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A 1935 film directed by Elmer Clifton. A feud between two gangs in Chinatown breaks out into a tong war. Director: Elmer Clifton Writers: George Arthur Durlam (story), Elmer Clifton (continuty and dialogue) Stars: Tarzan(dog), Marion Shilling and Charles Delaney. + Informações

A 1935 crime, mystery film directed by Elmer Clifton. A feud between two gangs in Chinatown breaks out into a tong war. Director: Elmer Clifton Writers: George Arthur Durlam (story), Elmer Clifton (continuty and dialogue) Stars: Tarzan, Marion Shilling and Charles Delaney. + Informações

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We stopped by this courtyard for lunch and set the camera up while we got some sandwiches. Captured RAW but scaled down to h264.. + Informações

In the tradition of Raymond Chandler and movies like The Big Sleep (Top 130: #24) and The Maltese Falcon (Top 130: #31), Chinatown is a near perfect movie which finds Private Investigator Jake Gittes (Jack Nicholson) plunged into a world of money, murder and... water. Robert Towne is the writer responsible for this, one of the best original screenplays ever written. And Roman Polanski (like Lean, in my previous post on Lawrence of Arabia) is brilliantly economic in his direction of scenes, trusting both the script and his actors. This particular scene between Gittes and Noah Cross (John Huston) is elegantly captured in one shot, avoiding the easy pitfalls of over-emphasizing the emotion of the scene. Polanski stays out of the way of the actors and keeps the camera back at a distance which brings to the surface the sheer banality of the evil communicated. It's also worth noting the composition of the scene at the 2:10 mark: the camera is behind Gittes who is framed to the left. This framing is used often and emphasizes that we only see what Gittes sees. We follow him through the convoluted web of lies and are never given information that he himself does not uncover. [Warning: major SPOILERs here. But if you haven't seen it, perhaps this will motivate you to rent or buy the DVD. A good story is worth telling over and over again, even if you know the ending!] From: jasongoode.wordpress.com. + Informações

Freelance photojournalist Mike Anzaldi happened upon a scene in Chicago's Chinatown where bystanders stepped in to capture and hold an alleged thief.. + Informações

An AMV I made using a song made by my cousins band, Captured in Chinatown. The song is called Running in Circles. If you'd like, check out their Myspace. www.myspace.com. + Informações

The arrest of a Chinese gang member is captured by the Edison Film Manufacturing Company in 1897.. + Informações

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I will first apologize for the quality of this video, and for me rambling on during it, but I was being watched by the owners of this market who did not seem to want anyone taking pictures. I wanted to look like an interested buyer, who wanted a pet turtle or 2, and NOT something more. I had been asked to leave like stores before for having my camera in them. In this case, I hung my camera around my neck, and clicked it on as I walked towards the turtles. I wanted to make sure to get them to quote the prices of the animals on the video, but not appear to be needling for information. I have purchase turtles from these markets many times, and some have survived and acclimated to captivity. Some die within hours. It is a very difficult process, especially with the Diamondbacks and Softshells, and is really something only experienced turtle keepers should try to do. After a year in captivity, these turtles still eat smelt, crabs, shrimp and other seafood, and not commercial turtle food, so that's something to think about before wanting to "save" them. Animals purchased at such markets SHOULD NOT, and CAN NOT be released into the wild because of the threat of disease transmission to a wild population, and because we do not know where they were harvested from. ANYWAY - This is footage of an Asian Grocery/fish market, located in Chinatown, Philadelphia. There are several of these markets there, and several commonly carry live turtles, in particular, the Diamondback terrapin .... + Informações

Inspired by our friend's Nasi Lemak Lunch [fusionview.co.uk/2009/01/remembering-how-to-be-malaysian/] , we headed into Chinatown today to stock up on some ingredients for reviving our Chinese cooking skills. By chance, we came upon a lion dance during the Chinese New Year festivities, which I captured on my trusty mobile phone. The lion is going from shop to shop to bless the businesses with good luck in this Year of the Ox. You'll see the lettuce hung on the door of the shop by the shopowner as an offering to the lion - which the beast grabs eagerly to munch. In return good luck is bestowed on the business in the coming year. Related post: Lions in the City [fusionview.co.uk/2007/03/lions-in-the-city/] - a lion dance I chanced upon in a bank in KL. + Informações

Scenes from the 1969 short film "Clown" by Richard Balducci. Music from Wild Nothing's 2010 album "Gemini". Source: vimeo.com Lyrics: Innocent love, I need someone somewhere I need some way to come down I need some way to make things right Innocent love, I need someone somewhere I need some way to come down I need some way to make things right We're not happy 'til we're running away Clouds in your eyes With nothing but the foggiest day One of a kind I need to keep you here I need to picture you still I need to clear the fog One of a kind I need to keep you here I need to picture you still I need to clear the fog We're not happy 'til we're running away Clouds in your eyes And nothing but the foggiest day Clouds in your eyes We're not happy 'til we're running away Clouds in your eyes And nothing but the foggiest day Clouds in your eyes. + Informações

Ron Martin captured some of the excitement on the streets of Chinatown in Honolulu during the Chinese New Year Celebration.. + Informações

