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  1. RUMUR | Handcrafted motion picture films

    RUMUR Inc is a film production studio with a focus on telling stories that move audiences to take action. We create content that challenges perspectives and promotes organic dialogue.

  2. RUMUR | About Us

    Handcrafted Storytelling RUMUR is an independent film studio. Our focus is telling stories that move audiences to take action. We create content that challenges perspectives and promotes …

  3. RUMUR | RUMUR is an independent film studio based in Brooklyn, …

    RUMUR creates thought-provoking, engaging and shareable video content that challenges perspectives and promotes dialogue.

  4. Feature Films - RUMUR

    Feature Films Battle for Brooklyn is about eminent domain abuse and the development of a professional basketball arena in Brooklyn. Widely known as the Atlantic Yards project, the …

  5. RUMUR | The Decline of Mall Civilization

    The Decline of Mall Civilization In 2010, I borrowed a scanner from a friend to digitize some old negatives and I came across ancient images capturing life inside shopping malls, a consumer …

  6. Chesterfield - RUMUR

    Oct 27, 2020 · In 1989 when I drove across the country to shoot in malls with my friend Sebastian our car got broken into shortly after we arrived in San Francisco. Luckily, the night before, …

  7. RUMUR | Half-Cocked

    Aug 29, 2010 · HALF-COCKED follows a group of kids who steal a van full of music gear and pretend to be a band on tour.

  8. TEAM - RUMUR

    Combining a range of creative skills, David manages the production from RUMUR’s projects. In partnership with Michael and Suki, he’s directed and produced a collection of groundbreaking …

  9. BATTLE FOR BROOKLYN - RUMUR

    Apr 17, 2011 · Battle for Brooklyn is about eminent domain abuse and the development of a professional basketball arena in Brooklyn. Widely known as the Atlantic Yards project, the …

  10. RUMUR | WATCH NOW: All The Rage

    Untitled from rumur on Vimeo. The first class I took in college was “Theism, Atheism, and Existentialism”, and the first book I had to read was Sartre’s “Being and Nothingness”.