Spike Lee has partnered with Nokia to direct a movie made from cell phone footage shot by "everyday people" [I’m more of a twice a day person].

The film by Nokia Productions will consist of three acts. An "assignment" for each act will be announced online and people will then have four weeks to produce their submission.

"You are seeing first hand the democratization of film," Lee said in a statement on Thursday. "Aspiring filmmakers no longer have to go to film school to make great work. With a simple mobile phone, almost anyone can now become a filmmaker." [Yahoo]

That’s right, all you have to do is pick it up and dial. “Hello, Hollywood?  This is Francis Ford Coppola’s second cousin twice removed.  I wanna direct.  Thanks.”

Lee said he plans to use the film to start a healthy dialog about race relations in America by portraying all white people as cartoonishly racist superdouches.  -Thanks to Robo for the tip