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Please Do Not Parabolic is a multi‑award‑winning documentary by Canadian filmmaker Perry Mark Stratychuk. Shot entirely on an iPhone 7+, it blends experimental sound design, avant‑garde music, and cinematic essay in the spirit of Chris Marker and Maya Deren.

At its center is enigmatic artist Pim Zond, whose noise and ambient compositions shape the film’s immersive audio landscape. Through layered visuals and nonlinear rhythm, the work explores displacement, perception, and sonic identity—blurring the line between documentary and dream.

A bold meditation on place, memory, and invisible rhythms, Please Do Not Parabolic stands as a striking example of mobile filmmaking and independent vision.

Perfect for fans of experimental cinema, sound-driven storytelling, and cross-cultural art films.

Shot on location in China, Japan, and Canada.

Directed, photographed, and edited by Perry Mark Stratychuk

Running time: 81:00

Awards:

Documentary Achievement Award - Black Swan International Film Festival 2022

Outstanding Achievement Documentary - Luis Bunuel Memorial Awards 2022

Mobile Film Award - Luis Bunuel Memorial Awards 2022

Certificate of Achievement / Documentary - World Film Carnival Singapore 2022

Certificate of Achievement / Mobile Film - World Film Carnival Singapore 2022

Nominee Best Documentary and Best Original Score - Rome Prisma Film Awards 2022

Special Selection Documentary Award - Eastern European Film Festival 2022

Nominee Best Mobile Film - Symbiotic Film Festival 2022

Semi-Finalist Documentary - Filmhaus Film Festival 2025

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Humorist Michael Pollick is nothing if not nostalgic, and this time he's taking a look back at the albums that helped shape his life. From Led Zeppelin to Nirvana, Beatles to Prince, Pollick shares his first impressions of classic rock albums.

Led Zeppelin IV - Led Zeppelin

I remember the first time I heard Led Zeppelin IV like it was yesterday, and trust me, it was a moment that changed my life forever, or at least my taste in music. It was a rainy Saturday afternoon, the kind of day that begs you to curl up with a blanket and binge-watch a series you've seen three times already. But, of course, I decided to take a different route. I was 17, and my rebellious spirit was fueled by a mix of boredom and a desperate need to impress my friends. So, I dug through my dad's old vinyl collection, and there it was: Led Zeppelin IV, that iconic album cover with the old man carrying a bundle of sticks. I thought, "What could be more rebellious than listening to an album that looks like it belongs in a museum?"

I dropped the needle, and the moment "Black Dog" kicked in, I felt like I had been hit by a freight train. I mean, what was this? It was like someone had taken all the best parts of rock and roll, cranked them up to eleven, and tossed in a pinch of magic dust. I was instantly hooked. Robert Plant's voice soared higher than my expectations for my future, and I could practically feel Jimmy Page's guitar melting my face off. I was a goner. I had no idea what I was getting into, but I was ready to dive headfirst into the world of classic rock.

Then came "Stairway to Heaven." Now, let me tell you, I had heard snippets of this song before, but hearing it in its entirety felt like being initiated into some secret society of music lovers. I sat there, wide-eyed, as I listened to the lyrics, pondering the meaning of life and the universe. Was I supposed to buy a stairway? Should I be looking for one? I pictured myself wandering through a hardware store, asking the clerk if they had any stairways in stock. "Excuse me, sir, do you have a stairway to heaven? I'm looking for something that really elevates my soul."

By the time "Rock and Roll" started blasting through the speakers, I was bouncing off the walls like a pinball machine. I was convinced I could play air guitar like Page himself, even though my coordination was more akin to a baby giraffe learning to walk. I was a mess, but I was a happy mess. I felt alive, like I could conquer the world or at least the next round of karaoke.

That day, I didn't just discover an album; I discovered a part of myself that craved the wild, the loud, and the unapologetically rock and roll. I walked away from that experience with a new appreciation for music, a slightly bruised ego from my air guitar antics, and a lifelong love affair with Led Zeppelin that still has me searching for that mystical stairway.

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This documentary excerpt explores the interconnected crises of housing insecurity and environmental injustice plaguing San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood, particularly impacting Black homeowners. Residents are battling predatory lending practices that resulted in families losing homes, highlighting a systemic issue of being \"played out of our houses.\" Concurrently, there is intense community pushback against a large-scale industrial redevelopment of the former Naval Shipyard, a Superfund site, due to long-standing concerns about radioactive contamination from cleanup contractor Tetra Tech, which falsified soil samples. Residents are demanding full retesting, believing a lawsuit is necessary to force the Navy's compliance, as they fear new development without remediation would jeopardize lives. SEEKING relief FUNDING AND PARTNERSHIPS contact Ian Carter 323-282-7993

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Devotional

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