Titles by Ken Jacobs
- A Loft
- America At War
- Anaglyph Tom (Tom with Puffy Cheeks)
- Another Occupation
- Berkeley to San Francisco (free-view 3D)
- Blonde Cobra
- Bob Fleischner Dying
- Brain Operations
- Brook
- Canopy
- Capitalism: Child Labor
- Capitalism: Slavery
- Chronometer
- CIRCLING ZERO: Part One, WE SEE ABSENCE
- Day and Night
- Disorient Express
- Excerpt From THE SKY SOCIALIST Stratified
- Flo Rounds A Corner
- Gift of Fire: Nineteen (Obscure) Frames That Changed The World
- Hanky Panky January 1902
- His Favorite Wife Improved
- Hot Dogs At The Met
- Incendiary Cinema
- Insistent Clamor
- Jonas Mekas in Kodachrome Days
- Keeping an Eye on Stan
- Ken Jacobs: 3 features and a short
- Krypton is Doomed
- Le Prince: Leeds Bridge 1888
- Let There Be Whistle Blowers
- Lisa and Joey in Connecticut
- Little Stabs at Happiness
- Mountaineer Spinning
- Nervous Magic Lantern: SPIRAL NEBULA
- New York Ghetto Fishmarket 1903
- New York Street Trolleys 1900
- Nymph
- Ontic Antics Starring Laurel and Hardy: Bye, Molly
- Perfect Film
- Pushcarts of Eternity Street
- RAZZLE DAZZLE The Lost World
- Return to the Scene of the Crime
- Revolving Door
- Ronald Gonzales, Sculptor
- Seeking the Monkey King
- Star Spangled to Death
- Street Vendor
- The Day Was a Scorcher
- The Doctor's Dream
- The Georgetown Loop
- The Green Wave
- The Roses
- The Scenic Route
- The Surging Sea of Humanity
- The Whirled
- Tom Tom the Piper's Son
- Two Wrenching Departures
- Urban Peasants
- Walkway
- We Are Charming
- What Happened on 23rd Street in 1901
America At War
Ken Jacobs writes: "Innocent movie-goers never given a chance, captured...in 3D while other Americans invade, bomb and burn to protect our freedoms (to invade, bomb and burn). They are civilians, with bodies and thoughts far from war. Distance protects our serenity, our amiable enjoyments. Innocent monsters? Perhaps."
Video: Ken Jacobs. Assisted by Antoine Catala.
Transcript
Please remove spectacles.
THE SOCIAL NETWORK opened that night. Good movie, but distance isn?t what it used to be and all these wars tend to disturb one?s concentration. Too bad the win is free, the tides and sunlight.
Bechtel and Carlyle don?t like that, no.
Nor, of course, does Exxon or BP. But let?s aim to convert, anyway, and pay whatever they demand for allowing us to.
It?s got to be cheaper than oil, the cost to us of these invasions and occupations and payoffs to foreign gangsters.
Ken Jacobs assisted by Antoine Catala