Third video in the series. Credit to schwipe for his PotM and Morphling scenes. Songs: Witch Doctor - Dr Demento Running In Circles - Captured in Chinatown Partyboy Song from Jackass. + Informações

When human smuggler Sister Ping was finally captured by the FBI and went on trial in New York City, Patrick Radden Keefe became fascinated by the powerful "snakehead"-her business acumen, her underground network, and the respect and affection she commanded in Chinatown even as prosecutors charged her with being the kingpin of a vast and often violent criminal enterprise. Her story, and the story of the smuggling ship the Golden Venture, raised a series of fascinating questions about why people will still risk their lives and borrow tens of thousands of dollars to live and work as illegal immigrants in America. To get to the bottom of the story, Keefe interviewed smugglers and cops, government informants and FBI agents, White House officials and undocumented immigrants. He journeyed to Canada, where Sister Ping's network sent customers over the Niagara River in rubber rafts, to Hong Kong and Bangkok, where corrupt officials allowed undocumented immigrants to board planes to America, to the rust belt town of York, Pennsylvania, where the Golden Venture passengers were imprisoned for four years, and to Fujian Province, China, where many villages are completely empty now-because everyone has left for America.. + Informações

This video was captured in an alley fortune cookie factory in San Francisco's Chinatown district. These women hand make fortune cookies for local restaurants.. + Informações

Download at bit.ly Wild Nothing is 21-year-old Blacksburg, Virginia songwriter Jack Tatum (aka Jack And The Whale aka a member of Facepaint). Yeah, another one man band. But no, not just another one man band. Instead of doing the fuzzy lo-fi thing, Tatum wraps his elastic voice in a dramatic dream-pop haze. (Or in a song like "Live In Dreams" you hear bedroom Marr and Moz.) In an interview he mentions the Cocteau Twins along with Shop Assistants, My Bloody Valentine, and, yes, the Smiths (plus the Radio Dept. and other Swedish pop-makers) as influences. To give you more of an idea he covers Kate Bush's "Cloudbusting." To give you even more of an idea.... + Informações

The blurry film - apparently from a hidden camera - appeared to show one man being shot in Yuson town near the border with China on March 2, 2005. The condemned faced the firing squad shortly after a brief trial in which a judge found him guilty of trying to cross into China and smuggle others there. Three gunmen each fired one shot at the prisoner who was tied to a pole. Another female defendent was sentenced to10 years of labor camp. The video was carried out of North Korea by several defectors. It was filmed by unnamed residents of the Stalinist state. It decided to publicize the tape after determining witness accounts of the executions matched the images captured on film, the statement said. A Seoul-based group called the Commission to Help North Korean Refugees said last month that North Korea had executed 70 defectors who were captured in China and sent home to discourage its citizens from fleeing the country. The number of people fleeing North Korea decreased drastically following the executions, the group said. A trickle of defectors from the communist North has swelled into a steady flow in recent years as more attempt to flee hunger and political repression in their homeland. Nearly 1900 North Koreans defected to the South last year, an increase of almost 50 percent from the year before. More than 100000 North Koreans are living or hiding in China, the Commission to Help North Korean Refugees has estimated.. + Informações

in Chinatown, Yokohama Japan. + Informações

Because I owe you an extra video for being out of town on Halloween... Union Square, Manhattan, NY Monday, November 3, 2008, around 4:00 pm Ricky Grove, Ben Grussi and I were in New York that weekend for the Machinima Film Festival. On this Monday afternoon, we'd just come from The Strand bookstore a couple blocks up the street, and were preparing to hop on the subway over to Canal Street for what would end up being a really great dinner in Chinatown. Absolutely nothing of consequence happens in this video, it's just a slice of life capturing the hustle and bustle of this big city by this boy who doesn't spend much time in one. Video was caught with a cheap Pentax Optio A10 camera; audio captured using a Marantz PMD660 with built-in stereo mics (because I forgot to pack a cable for my good microphone). + Informações

Canon XH A1 HD 60i format. Captured with Pinnacle Studio 11, burned in MPEG-2 format. File Size: 790 MB Video Length: 3:51 Shot on 2-6-2011 at 12:30-1:30 PM in Philadelphia Chinatown with Jerry Cerruti, Meijun Meng, Aimee Piccirilli Wein, Robin Jian Feng, Kenny Pei Yichao and Yanwei Lu.. + Informações

A heli tour in Liberty City over China Town, The Exchange, Statue of Happiness and more - From GTA IV of course. Enjoy! The video is captured from the PS3-version of the game. Sorry about the visual quality of the video, but captured it with my cellphone.. + Informações

'Chinatown: Day for Night' is a video installation in which street scenes from the Chinatowns of London, Antwerp, and Sydney are revealed successively. Desolate images of Paifangs, mason lion statues, restaurants, gaming houses and supermarkets are captured in the early hours of the day, lit only by the eerie glow of the incandescent street lights and neon signs which reflect onto the cobblestone streets. The accompanying audio is taken from the relevant location at the opposite end of the day when the streets are at their liveliest.. + Informações