Today we hear first things about an upcoming Neckface Film. It seems like the artist stays busy after his recent very successful exhibition opening in Miami. Hee is currently working with Ty Evans on a film. Here you already get to see the trailer.

Evans recently told Slash Film that: “The Necface doc is super rough right now. I started filming Neck back in 2005. A lot has happened since then and there is a lot more to come. When I first started filming him I told him I want to film him for a long time span to capture his growth and everything that comes along with it. It is not coming out anytime soon. Maybe I’m half way? Maybe I’m just getting started? I have no clue. Neck is the illest guy out there and I’m psyched he picked me to tell his story.”

Check out the trailer here above. Enjoy!

Via Arrested Motion/Skatefairy.

“This short fashion film, shot by Kathryn Ferguson during rehearsals for her London shows, showcases Gaga’s love of some of fashion’s most pioneering names, as well as a show-stopping piano composition created by Gaga uniquely for this collaboration.” Via Dazed Digital.

An interesting collaboration, check it out!

Today we can show you the short film by Spike Jonze, starring Kanye West, entitled “We were once a Fairytale”. An interesting and somewhat unexpected project to come from the musician. Check it out!

adidas Y-3 Spring / Summer 2009 from adidas Fashion Group on Vimeo.

Over the course of the last couple of weeks we have shown you a good amount of new Spring/Summer 2009 product from the Y-3 collection. Here comes now a new mood film that has been produced around the collection.

“Y-3’s campaign for Spring/Summer 2009 disregards convention in favor of a fresh perspective on the world. It is a look at a synthetic reality, an exploration of people’s lives seen as a glimpse through the lens of omnipresent surveillance cameras. The accompanying Y-3 movie captures a mood of undiluted elegance, vibrancy and sophistication – the mood of Y-3. Filmed by Darren Lew with the creative direction of Doug Lloyd, it reveals the verve of the Y-3 lifestyle where high performance meets high fashion.”

All the credits of the film follow after the jump.

Puma and Alexander McQueen continue their collaboration. For their new collection they have now produced this short film., entitled “Ghost”.

“The collaboration between the acclaimed British designer and the legendary German apparel brand is all about “power” and “inner force,” drawing inspiration from the griffin, the mythical creature with the body of a lion and the wings of an eagle, and the fierce elegance of sparring boxers. The latter reference is the subject of Ghost, a short promotional film directed by veteran music video guru Saam Farahmand that is now making the rounds online. The film, which features fighters attacking one another with the grace of ballerinas and a choir singing over low, booming drums as the Alexander McQueen and Puma logos appear, definitely has a stroke of the legendary, enhanced by its combination of slow-motion and high-speed cameras and its postproduction “ghosting” techniques.” Via Vman.

Check out the film here above!

Captured, the film that chronicles Clayton Patterson’s astute archiving of life on New York’s Lower East Side, gets its European debut this week. First screening on January 3 at Berlin’s Babylon Theater, the documentary will get additional playings on both the 7th and 22nd. No word yet on if other European cities will follow suit, but there’s little doubt showings will become more frequent.

Full flier after the jump.

We give you an exclusive preview of the Nike 6.0 BMX Film that will be debuting in San Diego on November 22nd. Our man Nigel Sylvester is of course one of the main characters in the film, certainly something to be looking out for!

CINEMA TUESDAYS is proud to present the U.S. Premiere of Megunica at Nike Sportswear at The Montalbán, Nike Sportswear’s unique retail and special events theatre in Hollywood. Directed by Italian filmmaker Lorenzo Fonda, Megunica follows acclaimed street artist Blu on his road trip adventures though Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Argentina. The film mixes spectacular cinematography with innovative animation. Influenced by skateboarding and street culture, 27-year old Italian filmmaker Lorenzo Fonda combines illustration, graphic design, cinematography and animation to create memorable, fantastical imagery.

Megunica
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
7pm: Reception with food by Border Grill and music by Raul Campos
8pm: Screening + Filmmaker Q&A with director Lorenzo Fonda

Watch the Megunica trailer here above.

Named for the Seattle fixed gear night started by Dustin Klein of Cadence Clothing, Fast Friday chronicles a year of the cities cycle scene. The documentary was directed by David Rowe and shows how track bike culture moves in the hilly, windy and rainy town.Touring with the Bicycle Film Festival, Fast Friday is also available online at the film’s site. (via Blackbird). 
More stills from the film after the jump.

Inside Outside is a documentary focussing on evolving graffiti. The DVD has just recently been released and for the occasion PingMag sat down with one of the directors of the movie. Check it out here.
Here below the trailer of the documentary.