"BORDER CITY MUSIC PROJECT" is a documentary written and narrated by JON GILES, co-produced by DUSTY D'ANNUZIO, associate producer MARK FARNER. "BORDER CITY MUSIC PROJECT" is out now via IRON STREET STUDIO and DV8 FILMS and on DEMAND via VIMEO.
http://bordercitymusicproject.com/
FROM "BORDER CITY MUSIC PROJECT":
. https://vimeo.com/ondemand/bcmp
Production Title: Border City Music Project
Production Type: Feature length documentary film
Project length: 72 minutes
Production location(s): Detroit, MI, Windsor ON, Boston MA, New York, NY, Los Angeles CA
Production Company: Iron Street Studio
Director: Jon Gillies
Producers: Dusty D'Annunzio, Jon Gillies and Mark Farner
Writer: Jon Gillies
Key Dates: March 13, 2014
Thursday March 13 2014, Border City Music Project will premiere at the Capitol Theatre in Windsor Ontario. Doors are at 6PM and the evening will include a mix of the presentation of the film, live music with an All-star line up, a Question and Answer session and several other unique surprises. There will be no video allowed, the event will not be re-broadcast at anytime, making this event even more exclusive. Mark Farner (formerly of Grand Funk Railroad) and Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss) will both be heavily involved in the question and answer and they will be in the All Star band with Jon Gilles and Dusty D'annunzio.
Border City Music Project is a documentary that is a overly stylish, detailed, well-paced conversation about the state of our modern culture; the idea that it is more than just art on a wall or music in your speakers. Culture is how we value things, it is how we make our decisions. This film discusses key factors that are affecting the progress and value of our shared culture. The film examines the effects of the monopolization of the media, the democratization of technology, the slow but steady engineering of our subconscious and the combination of all of the above to bring us to a point of social dissolution that we have never seen before. The narrative also uses the abandoned U.S. city of Detroit and forgotten/misunderstood Canadian city of Windsor to Juxtapose the past with our current situation and some of the ways we have arrived in our current position. The film looks to inspire conversation and awareness, also it looks to inspire the educators and youth of this world to identify the factors that enable us to fail.
The film features: Noam Chomsky (MIT), Mark Farner (Formally of Grand Funk Railroad), Marc Maron (Comedian), Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss), John Sinclair (MC5), Philip Anselmo (Pantera, Down), Richie Hawtin (Plasticman), Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), Kelly Hoppe (Big Sugar), Jeff Burrows (The Tea Party), Stewart Chatwood (The Tea Party), Jim McCarty (Mitch Ryder, Cactus), Carmine Appice (Rod Stewart, Cactus).
"Everything has to be turned into a system of production of value for those who dominate and control the system, which by now is an extremely narrow sector - with the financialization of the economy, the sharp concentration of wealth... The effect on culture is similar, but people do resist, so there is constant development of rebellious independent culture... It can be the blues, it can be jazz, It can be rap, film-making, it can be all kinds of things which people are just refusing to be controlled."
Noam Chomsky
Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy MIT
Production Type: Feature length documentary film
Project length: 72 minutes
Production location(s): Detroit, MI, Windsor ON, Boston MA, New York, NY, Los Angeles CA
Production Company: Iron Street Studio
Director: Jon Gillies
Producers: Dusty D'Annunzio, Jon Gillies and Mark Farner
Writer: Jon Gillies
Key Dates: March 13, 2014
Thursday March 13 2014, Border City Music Project will premiere at the Capitol Theatre in Windsor Ontario. Doors are at 6PM and the evening will include a mix of the presentation of the film, live music with an All-star line up, a Question and Answer session and several other unique surprises. There will be no video allowed, the event will not be re-broadcast at anytime, making this event even more exclusive. Mark Farner (formerly of Grand Funk Railroad) and Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss) will both be heavily involved in the question and answer and they will be in the All Star band with Jon Gilles and Dusty D'annunzio.
Border City Music Project is a documentary that is a overly stylish, detailed, well-paced conversation about the state of our modern culture; the idea that it is more than just art on a wall or music in your speakers. Culture is how we value things, it is how we make our decisions. This film discusses key factors that are affecting the progress and value of our shared culture. The film examines the effects of the monopolization of the media, the democratization of technology, the slow but steady engineering of our subconscious and the combination of all of the above to bring us to a point of social dissolution that we have never seen before. The narrative also uses the abandoned U.S. city of Detroit and forgotten/misunderstood Canadian city of Windsor to Juxtapose the past with our current situation and some of the ways we have arrived in our current position. The film looks to inspire conversation and awareness, also it looks to inspire the educators and youth of this world to identify the factors that enable us to fail.
The film features: Noam Chomsky (MIT), Mark Farner (Formally of Grand Funk Railroad), Marc Maron (Comedian), Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss), John Sinclair (MC5), Philip Anselmo (Pantera, Down), Richie Hawtin (Plasticman), Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), Kelly Hoppe (Big Sugar), Jeff Burrows (The Tea Party), Stewart Chatwood (The Tea Party), Jim McCarty (Mitch Ryder, Cactus), Carmine Appice (Rod Stewart, Cactus).
"Everything has to be turned into a system of production of value for those who dominate and control the system, which by now is an extremely narrow sector - with the financialization of the economy, the sharp concentration of wealth... The effect on culture is similar, but people do resist, so there is constant development of rebellious independent culture... It can be the blues, it can be jazz, It can be rap, film-making, it can be all kinds of things which people are just refusing to be controlled."
