One thing we never really noticed about Wes Anderson’s films was the amount of overhead shots of hands in scenes. Turns out there’s quite a bit. Check out the 40-second video above, which was selected from 46 different shots. How many scenes can you recognize?

The Shiznit looked over many of the films nominated for this year’s Oscars, and redesigned their posters with the intention of giving them just a bit more honesty.

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Delve into the world of Ian Reid with his latest film Streets is Talking. The NYC skater/videographer is in the works of completing next video, documenting his life in the Big Apple (and wherever else his travels take him) and everything that goes along with it: skateboarding, fights, falls, comedy, random crazy people, getting chased by cops, strip clubs, comraderie and car accidents, to name a few. If you haven’t seen his previous film, Sex, Hood, Skate, and Videotape, make sure to do so.

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Founded in 2002 by two dudes in Kentucky, Lebowski Fest welcomes all Walters, Maudes, Dudes and a bounty of other characters to bowl, drink white russians and relax, man.

Plasticine Tatooine is a new book by illustrator, Elliott Quince which shows characters from Star Wars made from plasticine. Apart from his medium of choice, what also makes Quince’s project unique is that instead of concentrating on the leading roles, he decided to shine the light on the lesser-known characters.

“What I’ve decided to do, to make this project different, is to select a bunch of the more random cast members and imagine how bitter they must have been at not making it big, how badly they were treated on set or how cruelly their lives have panned out since the movies were released.”

Find out more about the book and get your own copy here.

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Inspired by Mel Gibson’s The Man Without a Face is Dan De Lorenzo’s and Ben Stumpf’s The Man Without a Facebook. Check out the trailer for the original film here and see what a great job the two did to match theirs to Mel Gibson’s.

With the biggest blockbuster hit of the Summer (and possibly year) already in the cinemas, and the stars of the Harry Potter series already rock stars in their own right, Next Movie commissioned Old Red Jalopy (who brought you Lego-inspired movie posters) to re-imagine classic rock albums featuring the HP cast.

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We’ve been showing you a variety of mash-ups recently, and here’s the latest. The people at Old Red Jalopy once again take Lego characters and apply them to movie posters. This time for the blockbuster hits of the Summer.

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Winner of this year’s Nokia Shorts is Splitscreen: A Love Story. Shot entirely on the Nokia N8 by JW Griffiths, the two-and-a-half minute video took home the grand prize of $10, 000, beating viral hits like The Commuter, and Dot.

French graphic designer and illustrator, Martin Woutisseth’s latest project is an animated video showcasing Stanley Kubrick’s filmography in chronological order.