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Colorful graphics, energetic animated sequences and live film are interspersed in Zendeskâs
Golden Age Karate, directed by Sindha Agha. The film recounts how Jeff Wall first began to develop his passion for karate at age 6; heâd be inducted into the USA Martial Arts Hall of Fame at age 10. However, it is his decision to teach karate to senior citizens that makes Wallâs story compelling and connects his biography to Zendesk.
Wall first takes his karate skills to a nursing home after spending many weekends with his grandmother. Imagining that other seniors may be longing social and physical outlets just as she was, Wall soon discovers through his senior students that one is never too old to kick butt. The film was produced for $125,000 and is part of a Zendesk series on âStories about helpful people,â fitting for a company that is encouraging its employees and customers to reimagine consumer support and what it looks like.
Hip-deep into The Final Member, aspirant penis donor Tom Mitchell insists I like to to treat people the same way others would like to be treated, and that s with respect. It s unclear what Mitchell s heart-felt words mean in the context of The Final Member, a semi-serious documentary about The Icelandic Phallogical Museum (AKA That Weird Penis Museum You ve Probably Heard About But Never Been To). Filmmakers Jonah Bekhor and Zach Math are sincerely interested in museum owner Sigurður Hjartarson, and his quest to get a human penis to complete his museum s collection of mammalian members. But because they know how ridiculous Hjartarson s unusual fascination seems, they turn him, Mitchell, and their associates into sideshow attractions. These are real people, but in The Final Member, they re fascinating curiosities.