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Life Imitates Art- Google Meets Goldstrom Meets China

January 20, 2010 by Michael · Leave a Comment 

In 2005 I wrote the film Press or Say 2 which explored the relationship between China (Communist) and IBM (Capitalist), when Lenovo, a Chinese company, bought IBM’s computer making division. Notice how there’s no more IBM computers around?

The question I explored was: how would a communist company deal with tech support – that supremely capitalist form of customer service?

My imagined result pretty much matched the reality: The Chinese government has hacked into the world’s computers, starting with Google.

Feel free to watch my short film, then read the New York Time’s article!



Freud’s Magic Powder – Released

April 15, 2009 by Michael · 2 Comments 

 

See the incredible website: http://www.freudsmagicpowder.com or click on any of the images below.         

While conducting research on cocaine, Sigmund Freud suddenly discovers the Oedipus Complex…

freudposter

 

Freud Wakes Up

 

Vienna Woods

 

Freud Looks Right

 

Directed by
  Edouard Getaz 

Writer
  Jessica Sharzer

Producers
Natalie Altshuler … producer
  Andrew Barchilon … line producer 
  Edouard Getaz … producer 
  Francine Lusser … producer 
  Gérard Monier … producer 

Cast - in credits order 
  Michael Goldstrom … Sigmund Freud
  Aria Alpert … Martha Bernays
  Meg Gibson … Amalia Freud
  Rob Besserer … Jakob Freud
  Scott Cohen … Philipp Freud
  Jerry Matz … The Rabbi
  Frédéric Polier … The Carriage Driver
  Stewart Steinberg … Uncle Elias
  Jeremy Rishe … Alexander Freud
  Joy Shatz … Mitzi Freud
  Emerie Snyder … Dolfi Freud
  Tony Vincent … The Dandy
  Cathy Campagna … The Bearded Lady
  Bo Corre … The Curvy Hostess
  Walter Dunderville … The Shemale Waiter
  Heather Bullock … The Opium Smoker
  Vanessa Kai … The Japanese Wife
  Farrah Krenek … 1st woman in black suit
  Owen Lund … The Dancing Husband
  David Prum … The Austrian Sommelier
  Kit Redding … The Young Dandy
  Allyson Reilly … The Maid
  Hollie K. Seidel … 2nd woman in black suit
  Richard Shubert … 2nd Phrenologist
  Elisangela … The Serpentine Woman
  Yoshi Takao … The Japanese Husband
  Walter White … The African Waiter
  Jim Wisniewski … 1st Phrenologist
  Wallace Wood … The Phrenologists’ Patient

Original Music
  Jean-Michel Bernard 
 

Cinematographers
  Simon Baechler 
 
Editors
  Angelo Corrao 
 
Casting Directors
  Todd M. Thaler 
 
Art Directors
  Meg Vinson 
 
Costume Designers
  Catherine Zuber 
 
Second Unit Directors or Assistant Directors
  Sonia Rossier … first assistant director 
 
Sound Department
  Gabriel Hafner … sound designer 
  François Musy … sound designer 
 

Camera and Electrical Department

  Josh M. Allen … electrician 
  Joe Anderson … camera technician: RED camera 
  Joe Anderson … data wrangler 
  Nathaniel Bates … electrician 
  Seán Linehan … board operator 
  Patrick Murray … best boy electric 
  Megan Nole … grip 
  Isias Meno Payne … key grip 
  Andrew Roddewig … electrician 
  Jeremy Rodriguez … grip 
  Jason Sarrey … grip 
  Meg Schrock … gaffer 
 

Production Companies

  Tipi’mages
  Intercontinental Pictures

 

Visit:

Freud’s Magic Powder on Facebook

Freud’s Magic Powder on Imdb

*Approaching Union Square on the Sundance Channel*

November 7, 2008 by Michael · 1 Comment 

I perform in the feature film APPROACHING UNION SQUARE, which will have its BROADCAST PREMIERE on SUNDANCE CHANNEL this SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 at 7pm!

The lives of eleven passengers on a New York City bus are revealed in a series of individual monologue vignettes in this debut feature from Marc Meyers. While largely anonymous to each other, the travelers – including a tourist, an immigrant, a sex addict and a psychic – harbor secrets, longings, connections and intriguing inner lives otherwise invisible. Adapted from Meyers’s original stage play Love & Sex: Tales From the Trenches. “A startlingly accomplished debut … smart, confessional, rueful, funny and sad” – Montreal Gazette.

Click here for details: www.sundancechannel.com/films/500327610

“A startlingly accomplished debut … smart, confessional, rueful, funny and sad” – Montreal Gazette “thought-provoking … touches with skilled insight” – Variety

Currently scheduled screenings on Sundance Channel include: Saturday, November 8 at 7pm Thursday, November 13 at 6am Sunday, November 16 at 7:30am Wednesday, November 19 at 11am Friday, November 28 at 2pm

Don’t forget to set your DVRs.

www.approachingunionsquare.com

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