Cinematic Era: 1987 Vintage

About the life of a hunting dog. The protagonists get into all kinds of different adventures during their hunt.

Erotic-drama distributed by Nikkatsu for home video.

Peter Mudie's marvelous look at woman's best friend.

During the spring thaw, when the hills in Appenze11 are clad in a patchwork of green and white, buckets filled with water glide slowly up and down the slope. The gentle movement ultimately becomes a tumultuous cadence. Shots are fired, riddling the buckets with bullet holes. The water gradually begins to flow. This is the climax of a ritual, whose beginnings lie deep within the mountain. As the water is propelled through the air to the melting slopes, the water begins to gush forth, until the fountain in the valley almost overflows.

An apocalyptic Kafkaesque vision of the end of the world. The man catches cockroaches and splits them under a microscope. He connects thousands of elements to sew a piece of clothing with a hood and a mask in case of a nuclear disaster.

The story of triumph and tragedy in the 1986 World Rally Championships.

1987 DCI World Championships held in Madison, WI on August 15, 1987 1. Garfield Cadets (1st Place 97.90) 2. Santa Clara Vanguard (2nd Place 97.80) 3. Cavaliers (3rd Place 94.70) 4. Blue Devils (4th Place 94.40) 5. Phantom Regiment (5th Place 94.30) 6. Madison Scouts (6th Place 90.40) 7. Star of Indiana (7th Place Tie 90.00) 8. Velvet Knights (7th Place Tie 90.00) 9. Suncoast Sound (9th Place 88.80) 10. Spirit of Atlanta (10th Place 87.60) 11. Bluecoats (11th Place 85.70) 12. Sky Ryders (12th Place 81.90)

A story about a king who eats babies and an angel trapped on Earth. "A 'home made' movie... on zero budget and the British funding system for art movies is non existent the urge is to go back to making them on a table top like this one was made. The beauty of animation is that you can create your own world." This film was shown on Channel 4 Television.

A film about the love between a married doctor and a painter he meets on vacation.

An area has become alive.

A film about the development of ironwork in Iceland. An old forge in Árbaer is visited where ancient handcraft is demonstrated. Also shown are a machine shop and a metal casting shop in Thingeyri, dating from the beginning of the century, that are still being used.

A documentary about alcoholism. The late Joe Pirro, a well known American therapist with over 30 years' experience in handling patients suffering from alcoholism deals with its main symptoms and characteristics. 36 dramatized sequences illustrate the development and effects of the disease. The final section deals with possibilites for rehabilitation.

Experimental short by Utako Koguchi.

The director puns on the then emerging genre of "rock videos," by bringing real rocks to life under the animation camera.

"This thwarted forward motion is intentionally irritating, as Ms. Dunphy forces her audience to experience a small frustration that is nothing compared to the injustice of apartheid. But her images, such as an elephant caged and carried off in a truck, are often too blatant. Quotations from South Africans, presented on title cards, suggest we cannot truly see the faces or hear the voices of South Africa. Its message is heartfelt, but "Lived in Quotes" is not politically or artistically sophisticated enough to match Ms. Dunphy's ambitions." - Caryn James

A documentary about the record of Man-Eating Tigers in India

A 1987 live concert by the American R&B recording artist Anita Baker, who performs all of the songs from her multi-platinum album "Rapture". The performance was recorded live at the Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C.

The lonely boy Rune at the egg packing house has trouble being accepted by the cool guys at the local rock club, because he copies the others instead of inventing his own identity. The solution comes when he takes the gun in his hand.

An authoritarian rancher about to die and his children live in a dingy mansion and fight each other over inheritance in a game of degradation.

Monkey-like lemurs, found on Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Included: the ring-tailed lemur, which forages for fruit pods, leaves and roots; the indri; the red-fronted; and the lesser mouse, with an average weight of 2 ounces.

Pianist Ivo Pogorelich in a 1987 studio recital of works by Bach, Scarlatti, and Beethoven, recorded at historical palaces of Veneto Villa Caldogno in Vincenza and Eckartsau Castle in Lower Austria. The program consists of: BACH English Suites ##2,3 // SCARLATTI Sonatas K487 in C, K20 in E, K98 in e, K450 in g, K1 in d, K159 in C // BEETHOVEN Sonata #11 in B♭ op22; Bagatelle "für Elise".

Dancing Around the Table: Part Two charts the battle to enshrine Indigenous rights in the Canadian Constitution, capturing a key moment in Canada’s history from the perspective of Indigenous negotiators. The 1985 conference, chaired by Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, was the fourth and final meeting to determine an amendment to Indigenous rights as defined in the Constitution. The provincial premiers again refuse to reach an agreement with the First Nations, Metis and Inuit leaders, even though the majority of Canadians supported the inclusion of Indigenous rights to self-government. Director Bulbulian captures the pride and determination of Indigenous leaders and community members who refuse to back down on this historic opportunity to enshrine their rights, and the arrogance of the First Ministers who are fighting to keep power within the federal and provincial governments.

