P2P Art at Torrentfreak
Mixed media artist and filmmaker Anders Weberg created a piece of P2P art. The experimental movie “Filter” is about by the emotional rollercoaster he went through when his son almost died.“Filter is fully based on the emotions that I experienced in the beginning of 2006when I woke up one night and found my son unconscious on the floor. A couple of minutes passed by until I could bring him back. The fear and desperation I felt during this time is what the film is all about.”
The 73 minute film is only available on filesharing networks. The film itself, and the files Anders used to produce the film are deleted, “there´s no original”. So the only way to keep it “alive” is by sharing it.
Torrents are available here and here. More info about the project at the P2P-Art homepage
I’m always excited to see indie and non-major moviesw being released outside of general distribution. But this project sounds like a call for the p2p… movement, to keep the movie alive. Don’t torrent it… it does and no longer exists.
Tags: Interesting, Movie, Movies, Sharing
Ei there, couldn´t help notice you read “Prisioner´s Hope”. Great book, it´s part of a series starting with “Midshipman´s Hope”, I highly recommend it.
I had put it on my list. I guess there is 7 books in the series, and he had just sent to publishing his last book when he died in 2006.