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One of the worst problems in the Russian correctional system is medicine. Cancer is not so much diagnosed as stated, because in prison a person goes to the doctor too late. And for the last right - to die at home, with your family - you also have to fight. Human rights activists, officials, doctors and the main character of the film talk about how this happens.
Patkau Architects is a design research studio based in Vancouver, Canada. The practice was founded in 1978 by Patricia and John Patkau. They deliver a wide variety of project types, ranging in scale from art installations, to custom homes and major urban buildings. Over the years, the office has been recognized with numerous awards for excellence in design.
A rope, a picture, a letter, blowing in the wind, an active resistance of the past being over and done with. A merging of landscapes and unexplained doubles. Tracing a mother’s journey from Brazil to Iowa for a better life. A documented attempt to understand relationships of personhood, memory, life, and death.
A portrait of the filmmaker's Grandfather that explores the pains of growing old and birds.
Sasha Soldatova, a four-time world champion in rhythmic gymnastics, a leading sportswoman of the planet, reveals to us the other side of bright sports.
A portrait of a young couple.
In Ratanakiri, Broty Ranchong weaves for a living and lives with her youngest daughter, Sanoy, who works on a farm. One day, Sanoy was raped on her way to work and has a baby girl. Her brother and her sister told her to sell her, but, instead, she decided to work even harder so that her daughter could go to school.
This film is about Ravi Chor Vy, an ambitious Kreung ethnic teacher in Krala Village, Ratanakiri, who fights to preserve the Kreung culture for the improvement of the community. Trying to pass on the Kreung language to the next generation, she does not stop teaching at school even during pregnancy and afterwards carrying her baby in arm. But as children do not understand the value of education, they resist learning and even after going school for years cannot read nor write properly. However, Chor Vy has not given up her teaching efforts and was therefore promoted by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport.
The heroes of this picture are the winners. They were able to cope with a deadly disease, and it seems that they came out of this fight changed. They, their relatives, their doctors, and their donors talk about what and who helped them recover, about what it is like to endure cancer, about how their attitude towards life is changing. These stories, which happened almost simultaneously, are somewhat similar and at the same time very different, because each person has taken something different from the field of pain.
A reconstruction of the first days of May 1940 for Truus and her mother Aartje in the heart of Rotterdam.
An intimate, insightful look into how virtual reality is affecting people’s social lives for the better.
This is movie based on cyber security . Through this film people will learn the safest way to use social media platform
In the summer of 1946, Hunny Feller and her identical twin sister, Bunny, were waitresses at a hotel. Another set of identical twins, Elliot and Danny Reiken, worked as musicians in a band there. Hunny and Elliot reflect on what happened when the twins fell in love with the twins.
A compilation of Giallo trailers
The messaging. The infinite social media scrolling. People are multitasking between games and the stock market, watching movies whilst skipping continuously 15 seconds ahead — all of this while even crossing the street.
Documentary about artist Nial Adams.
The surveillance network went down for two weeks. From Into the Midst of Things (2017–2020), a series of 1–2 minute video vignettes which reflect on ways human life is existentially altered by technological advancements while questioning whether such landscapes are in the future or already upon us.
On New Year’s Eve, 2005, Michael Griffey was found dead in his garage in Pakenham, Victoria. Murdered by a blow to the back of the head, he was left to rot for days. Almost every single one of the millionaire’s family is a suspect. His wife Diane was charged with murder. His daughter Cassandra confesses. And his son Kenny is arrested. But his murder remains unsolved. Now, for the first time, new evidence will be revealed that could finally close this cold case.
Women in Užice lost their jobs after the Balkan wars. From their own gardens and fields now they all come together in the central market, a place where they sell their harvests with love and passion, and also where they get to be themselves before coming back home to work again.
Paths and deviations of a degraded profession. Workers seeking to flourish in institutional ruins.
9th of November, 2019 marks the 30th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the momentous day that caused ripples of change throughout the world. YouTube Originals brings you the chance to step back to a moment in history. The past gets immersive. With the use of cutting edge VR technology, social Historian Emma Dabiri will transport three people to a moment when their relatives were photographed escaping, resisting, and overcoming the Berlin Wall. Concurrently, YouTube Creators Hannah Witton from the UK, Riyadh Khalaf from Ireland, and Rezo from Germany will, too, step into the virtual streets of past Germany. From the perspective of a new generation, brought up to count on their freedom, they'll need to consider how this piece of history is relevant today?
Featuring favourite clips, interviews with the man himself. Friends and colleagues Pete Waterman, Jenny Powell and Bobby Davro talk about working with Bolton's finest export.
