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A song from the new Imani Coppola album, "The Black & White Album" in stores NOW (on the Ipecac label), will be made available digitally at imanicoppola.net and probably iTunes. The song "Raindrops from the Sun" was recently featured as an opening song for the television drama "Grey's Anatomy" ! Tracklist: 1. Black & White Jingle #1 2. Springtime 3. Woke Up Hwite 4. Raindrops From The Sun (Hey Hey Hey) 5. 30th Birthday 6. Let It Kill You 7. Dirty Pictures 8. Keys 2 Your Ass 9. Black & White Jingle #2 10. I Love Your Hair 11. I'm A Pocket 12. This is my Chicken 13. In a Room Check out myspace.com/imanicoppola In an age when every self-tanned pop tart talks tough about Pushing Boundaries by ditching the Hanes Her Way and getting arrested, Imani Coppola is sitting back on a stoop in Bed Stuy and not giving a shit. A brash, biracial beauty with the voice of an angry angel and a truck-stop vocabulary, she's more concerned with creating music that feels like having a line of coke blown up your ass. The release of her eighth studio venture, The Black And White Album, which drops in November 2007, marks a departure from the sound to which many of her fans have grown accustomed. The melancholic, sample-heavy soundscapes featured on albums like Chupacabra and Aphrodite have given way to a more anarchic, visceral noise that settles on no genre in particular. After touring with Ghettotech collective Peeping Tom and taking on experimental side projects like Little Jackie—a 6os ponytail group based on the Lisa Lisa song of the same name—Imani has emerged with her most eclectic and personal album to date. There was a lot of biography to mine: As a multi-racial kid growing up in the whitest of Long Island suburbs, Imani basically grew up neutral until she was 13—when hip-hop blew up and she could finally cash in all her black chips. ("Woke Up White," a punk track off the latest album recalls a similar identity crisis, which hit her when she was walking through her brownstone—but not brown-toned—neighborhood in Park Slope and realized she needed to move.) While studying Violin Performance in SUNY Purchase, she briefly thought she might be Asian. But she was given little time to explore this new twist in her makeup, as she was swept up by Columbia Records freshman year and pushed into the studio to record an album for them. A lot of transformations followed, including a period of entrepreneurial poverty that saw her living in Staten Island and reciting lyrics into a Dictaphone, until she formed a record label of one and began producing albums independently. For The Black & White Album, she teamed with Ipecac Recordings. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she continues to write and produce tracks that she fully expects will blow your fucking mind.

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The trailer for Roman Coppola's movie.

A song from the new Imani Coppola album, "The Black & White Album" in stores NOW (on the Ipecac label), will be made available digitally at imanicoppola.net and probably iTunes. The song "Raindrops from the Sun" was recently featured as an opening song for the television drama "Grey's Anatomy" ! Tracklist: 1. Black & White Jingle #1 2. Springtime 3. Woke Up Hwite 4. Raindrops From The Sun (Hey Hey Hey) 5. 30th Birthday 6. Let It Kill You 7. Dirty Pictures 8. Keys 2 Your Ass 9. Black & White Jingle #2 10. I Love Your Hair 11. I'm A Pocket 12. This is my Chicken 13. In a Room Check out myspace.com/imanicoppola In an age when every self-tanned pop tart talks tough about Pushing Boundaries by ditching the Hanes Her Way and getting arrested, Imani Coppola is sitting back on a stoop in Bed Stuy and not giving a shit. A brash, biracial beauty with the voice of an angry angel and a truck-stop vocabulary, she's more concerned with creating music that feels like having a line of coke blown up your ass. The release of her eighth studio venture, The Black And White Album, which drops in November 2007, marks a departure from the sound to which many of her fans have grown accustomed. The melancholic, sample-heavy soundscapes featured on albums like Chupacabra and Aphrodite have given way to a more anarchic, visceral noise that settles on no genre in particular. After touring with Ghettotech collective Peeping Tom and taking on experimental side projects like Little Jackie—a 6os ponytail group based on the Lisa Lisa song of the same name—Imani has emerged with her most eclectic and personal album to date. There was a lot of biography to mine: As a multi-racial kid growing up in the whitest of Long Island suburbs, Imani basically grew up neutral until she was 13—when hip-hop blew up and she could finally cash in all her black chips. ("Woke Up White," a punk track off the latest album recalls a similar identity crisis, which hit her when she was walking through her brownstone—but not brown-toned—neighborhood in Park Slope and realized she needed to move.) While studying Violin Performance in SUNY Purchase, she briefly thought she might be Asian. But she was given little time to explore this new twist in her makeup, as she was swept up by Columbia Records freshman year and pushed into the studio to record an album for them. A lot of transformations followed, including a period of entrepreneurial poverty that saw her living in Staten Island and reciting lyrics into a Dictaphone, until she formed a record label of one and began producing albums independently. For The Black & White Album, she teamed with Ipecac Recordings. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she continues to write and produce tracks that she fully expects will blow your fucking mind.

