Longer version of Michael Stipe/Hurricane Doc available online now

 

The Sundance Channel is currently featuring a really interesting documentary titled In The Sun, which was created to remind Americans about the ongoing struggles of the survivors from Hurricane Katrina. The film also takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the In The Sun EP, currently available on iTunes. All proceeds from the sale of the EP go to Mercy Corps, which is devoted to those still suffering in the wake of the hurricane.

The film was collaboration between Michael Stipe and photographer & Grammy-nominated video director Danny Clinch. It includes the song "In The Sun", which was written by singer/songwriter Joseph Arthur, as well as interviews with Arthur, Coldplay's Chris Martin, former Smashing Pumpkins' guitarist James Iha, Tulane University historian Douglas Brinkley and Katrina survivors. The Sundance Channel is showcasing the short film on its television network as well as online.

A longer version (41 minutes) is up, along with the 15 minute version, at:

www.sundancechannel.com/inthesun

The Sundance Channel is currently featuring a really interesting documentary titled In The Sun, which was created to remind Americans about the ongoing struggles of the survivors from Hurricane Katrina. The film also takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the In The Sun EP, currently available on iTunes. All proceeds from the sale of the EP go to Mercy Corps, which is devoted to those still suffering in the wake of the hurricane.

 

The film was collaboration between Michael Stipe and photographer & Grammy-nominated video director Danny Clinch. It includes the song "In The Sun", which was written by singer/songwriter Joseph Arthur, as well as interviews with Arthur, Coldplay's Chris Martin, former Smashing Pumpkins' guitarist James Iha, Tulane University historian Douglas Brinkley and Katrina survivors. The Sundance Channel is showcasing the short film on its television network as well as online.

check out bothe the 15 and 41 minute versions online at:

www.sundancechannel.com/inthesun

thank you very much for the link to sundance.

i don't get the channel, so i'm glad a got a peak at what i have seen and heard alot about.

The 41 min version was very moving. I feel anger towrds the government and how they are handleing the problem. But never the less kudos to the Sundance Chanel and Michael Stipe, In the Sun is a great doc. Rumor has it, the link will be up till the end of May. Check it out www.sundancechannel.com/inthesun

:thinking: Suspicious posting

Is Chris in the 41 minute version more? Do they play more of the actual song? I can't download anything while I'm at work so I'm pretty much left out of this song!

The Sundance Channel is currently featuring a really interesting documentary titled In The Sun' date=' which was created to remind Americans about the ongoing struggles of the survivors from Hurricane Katrina. The film also takes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the [i']In The Sun[/i] EP, currently available on iTunes. All proceeds from the sale of the EP go to Mercy Corps, which is devoted to those still suffering in the wake of the hurricane.

 

The film was collaboration between Michael Stipe and photographer & Grammy-nominated video director Danny Clinch. It includes the song "In The Sun", which was written by singer/songwriter Joseph Arthur, as well as interviews with Arthur, Coldplay's Chris Martin, former Smashing Pumpkins' guitarist James Iha, Tulane University historian Douglas Brinkley and Katrina survivors. The Sundance Channel is showcasing the short film on its television network as well as online.

 

check out bothe the 15 and 41 minute versions online at:

www.sundancechannel.com/inthesun

 

WTF?

I think they all have reason to promote it since they all have just one post.

 

Their I.P's are different though.

 

Ah well, thanks for heads up anyway :)

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Attack of the newbies *ducks*

Ahh, *spays on newbie repellant*

 

Just kidding! I love you n00bs! :D

 

Thanks Nettie, for the info. :kiss: