Music:	Films & Videos
John Monteleone: The Chisels Are Calling 2023 Not Rated	This documentary is a profile of legendary guitar and mandolin builder John Monteleone whose instruments are known not only for their incomparable sound, but also for their visually striking and innovative designs. The film explores the master builder’s background and creative approach to building with the musician in mind, as well as his aesthetic influences, some of which include the Art Deco movement, automobile and train design, and the work of industrial designer Raymond Loewy. view details
Harlem Street Singer - The Reverend Gary Davis Story 2015 Not Rated	This rich portrait tells the story of Reverend Gary Davis, the great blues, ragtime and gospel musician. Tracing his journey from the tobacco warehouses of the rural South to the streets of Harlem, the film is a loving biography of an artist whose unique style and remarkable skills on the guitar made him an icon in 1960s New York and inspired a generation of musicians. view details
Anything Boys Can Do... Mark Of The Ninja 2009 Not Rated	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. view details
Hi-8 The Short Documentaries of Courtney Fathom Sell 2009 Not Rated	Includes: "Long Way Back To Paradise - The Enigma of The Viennagram" Based around Providence art-rock performance group The Viennagram, was initially released in 2007, the documentary includes interviews with each band member as well as footage from various live performances which the band has become locally recognized for. OUT OF PRINT
Alice In Wonderland The Video Hi Def DVD-VideoROM	The video that’s quickly becoming a modern day classic, this latest offering by Randell & Schippers, a #7 hit on the Yahoo video charts and former Apple-Quicktime featured pick, is now available here on DVD for the first time and in High Def. A must have for “Alice” fans everywhere and for those who care to frolic in the trippy but uncharted world of Randell & Schippers. Here’s both of the available DVDs. OUT OF PRINT