Noam Chomsky
Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy MIT
Production Title: Border City Music Project
Production Type: Feature length documentary film
Project length: 72 minutes
Production location(s): Detroit, MI, Windsor ON, Boston MA, New York, NY, Los Angeles CA
Production Company: Iron Street Studio
Director: Jon Gillies
Producers: Dusty D'Annunzio, Jon Gillies and Mark Farner
Writer: Jon Gillies
Key Dates: March 13, 2014
Thursday March 13 2014, Border City Music Project will premiere at the Capitol Theatre in Windsor Ontario. Doors are at 6PM and the evening will include a mix of the presentation of the film, live music with an All-star line up, a Question and Answer session and several other unique surprises. There will be no video allowed, the event will not be re-broadcast at anytime, making this event even more exclusive. Mark Farner (formerly of Grand Funk Railroad) and Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss) will both be heavily involved in the question and answer and they will be in the All Star band with Jon Gilles and Dusty D'annunzio.
Border City Music Project is a documentary that is a stylish, detailed, well-paced conversation about the state of our modern culture; the idea that it is more than just art on a wall or music in your speakers. Culture is how we value things, it is how we make our decisions. This film discusses key factors that are affecting the progress and value of our shared culture. The film examines the effects of the monopolization of the media, the democratization of technology, the slow but steady engineering of our subconscious and the combination of all of the above to bring us to a point of social dissolution that we have never seen before. The narrative also uses the abandoned U.S. city of Detroit and forgotten/misunderstood Canadian city of Windsor to Juxtapose the past with our current situation and some of the ways we have arrived in our current position. The film looks to inspire conversation and awareness, also it looks to inspire the educators and youth of this world to identify the factors that enable us to fail.
The film features: Noam Chomsky (MIT), Mark Farner (Formally of Grand Funk Railroad), Marc Maron (Comedian), Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss), John Sinclair (MC5), Philip Anselmo (Pantera, Down), Richie Hawtin (Plasticman), Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), Kelly Hoppe (Big Sugar), Jeff Burrows (The Tea Party), Stewart Chatwood (The Tea Party), Jim McCarty (Mitch Ryder, Cactus), Carmine Appice (Rod Stewart, Cactus).
"Everything has to be turned into a system of production of value for those who dominate and control the system, which by now is an extremely narrow sector - with the financialization of the economy, the sharp concentration of wealth... The effect on culture is similar, but people do resist, so there is constant development of rebellious independent culture... It can be the blues, it can be jazz, It can be rap, film-making, it can be all kinds of things which people are just refusing to be controlled."
Noam Chomsky
Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy MIT
Production Type: Feature length documentary film
Project length: 72 minutes
Production location(s): Detroit, MI, Windsor ON, Boston MA, New York, NY, Los Angeles CA
Production Company: Iron Street Studio
Director: Jon Gillies
Producers: Dusty D'Annunzio, Jon Gillies and Mark Farner
Writer: Jon Gillies
Key Dates: March 13, 2014
Thursday March 13 2014, Border City Music Project will premiere at the Capitol Theatre in Windsor Ontario. Doors are at 6PM and the evening will include a mix of the presentation of the film, live music with an All-star line up, a Question and Answer session and several other unique surprises. There will be no video allowed, the event will not be re-broadcast at anytime, making this event even more exclusive. Mark Farner (formerly of Grand Funk Railroad) and Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss) will both be heavily involved in the question and answer and they will be in the All Star band with Jon Gilles and Dusty D'annunzio.
Border City Music Project is a documentary that is a stylish, detailed, well-paced conversation about the state of our modern culture; the idea that it is more than just art on a wall or music in your speakers. Culture is how we value things, it is how we make our decisions. This film discusses key factors that are affecting the progress and value of our shared culture. The film examines the effects of the monopolization of the media, the democratization of technology, the slow but steady engineering of our subconscious and the combination of all of the above to bring us to a point of social dissolution that we have never seen before. The narrative also uses the abandoned U.S. city of Detroit and forgotten/misunderstood Canadian city of Windsor to Juxtapose the past with our current situation and some of the ways we have arrived in our current position. The film looks to inspire conversation and awareness, also it looks to inspire the educators and youth of this world to identify the factors that enable us to fail.
The film features: Noam Chomsky (MIT), Mark Farner (Formally of Grand Funk Railroad), Marc Maron (Comedian), Dick Wagner (Alice Cooper, Lou Reed, Kiss), John Sinclair (MC5), Philip Anselmo (Pantera, Down), Richie Hawtin (Plasticman), Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), Kelly Hoppe (Big Sugar), Jeff Burrows (The Tea Party), Stewart Chatwood (The Tea Party), Jim McCarty (Mitch Ryder, Cactus), Carmine Appice (Rod Stewart, Cactus).
"Everything has to be turned into a system of production of value for those who dominate and control the system, which by now is an extremely narrow sector - with the financialization of the economy, the sharp concentration of wealth... The effect on culture is similar, but people do resist, so there is constant development of rebellious independent culture... It can be the blues, it can be jazz, It can be rap, film-making, it can be all kinds of things which people are just refusing to be controlled."
Noam Chomsky
Professor of Linguistics and Philosophy MIT
VIDEO BELOW: "BORDER CITY MUSIC PROJECT" (FINAL TRAILER COURTESY OF JON GILLES):
🎥 BORDER CITY MUSIC PROJECT - Trailer from joncgillies on Vimeo.
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