[size=5][color=#ff0033]Songs for a Sloth 2021 PROPER 1080p WEBRip x264-RARBG[/color][/size] [IMG]https://i.postimg.cc/FmHjC9qY/j8ntoimf4w50.jpg[/IMG] [b]IMDB information:[/b] [quote] [b]Title:[/b] Songs for a Sloth (2021) [b]Genres:[/b] Comedy, Drama, Music [b]Description:[/b] On the edge of a ne.
You aren t trying hard enough, Maxwell! Gravitas Ventures has released an official trailer for
Songs for a Sloth, the feature debut of music video director Bradley Hasse. On the verge of a major breakdown, Maxwell meets a talking sloth in his dreams (voiced by
Jack McBrayer) and becomes obsessed with saving the animal s habitat in his waking life by returning to his first passion of music. He devises a crazy scheme to make a music for a sloth fundraiser. The indie dramedy stars
Richard Hollman,
Brian McCarthy, with
Arian Moayad. Thankfully this looks as wacky and weird as it sounds, and there doesn t even seem to be any live sloths in it, just this goofy puppet one. Huh. Might be a fun watch? Or not so fun…
Inside Out, Nantucket Film Festival Lineups Set; ‘The Wedding Pact 2’ A Go; Freestyle Digital Media Hire; ‘Songs For A Sloth’ Deal – Film Briefs Deadline 4 hrs ago
The 31st
Inside Out Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival this week unveiled its full lineup for its virtual edition, which will run May 27-June 6. A total of 143 films including 33 features and five episodic series will unspool, according to new executive director Lauren Howes and director of programming Andrew Murphy. A total of 70% of this year’s selected films are by women/trans/non-binary directors
Natalie Morales’ directorial debut
Language Lessons, which won the audience award at this year’s SXSW, will open the festival, with the Charli XCX documentary
Inside the world of creative residencies
We speak to alumni from Benetton-backed Fabrica and the Design Museum’s Designers in Residence programme about the allure of doing a creative residency, and how the experience has influenced their practice 23/04/2021 7:27 am
The concept of the artist-in-residence dates back to the early 20th century, when art-loving benefactors would offer up studio spaces to artists, allowing them to reflect, research and produce work outside of their usual environment. Over the course of the last century, cheaper and quicker means of travel and the advent of the internet age has seen the scope of these residencies broaden out to encompass an array of different creative disciplines in locations all over the world. For those on the outside of the residency scene, however, the true nature of these schemes remains a bit of a mystery. So what exactly does go on behind closed doors?