmer Cameras and collaboration: Tarin Anderson, Todd Mazer, Justin Mitchell and Aaron Stewart-Ahn Additional support: John Lang, Brian Udovich Edited by: Christopher Hills-Wright www.deathcabforcutie.com http For more about the video: boingboing.net
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"Spoiler Alert," from the 2011 They Might Be Giants album "Join Us." Buy the album on Amazon goo.gl or via TMBG, direct: goo.gl And more about the band, including tour dates, at www.theymightbegiants.com Video directed by Amy Hobby, edited by Tony Zajkowski.
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net In today's Boing Boing Video episode, we present an excerpt from the National Film Board of Canada feature "Roadsworth: Crossing the Line" a documentary which follows the work of Canadian street artist Peter Gibson, aka Roadsworth. Gibson integrates provocative art with government traffic signage, questioning the ownership of public space.
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net Boing Boing Video cohort Matty Kirsch captures another interesting conversation with Les Claypool, in which we explore the rock legend's preoccupation with swine, and the presence of porcine symbolism in his work.
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Boing Boing contributing editor Lisa Katayama reports on the marriage in Japan between a man known as "Sal9000" and Nene Anegasaki, a character in the Nintendo DS dating simulation game "Love Plus." More on Boing Boing blog: www.boingboing.net And an interview with the groom: www.boingboing.net Producer: Xeni Jardin Editor: Eric Mittleman
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net This Boing Boing Video episode is a conversation with Peter Kirn of Create Digital Music and Matt Ganucheau of Expression College about music in games: new tools, new forms of composition, and new ways of thinking about the role music and sound play in the gaming experience. We conducted this interview during Boing Boing/offworld's marathon live coverage of GDC, and this video clip -- part one of a two-part conversation -- includes the work of Ganucheau's students in a class about composing music for videogames. One of the works we show is from a young student named Jason Bowers. Here are more details on working with Space Invaders as a teaching tool for interactive music. And here is Max/MSP, the music software used.
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net This Boing Boing Video episode is part 2 of a 2-part conversation with Peter Kirn of Create Digital Music and Matt Ganucheau of Expression College about generative music, experimental audio in video games, new tools for music composition, and how sound changes our experience of gaming.
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net Known for gathering an eclectic mix of talented musicians from around the world, Les Claypool has fronted a number of projects including the Frog Brigade, Colonel Claypool's bucket of Bernie Brains, Sausage, and, of course, Primus. In today's episode, we learn about his audition for Metallica.
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In this episode of Boing Boing Video, we test-drive "Sarriugarteis (Odontochile) trilobiteis," also known as The Electrobite Car. This trilobite-shaped DIY vehicle was created by "Oilpunk" enthusiasts Kyrsten Mate + Jon Sarriugarte, with help from fellow makers Amy Jenkins and Tansy Brooks. More about the Electrobite online: oilpunk.com. More Boing Boing Video online boingboingvideo.com Boing Boing blog boingboing.net
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net Mononchrom's Johannes Grenzfurthner takes us backwards through time to Cyberpipes Computer Museum, a huge collection of functioning vintage computers located in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Dunja Rosina, Head of Project and a founder of the museum, shows us the collection which includes such dinosaurs as the Commodore 64, the ZX Spectrum, and the worlds first widely used business computer the IBM XT. Dunja and Johannes share nostalgia of the days of pirating games from the radio, the importance of the mouse, and the golden age of gaming in one color.
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Xeni interviews artist Cassandra C. Jones (www.cassandrac.net.), whose work uses "found photography" from search engines to explore how we relate to images online. Her work is on display at Baer Ridgway gallery in San Francisco (http through September 5, 2009. More about Cassandra's work, and preview images, in this Boing Boing blog post: www.boingboing.net Boing Boing Video: boingboingvideo.com
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Boing Boing Video archives: www.boingboing.net On Wednesday, March 11, 2009 the United Nations' Commission of Narcotic Drugs held its 52nd session in Vienna, Austria, just10 years after Kofi Annan's pledge to have a "drug free world" by 2008. Representatives from around the world attended the conference voicing support and opposition to the centuries old "war on drugs." Working with Witness and the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union, we cut together excerpts from "Dare to Question? Using Video to Take on UN Drug Policies" and other testimonials appealing to the United Nations to reconsider its hardline policies combating the cultivation and use of illicit drugs.
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