Soundboy America
Malchick Films, the element of being
Malchick Films, the element of being
| Malchick Films is a division of Soundboy America |
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| the hijacking lie a Skip Pulley film |
| I prefer to die fighting a Skip Pulley film |
| blood on my hands a Skip Pulley film |
| a trifle for elise a Skip Pulley film |
| the beginning of the end a Skip Pulley film |
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| Requiem a Skip Pulley film |
| A short, light piece of verse or music is known as a "trifle". The word also means "of little importance". When I was directing the conceptual documentary World Warrior, one of my goals was to find the most serene piece of music imaginable and set it in juxtaposition with the most horrific footage ever captured. I think I came very close. Featuring the Beethoven composition Fur Elise. Black & White, 3 minutes 16 seconds. |
| This is a SILENT art film inspired by the Pablo Picasso painting Guernica. This is not the version that was screened. This is an alternate version created due to a copyright conflict. I featured a bullfight as the subject because the bull is only mamal that when wounded, will not retreat or run away to "lick his wounds" so to speak. The Bull always dies in combat. even if he gets the best of the matador. That's significant. Silent, Black & White, 2 minutes 24 seconds. |
| This film was my most acclaimed and also the most misunderstood. It was featured in the conceptual documentary The Big Takeover. The purpose of the film was the cast dispersions on the "official" story of what happened on 9/11 as well as on the misinformation in the so-called "truth" movements; both of which contain glaring inconsistencies and illogical conclusions that are only explained using straw man arguments and righteous indignation. The facts, however, do not lie and need no revision. The infamous flights in question never took off, were not scheduled to fly and basically never existed. In fact, NO AIRLINERS of any kind took off that morning after 7:30 AM. Color/Black & White, 5 minutes 38 seconds. |
| This film still shakes me to my core each time I watch it. I think Robert Oppenheimer eventually went mad after helping create the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945. I would love to eventually direct a full-length project on the subject; to explore the reasons why Germany was not even close to developing the bomb - it's because they had no intention of ever doing so. Weather you like it or not, indiscriminate mass-murder is a uniquely American trait; Native Americans, African Slaves, Mexicans, Filipinos, etc. If some of you are thinking, "what about the so-called holocaust in Nazi Germany?". My answer to that is - to be continued. If you were right, I would agree with you. Black & White, 2 minutes 55 seconds. |