Documentary about indian people Nhambiquara, living in Brazil, and their celebration of girls' first menstruation, which is for them a sign they are ready for marriage. The film also tackles their struggle to keep their cultural identity and retrieve their lost lands.

Based on the tragedy that Mexico City suffered after the 1985 earthquake , praising and thanking the efforts of locals and foreigners in helping to rescue the living and the dead from the rubble.

Clowns, jugglers, acrobats, and tightrope walkers amaze the crowd at the circus, where kids get into the act riding elephants, dressing up in clown costumes, putting on makeup, and performing in the center ring. There's a parade of ponies, elephants, lions, tigers, and a group of Dalmatians who dance along with the musical fun! Includes such Big Top tunes as "The Man on the Flying Trapeze," "Polly Wolly Doodle," "Put on a Happy Face," and much more!

Look what I found in the found! This gem was a group assignment for Sophomore English class in 1987, we chose to do a film. HALLOWEEN '87 is the tale of a clown-faced killer terrorizing a town with his Dustbuster and the two skater cops trying to stop him.

A 1987 Italian documentary film.

Two drinking buddies sit in a beer-induced stupor, idly dreaming of a tropical paradise. Ironically, that paradise is just outside their dilapidated shack. This computer-animated film shows that our inability to fully enjoy our environment often stems from our attitudes towards life. Film without words.

Rescue historic community of Caldeirão, devout religious movement led by José Lourenço, who organized a camp in primitive socialist mold. The community was destroyed by police from Ceará and bombing by planes, leaving more than a thousand peasants killed. Through testimonies and symbols of popular culture, the film is a reflection on the power, freedom, and struggle for land.

A short film which utilizes found promotional footage of socialist Berlin juxtaposed with footage of an aggressive first date. In the film, Werner used colour footage of an ethereal socialist Berlin as a form of sarcasm which meshes with the imperfect first date; the sarcasm deriving from Eastern Germany’s contentious and fraying relationship with socialism.

In a rural village, the leaders and representatives coming from the city prepare for a grand feast to report on how they have fulfilled their promises and duties in the socialist race. deepen the plot. However, when all this ends, it is said that humanism, the idea of ​​loving and protecting mother nature, and how fragile and precious the connection between man and nature will be.

Shot in the middle of summer, the Kyle of Lochalsh line is seen at its most spectacular! To many it is the most scenic line in Britain. From Inverness to Dingwall we travel alongside the Beauly Firth and witness some of the last remaining Highland Railway semaphores still in operation at the time but long-since abolished. How many people realise that there was once a signal box at Lentran? We actually filmed inside it and recorded the sound in stereo. At Dingwall we turn due west for the Highlands proper and traverse the summits at Raven Rock, Corriemoillie and Luib (the highest at 646ft) and stations such as Garve, Achnasheen and Strathcarron set amidst the beautiful Highland scenery. Finally, the most spectacular section, Stromeferry to Kyle of Lochalsh along the shores of Loch Carron.

While Pina Bausch was preparing her film The Plaint of the Empress in 1987, the French, British and German co-producers were waiting for a script. No script: no film. That is how the film industry saw things.The discussions dragged on but eventually the TV stations accepted the idea of shooting the film without a script. Someone had the idea of making a "test film" showing what the results of working in Pina Bausch's way could be. That's how this film was born - a documentary on the rehearsals for AHNEN, a piece she was developing at the time. For twenty five years the film stayed in the archives; today it emerges as an extraordinary document. This is how Pina Bausch and her company worked. This is how this work was created, that touched so many people continous to do so today.

Documentary about multiple the denouncement of military, religious and science sectors, in relation to the violation of the indigenous tribes of the Venezuelan Amazon by the american evangelical mission New Tribes

Based on Chukchi fairy-tales. A gosling is born without wings after spending too much time sleeping in his egg.

An experimental film that contrasts the idealization of the old west in Hollywood westerns with U.S. policy in Puerto Rico.

Directed by Taieb Louhichi.

Austrian composer Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 8 in A Minor is the subject of this musical documentary. Recorded at the Alte Oper in Frankfurt, Germany, the film chronicles a 1987 performance of the symphony -- which the composer considered his crowning achievement -- by Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Famed Indian conductor Zubin Mehta directs the 87-minute performance, shown here in its entirety.

In a small French village, Communist activist and poet Ovida Delect undergoes her social gender transition with the unbridled support of her wife Huguette. Meanwhile, the couple's teenage son harbors some serious reservations about Ovida's transition.

An animated short from the 80s telling teenagers about puberty, sex and protection.

A Bohemian and a five-year-old take walks on the outskirts of Osijek.

A "camera-less" stop motion film made entirely using a photo-copier.

Images of the filming process of Bernardo Montet on a beach.

Pink film by Satoru Kobayashi.