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Celebrate the passion of do-it-yourself cinema. This unique Blu-ray/DVD collection features two documentaries never before seen on home video, When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose and Palace of Silents, as well as five bonus films from early itinerant and local filmmakers. |
| This edition is mastered from a multi-tinted 16mm print struck in 1926 from the original camera negative. For years film historians have accepted the legend that Irving Thalberg, who was in charge of production at Universal Studios in the early 1920s, was the driving force behind the production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. But in reality, the idea of making the film was not Thalberg's but Lon Chaney's. |
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"With each track, her child-like other worldly voice flies over summery guitar, catchy bass and eery, low-fi keys". - thepulpzine
"Standout The Walls has a strong Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffti-feel with it’s groovy baseline, swirling effects and angelic voice reflecting on the process of love". - thepulpzine |
"I'm blown away by the talent of Donald Barthelemy, aka, The Dondada!" -Sheri Nightingale - Executive Reggae Festival Magazine
The debut album by Donald "Dondada" Barthelemy is an instrumental journey that takes its flavoring from Reggae, Dub, Jazz and Hip Hop blending into a sound that is all his own. Featuring special guest musicians on select tracks, all songs were composed, arranged & performed by Donald "Dondada" Barthelemy.
The Sirens Records "I can’t recommend this enough. This is Chicago blues and some related materials done right– don’t delay in adding this to your collection. You will be sorry if you don’t!. Most highly recommended!!!” - Blues Blast Magazine
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