A song from the new Imani Coppola album, "The Black & White Album" in stores NOW (on the Ipecac label), will be made available digitally at imanicoppola.net and probably iTunes. The song "Raindrops from the Sun" was recently featured as an opening song for the television drama "Grey's Anatomy" ! Tracklist: 1. Black & White Jingle #1 2. Springtime 3. Woke Up Hwite 4. Raindrops From The Sun (Hey Hey Hey) 5. 30th Birthday 6. Let It Kill You 7. Dirty Pictures 8. Keys 2 Your Ass 9. Black & White Jingle #2 10. I Love Your Hair 11. I'm A Pocket 12. This is my Chicken 13. In a Room Check out myspace.com/imanicoppola In an age when every self-tanned pop tart talks tough about Pushing Boundaries by ditching the Hanes Her Way and getting arrested, Imani Coppola is sitting back on a stoop in Bed Stuy and not giving a shit. A brash, biracial beauty with the voice of an angry angel and a truck-stop vocabulary, she's more concerned with creating music that feels like having a line of coke blown up your ass. The release of her eighth studio venture, The Black And White Album, which drops in November 2007, marks a departure from the sound to which many of her fans have grown accustomed. The melancholic, sample-heavy soundscapes featured on albums like Chupacabra and Aphrodite have given way to a more anarchic, visceral noise that settles on no genre in particular. After touring with Ghettotech collective Peeping Tom and taking on experimental side projects like Little Jackie—a 6os ponytail group based on the Lisa Lisa song of the same name—Imani has emerged with her most eclectic and personal album to date. There was a lot of biography to mine: As a multi-racial kid growing up in the whitest of Long Island suburbs, Imani basically grew up neutral until she was 13—when hip-hop blew up and she could finally cash in all her black chips. ("Woke Up White," a punk track off the latest album recalls a similar identity crisis, which hit her when she was walking through her brownstone—but not brown-toned—neighborhood in Park Slope and realized she needed to move.) While studying Violin Performance in SUNY Purchase, she briefly thought she might be Asian. But she was given little time to explore this new twist in her makeup, as she was swept up by Columbia Records freshman year and pushed into the studio to record an album for them. A lot of transformations followed, including a period of entrepreneurial poverty that saw her living in Staten Island and reciting lyrics into a Dictaphone, until she formed a record label of one and began producing albums independently. For The Black & White Album, she teamed with Ipecac Recordings. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she continues to write and produce tracks that she fully expects will blow your fucking mind.

A song from the new Imani Coppola album, "The Black & White Album" in stores NOW (on the Ipecac label), will be made available digitally at imanicoppola.net and probably iTunes. The song "Raindrops from the Sun" was recently featured as an opening song for the television drama "Grey's Anatomy" ! Tracklist: 1. Black & White Jingle #1 2. Springtime 3. Woke Up Hwite 4. Raindrops From The Sun (Hey Hey Hey) 5. 30th Birthday 6. Let It Kill You 7. Dirty Pictures 8. Keys 2 Your Ass 9. Black & White Jingle #2 10. I Love Your Hair 11. I'm A Pocket 12. This is my Chicken 13. In a Room Check out myspace.com/imanicoppola In an age when every self-tanned pop tart talks tough about Pushing Boundaries by ditching the Hanes Her Way and getting arrested, Imani Coppola is sitting back on a stoop in Bed Stuy and not giving a shit. A brash, biracial beauty with the voice of an angry angel and a truck-stop vocabulary, she's more concerned with creating music that feels like having a line of coke blown up your ass. The release of her eighth studio venture, The Black And White Album, which drops in November 2007, marks a departure from the sound to which many of her fans have grown accustomed. The melancholic, sample-heavy soundscapes featured on albums like Chupacabra and Aphrodite have given way to a more anarchic, visceral noise that settles on no genre in particular. After touring with Ghettotech collective Peeping Tom and taking on experimental side projects like Little Jackie—a 6os ponytail group based on the Lisa Lisa song of the same name—Imani has emerged with her most eclectic and personal album to date. There was a lot of biography to mine: As a multi-racial kid growing up in the whitest of Long Island suburbs, Imani basically grew up neutral until she was 13—when hip-hop blew up and she could finally cash in all her black chips. ("Woke Up White," a punk track off the latest album recalls a similar identity crisis, which hit her when she was walking through her brownstone—but not brown-toned—neighborhood in Park Slope and realized she needed to move.) While studying Violin Performance in SUNY Purchase, she briefly thought she might be Asian. But she was given little time to explore this new twist in her makeup, as she was swept up by Columbia Records freshman year and pushed into the studio to record an album for them. A lot of transformations followed, including a period of entrepreneurial poverty that saw her living in Staten Island and reciting lyrics into a Dictaphone, until she formed a record label of one and began producing albums independently. For The Black & White Album, she teamed with Ipecac Recordings. She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY, where she continues to write and produce tracks that she fully expects will blow your fucking mind.

