Two films from the Antagonist Art Movement

Anything Boys Can Do...
1996
Music Documentary
71 min

The underground music world has been characteristically male dominated, both the bands and the audiences. With the upsurge of women involvement in the scene, female bands and musicians are all too often regarded as novelty acts, regularly shrugged off as militant feminist or cutely entertaining. Overwhelmed by the numbers of male bands, female bands of the scene are lumped together in one category, "girl group", regardless of style, talent or musical content. Anything Boys Can Do... investigates and reveals the issues affecting women in general and as individual performers.

Featuring:
Tribe 8
Sexpod
Thrust
The Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black
Vitapup
The Wives
Maul Girls
and many more

Mark of the Ninja
2004
Art documentary
49 min

This documentary covers art events conducted by the Antagonist Art Movement during 2004, featuring Ted Riederer, Ethan Minsker, Brother Mike Cohen, Crispy T, Zeke Tawilerger and many more.

Original score by The New You, The Great White American Rap Band and Oh Death.

DVD Extras
Trailer
Antagonist Movement show at Dead Cat Gallery-Providence RI
Music video by Schocholautte
Deleted scene

 

Available Oct 20, 2009

Antagonist Art Movement Color 120 Minutes UPC: 617311674990 ISBN: 1-893967-49-2

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Anything Boys Can Do....
a film by Ethan H. Minsker

The New York Times - "A gem."

TimeOut New York - "A thoughtful exploration."

Chicago Tribune - "Provocative."

The Independent Film & Video Monthly - "Anything but cutesy."

Bust - "It's nice to see a local NY music scene thriving."

Film Festivals:

First Place - Mixed Messages

Honorable Mention - Atlanta Film Festival

Third Place - Reeling

Official Selection:

San Francisco International, Lesbian & Gay Film Festival

Sydney Film Festival

Outfest

Melbourne International Film Festival

New Orleans Film & Video Festival

Singapore International Film festival

Mark Of the Ninja

Winner - Best Documentary - Evil City Film Fest

Screened at the New Directors Series at the Anthology Film Archives, New York