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This is a story about an Easter-time vacation. The film-makers returns to the 1960s because that is the time of their childhood. With a fine sense of irony they dwell on the relations between an adolescent boy called Slaveiko and a little girl Bogdanka who has come down from Sofia, his mother and father, Aunt Nelly and the Doctor, and make us consider the responsibility of adults to children.
Black health care professionals discuss AIDS causes, offer advice on safe sex and IV drug use in this video for black individuals.
Steps with shadows. An arm shadow in the landscape - concrete/grass/flowers. Flicker and a finger morphs into abstraction. A real hand appears above the animation, a zoom - drawings/hands/feet.
A truly canine Christmas adventure with Milroy, a loveable klutzy pup, who is adopted by Santa and Mrs. Claus
A documentary about the 1967 Sexual Offences Act in England, which decriminalized homosexuality between consenting males over the age of 21.
Shot in the US between November 1979 and September 1980 in Connecticut's South Norwalk region, this documentary focuses on the city's economic downturn and its collapse under such difficult conditions. Through raising perplexing questions about the sustainability of the then relevant popular solutions for the prevalent conditions, the film brings forward the conflicting perspectives of the local residents, former and current shopkeepers, artists, politicians, environmentalists, urban planners, and developers.
YUAN is highly adept at combining symbolic metaphors with technological media. His works vividly illustrate contemporary human conditions. Dialectical dialogue between moving image and sculpture.
It is difficult to suspend a concrete monolith weighing over 300 grams at a height of 95 cm using two chestnut tree trunks and a Yugoslavian hemp rope. Have you ever heard of the annual stone hanging ceremony in the Taunus mountains? No? Then take a look at "Der Stein" (The Stone), where five-year-old Ole Heidekamp will explain what it's all about using scientific terminology.
Byeong-Tae, who suffers from cerebral palsy, comes to the station office by mistake. He meets Min-Wu, who is caught on charge of a free ride and Chun-Ja, who tried to kill herself. Chun-Ja steals the purse of Byeong-Tae and causes trouble. The pregnant Chun-Ja gives birth to a baby in a barn of farmer, and she marries Min-Wu in a church. They arrive to the Chun-Ja's hometown, but Byeong-Tae separates from them in order to go to Kyeong-Ju. He returns home after traveling Kyeong-Ju.
Lewandowsky's 'Report' is a collage on the eroticism of power. The film consists of 4-5 basic motifs that repeat themselves in cyclic montage. Television images of politicians, ecclesiastical dignitaries, the East German army, military combat jets, and wrecking balls are cut against each other, underlaid with martial industrial music. Again and again, an image is faded in of a woman exposing her breasts. Originally created as accompaniment to a theatrical staging of Shakespeare's tragedy "Titus Andronicus".
Dan Minahan's peculiar take on art critic Gregory Battock( a woman reads Battock's essay; he's in Puerto Rico with his boyfriend).
Portrays the hazard of playing on a construction site and dramatizes peer pressure and its consequences.
The 1987 Winston 500 from Talladega was the sight of some incredible performances. Bill Elliott set the NASCAR speed record with a lap of 212.809 mph. The race also saw, for the first time, every car qualify above the 200 mph barrier. Perhaps the most impressive performance was that of a young rookie in the face of terror. Davey Allison began the 1987 season as a contender for the rookie of the year honors. At his home track his father, Bobby Allison, suffered a horrifying crash in Talladega's tri oval when his car when his car went airborne and slammed into the catch fence. Although he was concerned for his father, Davey took his #28 Texaco Ford to victory lane went on to win later that year at Dover Downs, becoming the first driver to win two or more races in his rookie year. - Adam Sewell
An experimental short by Peter Rose.
Explores the life and work of Frank Almánzar, a visionary Bauhaus-trained engraver, illustrator, and cultural animator who left an indelible mark in the cultural life of the country.
In CONTINUUM, the world, the workers within the world and the labor of making the film itself are equated through montage and a brilliantly concentrated filmic "painterliness." The result is an experimental film which is at the same time a document of propaganda in the sense that at its conclusion, one finds oneself closer to the science of the motion of society in its monumentality with streets, buildings, the building of them and the workers and their instruments, creating a constructivist poetry within the eyes.
Funeral, Arrival, Come To The Sabbath, The Portrait, The Family Ghost, The 7th Day Of July 1777, Halloween
Camel Trophy 1987 takes you through the torturous jungle tracks, swamps and desert roads of Madagascar. Share the experience of the fourteen two-men teams as they take on the elements and each other along their fifteen hundred mile, three-week journey.
In this superb kung fu thriller, a rebellious teenager is sent -- as part of a disciplinary act -- to study the ancient skill of kung fu and returns a master and a hero. When he learns that a master spearman and his hunchback assassin are out to kill his respected teacher, the student must quickly put his new kung fu skills to use to rescue the beloved old tutor.
Film starring Jaishankar, Y.G. Mahendran and Pallavi
1987 Bollywood drama from directors Arun Bhatt and Kishore Vyas.
Film with soundtrack by Krishna & Chakra
Bollywood 1987.
Never before seen performances created for the musical explosion "Gospel" and hailed by the critics.
Filmmakers Sue Marx and Pamela Conn document the romance between Sue's father Louis Gothelf and Reva Shwayder, each in their mid-80s. Both artists and residents of the Detroit suburbs, they met on a group tour of England after being widowed, and quickly formed a strong connection over shared interests. The two discuss concerns over living together without being married; Louis also talks about his caring for his first wife during her ten-year struggle with Alzheimer's disease, while Reva talks about the deaths of two sons several years after her husband's death.
In WWII, many men who were professional athletes went to war. The women filled in on the baseball field like they did in the factories. See the ten teams and the women who made up the women's baseball league.