Sofia Coppola, Kirsten Dunst, Jason Schwartzman and producer Ross Katz talk about Marie Antoinette at the 44th New York Film Festival. More at http://worldfilm.about.com/b/a/257163.htm

The original TEASER trailer for Bram Stoker's Dracula by Francis Ford Coppola. This is the controversial clip from Columbia Pictures that was pulled from American screens soon after its release for being "too bloody" and has been hard to find ever since (until recently it wasn't included on the DVDs). It also explains the origin of the film's tagline "BEWARE". If you love this film as much as I do, then I hope you'll appreciate how hard this clip was to find for the boys at Movie-List.com. Enjoy!

Capsula grabada por el programa Zooma en OHB COPPOLA 5550-4349 www.ohbcoppola.com

Sono solo tre minuti. Tre minuti per far capire a tutti cosa è la Basilicata. Una Basilicata che si racconta attraverso le immagini di un Dvd Basilicata autentica che riprende la Regione dall'alto. Una Basilicata che si lascia raccontare da un testimonial d'eccezione: il registra Francis Ford Coppola, fortemente legato alla regione lucana e soprattutto a Bernalda, paese d'origine del nonno di Coppola. "Basilicata autentica" , raccontata in video dal grande regista Francis Ford Coppola, è realizzato con la regia di Michele Russo che racconta la saga della famiglia Coppola, originaria di Bernalda. La musica che accompagna " Basilicata autentica" è una ballata , " Morrison's Jig" eseguita dalla musicista materana Giuliana De Donno. _____________________________________________ "Basilicata autentica", narrated by the great video director Francis Ford Coppola, is made under the direction of Michele Russo which tells the saga of the Coppola family, originally from Bernalda. The music that accompanies "Basilicata autentica" is a ballad, "Morrison's Jig" performed by materan woman musician Giuliana De Donno.

Godfather; Godfather part II; Godfather part III 1972,1974,1990 Directed: Francis Ford Coppola Screenplay: Mario Puzo Cast: Marlon Brando (Don Vito Corleone), Robert De Niro (Don Vito Corleone), Al Pacino (Michael Corleone), James Caan (Santino "Sonny" Corleone), John Cazale (Fredo Corleone), Andy Garcia (Vincent Mancini), Joe Mantegna (Joey Zasa) Music: The Godfather soundtrack (Nino Rota), Conquest of Paradise hans500

Here is the famous restaurant scene with Sicilian/English subtitles as far as I understood it. I appreciate any help or corrections. *** MuffinMario helped me correcting one sentence. Here's what he wrote: valentino, great job. I think that right before Mike turns to English, instead of saying: "do you want to play" in Sicilian, he's actually saying: "but i want that" or "ma voggiu ca" instead of "ma vu giucar". Notice that he says in English: "what i want"

La Hora Chanante - Testimonios - Coppola

Marie-Antoinette international trailer www.cinencuentro.com

A while back, I posted the album version of Imani Coppola's "Legend of a Cowgirl", from 1997 - now here's the music video (transferred from my VHS tape): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycl538aUaQo All copyrights respected and acknowledged.

During the filming of Kagemusha, Akira Kurosawa directed a number of ads for Suntory. Francis Ford Coppola, executive producer of the film, appears in a couple of them. I guess George Lucas doesn't drink.

Sofia Coppola, Filmmaker / Screenwriter, "Lost in Translation" [Focus Features]; Trailer and 3 clips from "Lost in Translation" [Focus Features] /// Michael Caine, Actor; Robert Duvall, Actor; Haley Joel Osment, Actor, "Secondhand Lions" [New Line Cinema]

From Michael Lawrence Films and Krainin Productions - http://www.mlfilms.com/ - Memory & Imagination: New Pathways to the Library of Congress - http://www.mlfilms.com/productions/m_and_i - Documentary available on DVD - A New Documentary on Johann Sebastian Bach is Now in Post-Production - http://www.mlfilms.com/productions/bach_project - The Bach Documentary will be available on DVD - Joshua Bell will represent the Bach Project at EG'08 - http://ark.media.mit.edu/~eg/latest/ - Kevin Bazzana's Glenn Gould Foundation Bach Project announcements - http://www.mlfilms.com/news - YouTube Clip Authorized by MLF - mlfilms

Video do Linha Direta Contando a Historia da Thays.

These 2 lovely ladies sat down w/ Scott Patrick of 'Hollywood One on One' to discuss the history and making of "Marie Antoinette". Clips, trailer, interviews, behind-the-scenes.....

movie - CQ director- Roman Coppola 2002 Eleanor Coppola (wife of Francis Ford Coppola) documents the making of the movie CQ, crested by her son Roman and produced by Francis Ford. A very interesting movie with a story revolving around the film industry of the late 60's. Any aspiring filmmaker should see it. Featurette found on the CQ DVD.

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola on his experiences at Hofstra University

Trailer de "Drácula de Bram Stoker" de Francis Ford Coppola, editado por ImLestat como proyecto de del curso EPA

Academy Award-winning filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola on his experiences at Hofstra University