Celebrated worldwide, Christmas is associated to not just gift-giving and a bearded old man, but the birth of baby Jesus. It is however not common that you’ll get a hilarious twist of unexpected events like the one in this short film by Anomaly London – combining the purity of a child that later on changed the whole course of hell as well as the true meaning of Christmas.
Narrated by the great Sir Patrick Stewart, the animation brings forth a new way of understanding Christmas, in accordance to the usual ‘bitterness turned to kindness’ formula that’s present in another Christmas movie must-have, The Grinch. If Satan can give his cynicism a break this holiday and learn to make gluten free baked goods, then you can too.
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The trio turn personal disappointment, collective frustration and the strange weight of being young into an album that refuses to keep sadness neatly contained.
Berlin-based techno artist Ana Rs brings her hypnotic, experimental sound to Pisco this Saturday, joined by Meliha, Nana & Odd for a night built for the heads.
At the centre of the restaurant, an open kitchen lets you watch the chefs put the dishes together, including the finishing touches on the smoked chicken.
As the species can be sensitive to environmental changes, the department urged anglers and fishermen to practise catch-and-release when they come across one.
Part concert, part art experience, part wellness retreat, and part temporary village where you can spend five days following whatever catches your attention.
Built around the memory of a fictional figure named Miss June, the song sits somewhere between distortion and daydream with a hazy, floating atmosphere.
Designed to feel a little like wandering through a market itself, moving from one unexpected encounter to another through a mix of interactive experiences.