Maria Walcher, a South Tyrolean artist, leaves in spring 2018 with her VW van and travels to the most remote places in South Tyrol. On the squares of these villages she sets up a mobile tailor's shop, in which everyone is invited to participate, in an intercultural exchange between tailors, local weavers, artists from various parts of the world and simple passers-by.
A white, undocumented bouncer of an LA club with hypocritical views on immigration desires his British homeland after becoming the father of twins.
A stirring autobiographical account of an undocumented American performing artist as he shares his life in his highly-successful one-man show WET: A DACAmented Journey while taking the show on a national tour. Through his story, the film shines light into what it means to be an American in every sense of the word except for one: on paper.
Yu Iwasaki's short film.
Richard Streitmatter-Tran was orphaned as an infant during the Vietnam war and adopted by a white American family from Massachusetts, where he was subsequently raised. After an eventful formative period which saw him join the US military, serve in desert storm, and then attend art school on the G.I. bill, Richard returned to Vietnam to teach art at university before leaving his job a few years ago to pursue a full time career as an artist. 'Belong' follows Richard as he reflects on his life, his work and his legacy, with his thoughts and memories framed by lyrics from the 5 songs that have been most significant to his journey so far. 'Belong' was filmed across Singapore during Richard's residency at the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, and is the second in the 'How We Live Now' series of short films, exploring the importance of music in people's lives.
Parts 4 to 6.
Light, time, and landscape in Porto, August 2016. Filmed during the massive forest fires in Northern Portugal, a thick pall of smoke has gathered ominously over the Douro river. Kevin Dong: “As a medium capable of representing time in different ways, cinema is a vital tool which allows us to perceive the Anthropocene differently.
Ensnared in quarreling modes of appearing, and disappearing – between biography, philosophy, and death – Landscape Hovel Picture Fun is dedicated to the story of the day that never comes – which of course, is a day that comes, but never in time. The angel of animation is governed by the lives that enter its domain, and the mysteries that populate its perimeter: Art is a continuation of life by other means.
Engagement Rate Formula is a video in which Melis proposes a serial production of social media 'Like' icons made out of plaster material. Once the 500 Likes have been reached, they are packed in boxes to be sent by post to the Moira refugee camp on the island of Lesbos, Greece.
travelogue-lecture-performance-video on 1993 film 'Falling Down'
In this contemplative documentary short, a group of migrant workers go about their day-to-day business on a peach farm in rural South Carolina. A 2019 Rural Project Fellow, director Yulian Martinez Escobar created Invisible Hands in collaboration with Indie Grits Labs.
As a desktop documentary, Hard As You Can is the surface of the story of artist Tiyan Baker’s attempted infiltration into real-life fight clubs of sad men in the inner west of Sydney. Beyond that, it traces the connections between that film and online communities of men looking for power and status, spurning heartlessness and malevolent machismo.
A simple touch can trigger a gamut of emotions that are stored in the skin. But what can you do if you are never touched and the desire for physical contact remains unfulfilled?
In the peripheries of a polluted lake in Bangalore, India’s Silicon Valley, the act of observation is interrupted by flying foam, noxious gases, daydreams, and questions from passers-by. Despite its spectacular toxicity, the lake remains a valuable resource and refuge for counter publics.
In 2017, Mosul was liberated after three years under IS control. The battle to reclaim the city had razed it to the ground and displaced thousands of civilians who are now trying to return home. Told through the parallel stories of Ala' and a senior UN figure leading international efforts to rebuild the city, this powerful film profiles the efforts to raise a city, and a people, from the rubble.
The third entry of the seasons series, following Hard Drive and Factory Dream: A silent documentary of a house fire.
In the last 30 years, the presidents of Peru have been corrupt and criminal. 'Message to the Nation' serves as a reminder of their lies and false promises. It's a journey through their voices, propaganda, and speeches. It's also a documentation of the director's son's childhood, as he tries to make him remember his early years while also revealing the truth about their country: a nation plagued by corruption.
On the brink of social collapse, the city of Los Angeles California is full of protests in favor of immigrants and against deportations under the administration of Trump. On the border with Mexico, thousands of people try to cross every day.
Upon learning of her diagnosis, Marina begins to look for answers to her questions. Fearing public disclosure of the diagnosis and condemnation of others, Marina writes down all her thoughts in a diary. But once the secret becomes apparent...
Optically printed fragments of film I shot in the autumn months in Seattle. -JB This film was made in response to seeing some of Caryn Clines films. Caryn re introduced me to shooting my films outside. -JB
