Writer Luc Sante shares his classic The New York Review of Books easy My Lost City in a Special Feature from the IFC Films Sundance Selects release of Antonino D’Ambrosio’s feature Frank Serpico (IFC Films/Gigantic Pictures/La Lutta)
The late Joe Strummer was more than a punk rocker. With the Clash and on his own, he helped give the punk movement a social conscience. That process is the story behind the book and the documentary called “Let Fury Have The Hour,” both written by Antonino D’Ambrosio. Here he talks with WNYC about rebel […]
Jail Guitar Doors works toward a more fair and just America. They are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization providing musical instruments and mentorship to help rehabilitate prisoners through the transformative power of music. Jail Guitar Doors implements prison programs and produce concert events. They advance new solutions to diminish prison violence and recidivism. They support organizations that […]
REACT to FILM‘s Ohio University Chapter Leader, Caitlin Stone was so inspired by Antonino D’Ambros io’s film, “Let Fury Have the Hour,” that she worked with other students while studying abroad in Ecuador to create the short doc “Grafiti: Los Tatuajes de Quito.” Join Caitlin Stone, Jessica DeLuca, Antonino D’Ambrosio and other special guests for […]
Antonino D’Ambrosio of La Lutta NMC participates in musician and longtime Bruce Springsteen collaborator Steve Van Zandt’s organization TeachRock. “The idea ‘Rumble’ on a superficial, on a reactionary level is to ‘fight’, but for me it means to disrupt, to roar, to be active” More from Antonino on “Rumble” :http://teachrock.org/video/antonino-dambrosio-rumble/ ABOUT TEACHROCK Stevie Van Zandt’s […]
Download the Study Guide ABOUT THE FILM In his feature directorial debut, author and visual artist Antonino D’Ambrosio spins a lively social history that chronicles how a generation of artists, thinkers and activists channeled their creativity into an organized response and resistance to the reactionary politics that increasingly defined American culture in the 1980s. This idea of art […]
La Lutta NMC is proud to provide fiscal sponsorship for a diverse array of media makers including Vector Artist Journal. Early in their development La Lutta NMC served as fiscal sponsor and now the magazine is celebrating over a decade of showcasing groundbreaking, social conscious artwork and artists. VECTOR Artists Journal publishes a collection of […]
“Portrays artists as world citizens creating works that transcend borders and have the ability to alter perspectives and inspire change…. It’s good to be reminded now and again that art matters, and to dare to think that artists can and often do join forces and change the world” -NPR/KQED “Antonino D’Ambrosio’s new film, Let Fury Have […]
La Terra Promessa: In Sun and Shadow Part II (Diamanit dell di Massima) is a visual art and land art installation piece La Luttaa developed for incarcerated youth in Santa Fe.
All anyone needed to do was press the record button and watch. Then listen. A demand. No hesitation because he believed in songs. Hard. He believed in the promise of democracy. Hard. Johnny Cash believed. His big vision intensified by concern for the suffering of others because he never forgot his struggles to survive. It’s […]