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Filed under: Pop Culture, Stuff, geek chic, internet
May 15, 2010 • 11:00 pm
zerode – a sensibility
film, music, text, city, spectacle, pleasure
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- Hipster Bingo – a social media win
- Roger Ebert, Film Critic, Dies
- Entertainment Weekly celebrating 50 Years of Doctor Who
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- Cory Doctorow on Aaron Swartz
- All the news that’s fit to spit
- Coffee and Books in San Francisco’s Mission District – the perfect job?
- Scenes of the Season: It’s a Wonderful Life
- Fake TV, Fake Fireplace, Fake…
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Oh - and hello to Jason Isaacs.
zerode
is an over-caffeinated and under-employed grad school dropout, aspiring leftwing intellectual and cultural studies academic, film buff and occasional reviewer, and former private detective. Raised in San Francisco on classic film, radical politics, burritos and soul music, then set loose upon the world. He spends his time in coffee shops with his laptop and headphones, caffeinating and trying to construct a post-whatever life.
What's in a name... The handle "zerode" is a contraction of Zéro de Conduite, the title of Jean Vigo's 1933 movie masterpiece about schoolboy rebellion.
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Blogroll
- Bike Snob NYC
- Blag Hag
- Confessions of an Aca-Fan
- Cycle Chic
- danah boyd | apophenia
- Doc Pop!
- dorkbot San Francisco
- Fimoculous.com
- futurismic
- Hong Kong Hustle
- Hybrid Culture
- Inhabitat
- io9. Strung out on science fiction.
- Laughing Squid
- mentallyinteresting
- Parul Sehgal – books
- Paul Krugman
- Penny Red
- Pop Loser
- Scrawled in Wax
- SF in SF
- SoulBounce
- Starts with a Bang
- Techsploitation
- the bad days will end
- The Watcher – All TV, all the time
- William Gibson
- zed equals zee
- zerode store
Film
- A Pessimist is Never Disappointed
- BFI | Sight & Sound
- Cinebeats: Confessions of a Cinephile
- David Bordwell
- Film School Rejects
- Film Studies for Free
- filmsite
- flickfilospher – cinematic musings of maryann johanson
- Hell on Frisco Bay
- JonathanRosenbaum.com
- Mark Kermode's film blog
- Mirror: Motion Picture Commentary
- Movie Moxie
- Other Cinema
- pullquote
- Roger Ebert
- Self-Styled Siren
- Senses of Cinema
- Sergio Leone and the Infield Fly Rule
- SG New Wave
- The Cinemated Man
- The Filmatelist
- the m0vie blog
Music
tweeting my mind
- Fred Armisen's Portland: it's weird and it's wonderful | The Guardian ow.ly/loznI 2 hours ago
- Palme d'Awful: the worst films for sale at Cannes – in pictures | Film | The Guardian ow.ly/loymk 3 hours ago
- What's the most unexpected DVD commentary you've ever heard? 5 hours ago
- RT @popsci: 5.3 million: the number of Lego bricks used to build the world's largest Lego model, a life-size X-wing fighter... 6 hours ago
- RT @sfgate: 'Fast & Furious 6' is a movie for smart audiences in the mood for something stupid, writes @MickLaSalle. sfchronicle.com/movies/article… 8 hours ago
- RT @bruces: guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/… *This sure is an awful world if you're head's stuck in May '68 #GoogleStack #Situationist 14 hours ago
- @anildash Try j.mp/10qHAKl We could do with more DeLaSoul and ... Del, Brand Nubians, Tribe 14 hours ago
- Doctor Who's "Blink" is really an astonishing piece of TV in every way. I hadn't recalled just how good. The soundtrack is excellent. 15 hours ago
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