No Mas Presents: Round Zero by Jerome Lagarrigue

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Title: No Mas Presents: Round Zero by Jerome Lagarrigue

Added: Oct 29, 2009

Duration: 1:6

Description:
Jerome Lagarrigue draws inspiration from Ali's own zoological poetry ("I done wrassled with an alligator/Tussled with a whale.") in exploring Ali's mental and spiritual transformation in the moments before the bell sounds round one. No Mas and Muhammad Ali Enterprises celebratethe 35th anniversary of The Rumble in the Jungleand Muhammad Alis stunning victory in Zaire.Original animated shorts by David Rathman, Jerome Lagarrigue and James Blagden debut 10/30/09.www.nomas-nyc.comwww.ali.comwww.jeromelaggarigue.comDirected, Painted, and animated by Jerome LagarrigueProducer: Chris IsenbergPost Production Design: Spincycle DesignMusic and Sound Design: Pastelle MusicCopyright 2009 Jerome Lagarrigue

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jerome lagarrigue muhammad ali cassius clay greatest of all time heavyweight champion george foreman rumble in the jungle rumblevision no mas muhammad ali enterprises zaire kinshasa 1974 don king james brown when we were kings the greatest of all time africa soul power chris isenberg james blagden david rathman boxing rumble mobutu

Youtube Comments: 9

cedos14 Says:

Oct 31, 2009 - This great and so new !!!!

vampiressaHIM Says:

Nov 5, 2009 - Wow. I love it. Is awsome.

MrCFruitfly Says:

Nov 14, 2009 - This is extraordinary. Great piece of work.

Cinearte Says:

Nov 19, 2009 - beautiful, inspiring.

Davidtime Says:

Nov 23, 2009 - Badass. Did the artist do the animation by painting the character's movement over and over the same background? Such a good idea.

eince02 Says: