The Vintagent Selects: The Warrior's Way
https://vimeo.com/141138517
The Vintagent Selects: A collection of our favorite films by artists around the world.
THE WARRIOR'S WAY (2015)
Run Time: 4:21
Director: Pedro Asturiano
Realization and Original Idea: Salvador Colin and Pedro Asturiano
Post Production: Salvador Colin and Pedro Asturiano
Camera 1, Moto 3: Salvador Colin:
Camera 2, Moto 5: San Cobra:
Camera 2, Moto 5: Carlos Campos Jr:
Camera 4: Carmen Fu Seller:
Moto 1: Jonathan Nuñez:
Moto 2: Kim Chee Uylenbroke
Moto 7: Pedro Asturiano
Stunt Man, moto 6: Carlos Campos
Music: The Picturebooks 'Learn It The Hard Way'
Location: Sierra de Hidalgo, Sierra de San Luis Potosí, Sierra de Querétaro
FILM MAKERS
Pedro Asturiano and Salvador Colin, dedicated to art and communication, have used video to express their thoughts, emotions and lifestyle. They are two enthusiasts of the motorcycles, passionate of the Cafe Racer style, founding members of Lost Boys Cafe Racer Crewthe most important group of Mexico and Latin America.
SUMMARY
A life rider is mixed with different shades as each day rolls out. Some days can be difficult, some very pleasant. This film shows both contrasts.
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The Vintagent Selects: The Coast To Coast Trial
https://youtu.be/McpBlZ_Ho1Y
The Vintagent Selects: A collection of our favorite films by artists around the world.
THE COAST TO COAST TRIAL (2013)
Run Time: 5:16
Director: Greg Villalobos
Editor: Greg Villalobos
Key Cast: Greg Villalobos
FILM MAKERS
Greg Villalobos is not only a filmmaker, but a BAFTA award-winning brand builder too. In 2004 Greg co-founded a digital agency in London, but since left London for North East Britain to help smaller organizations communicate their brands. As an outdoors and bike enthusiast, Greg tells stories through his experiences and the experiences of those around him.
SUMMARY
What would happen if you tried to ride a totally inappropriate vehicle from one side of the country to the other?
What if that vehicle was a 15-year-old trials motorbike, a Montesa Cota 315, with no seat, a tiny 3 litre fuel tank and top speed of 30 mph? Would man and machine make it…? That’s just what Greg Villalobos and Noel Thom set out to find out.
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The Vintagent Trailers: The Wall Of Death And All That
https://vimeo.com/735282384
The Vintagent Trailers: A preview of our favorite feature films out there.
ZID SMRTI, I TAKO TO / THE WALL OF DEATH AND ALL THAT (2016)
Run Time: 1:02:00
Producer: Mladen Kovacevic, Horopter Film Production
Co-producer: Tibor Keser, Restart
Director: Mladen Kovacevic
Director of photography: Pablo Ferro
Writer: Mladen Kovacevic
Editor: Jelena Maksimovic
Key Cast: Brankica Nadj, Goran Savic
FILM MAKERS
Director Mladen Kovacevic is no stranger to discovering rare and old occupations that are specific to the Balkans, mostly Serbia. His previous documentary ‘Unplugged’ is a story about an almost forgotten nature play with nature, about ways of the folk, of playing the leaves in a Serbian rural area. It’s another must-see, full of scenic depictions of nature in Serbia and an exploration of a long forgotten, often deemed-irrelevant knowledge.
SUMMARY
She spends her life defying gravity on a vertical road with no beginning or end. Where she has nothing to hope for, and where injury and death await. She has only her memories.
When she was just 10 years old, Brankica was the central attraction at country-fairs. Her big brothers were star acrobats, legends in former Yugoslavia, and she was the princess on the wall. Now, her brothers are long gone, she is the only one left behind. A 43-year-old grandmother of six grandchildren, she is repeating the same old stunts on her motorcycle while riding on the sidewalls of the 6 meters wide wooden barrel. She lingers between her melancholic memories and the claustrophobic existence around the last remaining wall of death in the Balkans.
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Following the trailer, you will see an extended clip from the award winning feature film which is now in distribution. For more information of where you can see the film, please visit the website, and thank you to the filmmaker for sharing this exclusive sneak peak with The Vintagent.
