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The main songs are culled from live performances at Yokohama 7th AVENUE (横浜7thアベニュー) and Namba ROCKETS (難波ロケッツ), presented in a bootleg-ish sonic quality and heavily edited (crazy-ass video effects all around). The tape also features a bunch of live scenes after the listed tracks are over, with "TWONIGHT" and "OCTOBER" playing in the background.
1998 documentary production from Inner Mongolia Television Station on the history and culture of Mongolian wrestling.
1991 documentary by Song Xiebao
Short film by Yasumasa Morimura
The main character, Kyung-eun, lost his mother in an accident as a child and grows up alone. The director wanted to portray the unconsciousness of a woman who is becoming a witch and a daughter of God.
Aired as part of People's Home (百姓家园) program on Beijing Television, a story of the wife's 14-year wait for her husband to get out of the jail.
It’s time for fat women to be praised. However, Fujiko (Sato) felt something strange in such a trend .... A comedy co-directed with Atsuko Murobushi, who both had a cooperative relationship as an independent filmmaker. Beyond the black laughs over his appearance, the contemplation of how to reconcile the relationship between "self and others" in the atmosphere of the 1990s is clearly visible.
Animated film based around the real-life Japanese wrestler Giant Baba.
Rami Nana-Hikari's adventures continue as the keeper of the Secret Treasure. A year has passed since the apocalyptic disaster which left a great crater in the center of Edo City. The destruction wrought major economic consequences and while much investment was poured into the public works for the new Edo Castle, the citizens were all feeling the pinch of the recession. Promotional short released on VHS based off the game of the same name.
The TV documentary made for the one year death anniversary of Choekyi Gyaltsen, 10th Panchen Lama.
Hangyodon and co. end up getting sent the future and getting in a fight with aliens.
Reports of UFO activity in the Soviet Union.
Documentary about the 12-year girl who suffered from uremia and needed a kidney transplant to continue her life.
Documentary film completed in 1994, shot over two weeks, about one of the main production areas of jujube fruits in China, Lujiazhuang village on Taihang Mountains. The original version of the film is 55 minutes long; later, a shorter, 30-minute version was released. The credits on the original film list Wang Zijun, Wang Haiping, and Yang Yang as co-directors.
Story of Fletcher Hanks trying to search Plane 53, a World War II vintage freight plane that crashed March 11, 1943, while flying the supply route from northeast India over the Himalaya Mountains to China. From his first attempt in 1944 to finally located the wreckage in 1997.
Gorgeous Town is having a Pet Contest, so Badtz-Maru decides to enter his pet alligator Pochi. When things don't turn out as planned, he sends Pochi away from him. Will they make up soon?
L'Arc-en-Ciel - Heart ni Hi wo Tuskero! (Light My Fire !)
The two films: < The Cormorant and the Lake> and < The Old Man and the Lake> follow the life of a fisherman or a lake guardian who are away from the modernization while leading a simple peaceful life incoherent to the Nature. It unfolds to the audience how important role of traditional culture in protecting the environment and how important the environment is.
Explores issues facing Chinese women in same-sex relationships. Interviews are intercut with archival footage of a classic Cantonese opera singer known for being a "mannish" woman.
Part of the series of films produced with cooperation of Japan's Central Council for Financial Services Information and Bank of Japan Public Relations Department, this educational video teaches kids about the value of money and the consequences of overconsumption.
Abode of Illusion shows how Chang Dai-chien's art - fake and genuine - illustrates essential differences between Western and Chinese approaches to art, and how originality and tradition, and abstraction and representation, are interpreted and valued across cultures.
Neither this shore of this life nor the other shore of the after life. Had I crossed the other shore? It was a world created by light, shadow, people, and scenery captured on a small camera. A single moment captured on a single frame of 8mm film, small enough to fit on a finger, becomes a continuous string of life when played back.I must have held my breath, steadying my handheld camera as if contemplating, as I crossed the other shore. The footage ended with a view of the ocean at dawn in the middle of winter in the northern country. No, it wasn't over. A long time ago, a friend from my film school days told me, while drunk, "You should live your life like you're singing." I was nowhere near able to live that lightly, but after that, I spent several years creating this film. I drifted with a single will, and I think I finally finished it, even though it was unfinished. At the time, I couldn't respond to my friend's words, but even now I don't know if “Move like a Wind" was my answer.
Japanese horror movie from 1997.
This experimental animated film was created using ink-and-wash painting techniques. Through the transformation of the Chinese characters for "woman" and "child," it depicts the contradictions and struggles of cultural conditioning faced by ethnic Chinese women in the process of developing gender awareness.
Beginning with a woman describing traumatic scenes in her family, the film uses a non-linear and mise-en-abyme narrative to make it difficult to distinguish between reality and fiction.
"I've been screening film works for nearly 50 years, and out of the many screenings I've been to, there have been two times when the audience fainted. My work "Memories of the Seaside" and a certain work by Mari Terajima. However, Hideto Ishii's "Lights" was the only one that immediately after the screening, one audience member exclaimed, "It's amazing!" and stood up and applauded. When I thought who it was, it turned out to be the filmmaker Isao Kota. Sitting through this film for nearly 50 minutes can be a pain. However, what is unfolding here is neither a spectacular view nor a visual pleasure. If you were to ask me what it was, I would have to say "abyss." That's why I'm attracted to. As you watch this movie, you can eliminate the distractions that occupy most of your mind one by one. After just under 50 minutes, you might be able to reach some kind of catharsis." — Mikio Yamazaki
A sequel to Cyber Lady Suzuka
Ruri, a ditzy high school girl who lost her parents in a fire at a young age, is now living a blissful life with her cousin Tooru, for whom she harbours romantic feelings, and his family. But one day her life is thrown into turmoil, when members of the popular j-pop band B-Flash appear before her and reveal Ruri to be a descendant of the Pulsean Moon's royal family. One by one assailants try to take her life, only to be thwarted by Tooru in their attempts. However, the fate of the two is taken to a trial once he receives a mortal wound trying to protect her.
Japanese horror short from 1995.
A super-8mm Maya Deren-inspired queer experimental film shot in San Francisco, exploring queer desire through surrealism.
Safety Education Video for 1990s' Freshmen
8mm experimental film by Masanobu Nakamura.
Experimental short by Kenji Onishi.
Documentary on the Toho strike of 1948
Ichiro Karikura is the second generation of a prestigious pharmaceutical company. On his father's deathbed, he is informed that he is a descendant of the "Emperor Caligula"...
Around 1992, when Taiwan's documentaries had not yet sprouted, Chen Yingzhen produced a documentary about the 228 Incident, titled "Testimony February 28th", and compiled the testimonies into a book by Yeh Yun-wan.
