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I found myself creating this little Nursery Rhyme, in to a Gothic Lyrical Experimental Animation at midnight, whilst on a break from my other Animated Project. It is just something that allowed me to develop my Experimental Animation making and to use previous Sketches and Archived Animation footage which I have never used before.
After his family leaves him, a man decides to quit clowning. He soon discovers that it won't be an easy task...
In this documentary, the Asturian rescues for Dazn some of the key moments of the season. When Noemí de Miguel asks him what he felt after getting back behind the wheel of a Formula 1, the Alpine driver does not hesitate: «It has been fun to feel the adrenaline of racing again, of competition. I think I'm going to experience many things again and I look forward to doing so. Everything was exciting, those first laps and being in the fight with the other cars has been a bit of adrenaline that continues to rise. Even though the two cars in front of you are fighting, you already have a little excitement and your heart beats a little faster.
Older citizens from a little German town meet refugees in an upcycle-workshop. There they not only create new clothes out of donated knitting ware, but also form new connections with each other.
Since 1959 it has been produced by Austrian television ORF, currently in HD and in co-production with the European Radio-Television Union (EBU-EBU-EUR), which broadcasts it to almost a hundred countries around the world, with an audience average of 50 million viewers and a potential of 1,000 million. The German conductor Henning Kastein takes over the television production of the New Year's Concert for the second time. After the main program, the concert always ends with several encores. Then the musicians collectively wish a happy New Year (Prosit Neujahr) and play the waltz of "The Blue Danube" by Johann Strauss Jr., ending with the "Radetzky March" by Johann Strauss Sr. In recent years, masters such as Daniel Barenboim, Georges Prêtre,
“Wearing a mask is the first lesson in patriarchal masculinity a boy learns,” said bell hooks. Here's what's behind the mask. For 25 years, London therapist Jerry Hyde has offered support groups for men wishing to explore the greatest prohibition of virilist culture: their vulnerability. In a post #metoo era, he decides with his partner, director Mai HUA, to produce a documentary essay to help change masculine culture. “Powerful and Poetic” according to Le Monde, this series of interviews with men on a black background, interspersed with a walk in the Somme, on the commemoration sites of the First World War, is a valuable contribution to the question of gender and living together.
A cinematographic and multimedia collage project by Mawena Yehouessi, whose ambition is to generate new contexts of co-creation as synonyms of alternative modes of coexistence. From script writing to filming, post-production and distribution, the film is an invitation to over fifty artists, researchers, students, and amateurs to retrace altogether-in a poetic and speculative way-the Myth of "Lascar." The term Lascar is said to come from Persian, meaning "army." It was notably used during the 19th century to designate South East Asian native soldiers enrolled by the European colonial forces at sea. In the 1990s in France, Lascar has become a contemptuous qualifier, referring to 2nd and 3rd generation French BIPOC kids from the suburbs-from their daily struggles to their knowledge-making.
The first part of the 'Matter of the Heart' trilogy. Set to a personal recount of events, a series of vignettes reveal the paradoxically mundane build up to open heart surgery.
It's the story of an ordinary young woman who goes to a bar regularly and falls under the spell of the bartender who will change her forever.
Antonia and Antonio, an octogenarian couple, are in full confinement. They share their time with small tokens of love as they wait for mealtime to arrive.
Voluminous wig, black mustache and Yorkshire terrier dog Daisy on his arm - that's how many people remember Rudolph Moshammer. His gruesome death in 2005 brought to light a double life: the fashion czar was strangled in his Munich villa by a young man he had recruited for sexual services. But who was Rudolph Moshammer really? The documentary delves into a boulevard-esque illusionary world and looks at the life of the dazzling bird of paradise, who is now considered a pioneer for the LGBTQ+ community. Drag queen Bambi Mercury goes looking for clues and close friends like pop star Roberto Blanco have their say.
In his new work The Geometry Of Hope, media artist Daniel Laufer adapts Annette von Droste-Hülshoff's „Die Judenbuche“. He follows the traces of scripture in the "German" forest: How has culture irrevocably inscribed itself into nature there for 200 years? How do we speak and write about the planet? And to which social minorities are images attributed, against which they must measure themselves?
The morning after a difficult night out, five students suddenly realize they have 24 hours left to submit a short film to their teacher... Luckily for them, their boundless imagination combined with a terrible hangover seems to be the perfect mix for creating a film that will become iconic among their classmates. Winner of Best Comedy at IMACANNES 2023
Procession, light, final phase.
Humorously takes up the topic of speeding. It is about a man who, despite several warnings, on the part of the speed signs, drives too fast and runs over one animal after another. Eventually he races off a cliff and dies.
The Pissed Off Trannies: Zap 1 video witnesses the action of the group when they placed and spilled over 60 bottles of Trans* urine outside the Equality and Human Rights Commission on 2 September 2022, following their repeated attempts to ban Trans* people from men-only and women-only spaces nationwide.
It is the turn of the year: portals open, and another journey round the sun has ended. To celebrate it, there is a colourful ritual officiated by an anachro-nistic character.
An abstract videoart exploring the evanescent nature of colours, textures and shapes. The ever-evolving music underscores the evanescence of the image.
Reduced to her essence, she quests, she embodies “Growing Downwards” as a path into the deep ecology. The path as a mirror to evoke the own reflection. Recognizing the need of a profound unfolding, and oscillating in it subtle.
documentary about vulvas
Inspired by tarot imagery and concepts in alchemy, this video series features the figures of Death, Judgement and the World, and marks the transitional journey from a state of chaos to the birth of a new paradigm.
On an uninteresting school trip two students meet in an encounter that could change both of their lives for the better
On an uninteresting school trip two students meet in an interaction that will change each of their lives for the better.
(School Play): A woman's subconscious helps her to raise her voice against her boss.
Deliquesce is made up of three short takes, or three long breaths. For each 25-second take, Smith would inhale and submerge herself in the shallow waves before hand winding the camera to take the next shot. We see her struggle to stay under water, to breathe or open her eyes. The abstracting effect of the analogue film entangles Smith in seaweed, bubbles and reflections of sunlight, and as described by the title, the artist’s body and hair becomes somewhat liquid.
World Cup 2022 – we’re nearly there! And we’ve been nearly there before. This is a nostalgic celebration of the Scotland men’s team’s play-off history from 1961 onwards. A story rarely told, revolving around those special times when the entire nation gets gripped by play-off mania. All or nothing matches. Featuring those who were involved, those who attended and those dancing around their living room at home as the drama unfolded in stadia from Australia to Serbia.
How to clean your sink. How to calm your nervous system. How to do better. Pairing a poem that encapsulates the ‘doomscrolling’ experience of watching TikTok clips with an overlapping video collage of uncanny digital images found online, 'If you’re watching this…' focuses on the experiences of anxiety and insomnia fed by social media. Made in collaboration between artist Duncan Poulton and writer Sally Beets.
The bigger the cat, the more entitled they are. Lions, tigers, pumas and jaguars are all at the top of the pile across the globe. But beneath them are other cats - big characters that do exceptional things in their shadows. In the Americas it's the bobcat, lynx and ocelot. In Africa it's a host of lesser-known species including caracals, black footed cats and servals.