Great to see that Netflix produce this wonderful series Midnight Diner. A refreshing Japanese TV series of short stories about the visitors of a night restaurant in Tokyo.
Via No Stupid Questions podcast.
10 Questions for Douglas Coupland (video)
Yesterday I viewed this old video created probably when Douglas Coupland's book Generation-A appeared.
Coupland is lying on the sofa, and is interviewed by a female computer voice. The voice reminds me of the movie Her (which I started watching two times, but never managed to finish). The interview with Coupland is regularly interrupted for weird advertisements for Channel 3 (We Speak Your Language) and the drug SOLON CR (It's me time). I only vaguely remembered the SOLON CR reference from the book; all I am sure about is that the book is about bees going extinct. But the Internet tells me my memory is correct. SOLON CR is a medicine prescribed"for the short-term treatment of psychological unease grounded in obsession in thinking about the near and distant feature."
Hans Eijkelboom’s street fusion
A wonderful eye for homegeneity in daily life.
From his earlier work in Bristol this movie on Vimeo:https://vimeo.com/163698941
On the sofa with Martin Parr: