Fuct founder, Erik Brunetti starts off 2010 by debuting the first part of a series of three commercials on their website. Being highly influenced by pop culture, including film, the commercial is far more cinematic than anything else. Expect something akin to a scene from HEAT. You can view part one of The Doctrine now on fuct.com.

Check out some stills after the jump.

Update: See part one in full after the jump.

C’était un rendez-vous is a 1976 short film by Claude Lelouch. The plot is pretty simple: Lelouch mounted a camera onto the front of a Ferrari 275 GTB (Lelouch later revealed it was a Mercedes 450 SEL, with Ferrari engine and braking noises dubbed over) and had a friend – a professional Formula 1 pilot – speed through the streets of Paris at 5:30 in the morning racing through red lights, and nearly clipping pedestrians and taking out whole flocks of pigeons, etc… They were unable to get a permit to close the streets, but supposedly had people on CB radios at intersections to make sure the driver would run red lights unscathed. Either way, the driver had balls of steel, and the film itself is pretty kickass.

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Director extraordinaire, David Lynch has announced he is planning to film another movie; this time, however, a documentary on the legendary Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

It really doesn’t come as a surprise from the California resident – who most recently worked together with Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse (Read more about that in a previous post here.) – since he himself is an active student of the Indian guru’s teachings: Transcendental Meditation. What’s more, he even founded his own foundation, which aims “for consciousness-based education and world peace“.

The most well-known students of the guru (who passed away last year at the ripe age of 90) were the Beatles, who began visiting him regularly in the late ’60s. Since then, a whole slew of musicians and celebs have chosen to follow the Yogi’s teachings including the Rolling Stones, Jane Fonda, Stevie Wonder, Clint Eastwood and even Kurt Vonnegut. The guru travelled extensively to acquaint the world with his doctrines including stops at the BBC, at Royal Albert Hall, appearing in Time Magazine, and pretty much visiting every continent resulting in a following in the hundreds of thousands of people.

James Cameron’s long-awaited, much-anticipated 3D Sci-Fi epic hits theatres this December. Check out the trailer above.

Following Bottle Rocket, Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, and The Darjeeling Limited, Wes Anderson’s next project is a stop-motion animation film. Most likely a must see for fans of Stop-motion Bill Murray, and stop-motion Kumar Pallana.

Guardian photographer, Dan Chung shot the above video with his Canon 5D with Nikon and Zeiss lenses using manual focus. He purchased the camera to use solely as a video camera with existing Nikon kit. The film was shot and edited in about twelve hours directly after picking the camera up from a Beijing camera store and charging the battery. Impressive stuff.

The geniuses at Pixar have come up with this new, short film, which will be shown in theatres as an introduction to their soon-to-be-released UP feature film. It is sheer genius, and right off the bat I watched it three times in a row. Like everything else, it’s about – what else – sex. Check it out on Fubiz’s website.

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Mike Tyson and James Toback talk with Charlie Rose about the new documentary, Tyson.

After Ali G, and Borat, the next character for Sacha Baron Cohen to bring to life is Brüno. Check out the trailer.

To commemorate the release of Kareem Shebab’s fixie film, Death Pedal, Franco Shade designed a special t-shirt. It is limited to only 72, and will be available online on April 25th, the day of the release of Death Pedal.

Check out a trailer from the film as well as additional images after the jump.