Cinematic Era: 1991 Vintage

Tailgunner, Public Enema Number One, Wrathchild, Die With Your Boots On, Hallowed Be Thy Name, 22 Acacia Avenue, Holy Smoke, No Prayer for the Dying, The Clairvoyant, 2 Minutes to Midnight, The Trooper, Heaven Can Wait, Iron Maiden, The Number of the Beast, Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter, Run to the Hills, Sanctuary

In the spring of 1969 an estimated 3000 young people descended on the tiny western North Dakota town of Zap for a spring break blow-out. What started as an off-beat idea for a party ended with National Guard troops expelling the revelers from Zap and the nearby towns of Beulah and Hazen, creating a national media sensation. Zap Revisited, a film by West Fargo native Christ Breitling, recalls the strange-but-true story of the "Zip to Zap", aka the "Zap-In", through the memories of people who were there and took part in this uniquely infamous episode in North Dakota history.

A thin shadow figure starts swallowing balloons in an attempt to make himself more solid, and develops body, surface texture, markings and a face. Meanwhile, a lonely young girl is attracted by the balloons' hissing sounds, and is drawn to the shadow's lair. The grinning shadow quickly ties her up, but, overconfident, becomes entangled in his own machinery, and has the body squeezed out of him. All that's left is one of the balloons, which the girl takes with her as she leaves, now quite happy.

Sequel to "A Boy Called Woof!", both compiled into stand-alone movie releases from the British TV series, "Woof!"

Documentary following the Finnish rock band Sielun Veljet through the late 80's and early 90's

Director Elaine Velazquez’s award-winning 1991 film provides an intimate and compassionate look at the Yiu Mien, Southeast Asian refugees who originally settled in the Pacific Northwest in the wake of the Vietnam War. In their ancient society in the mountains of Laos, this hill tribe had no electricity, cars, or any other twentieth century technology. Their involvement with the CIA during the war forced the Mien to lose their homeland and resettle in the US. Coming here, they were catapulted from one century into another, shifting their ancient mountain homeland and the mindboggling complexities of Western, urban living—everything from apartments and new food to freeways and shopping malls. Through the words of the elders and rare archival footage, we glimpse a moving, not so often seen story of the immigrant experience.

TV-Movie, Documentary, Israeli

One day Hunca Munca and Tom Thumb, two young mice who live in a children’s nursery, decide to explore the beautiful doll’s house made of red brick. The mice sneak up the stairs into the dolls’ dining room. What should they find but a sumptuous feast of lobster, ham, fish, pudding, pears and oranges! But to their dismay, they discover the food is made of plaster and paint-–not good to eat at all. In a huff, the disappointed mice turn the house upside down! Beatrix Potter’s merry tale about two rascally mice has been delighting children for generations.

Competition, expedition or adventure? Camel Trophy is in fact all of these. 1991 and Camel Trophy travels to Africa for the second time in the event's history to tackle a 1600km route over little used tracks and traversing some of the world's most spectacular scenery teeming with precious wildlife. Travelling in identical Land Rover Discoverys the seventeen amateur teams from as many countries set off from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to fight their way through waist deep mud and two metre high elephant grass, climbing the hills of Burundi to the finish in the capital, Bujumbura. The target for the two man crew of each vehicle is to conquer natural obstacles along the way. They soon learn that only team work and determination will help them reach their final goal whilst keeping up a competitive edge through the challenging Special Tasks. Their prize is the Camel Trophy

In a house on a cliff by the sea, a man and a woman live together and eventually have children. When the mother disappears and the father goes for a swim in the sea, the baby is left to be raised by the twin brothers and the cruel, older sister. When they grow up secrets can only be kept for so long.

Annotated compilation documentary of electoral campaign films from the interwar era. Features films by the two largest parties, the Labour Party and the Conservatives, made to rally voters for elections from 1928 to 1936.

Grammy-nominated pianist Michael Feinstein performs live with some of his famous friends, including the Duke Ellington Orchestra and the incomparable Rosemary Clooney, who joins him for several solos and a duet. Songs from celebrated composers such as Harold Arlen, Irving Berlin, Duke Ellington, and George and Ira Gershwin include "He Loves and She Loves," "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" and "Take Love Easy."

One of the United Kingdom's most enterprising rock groups, Marillion has garnered fans from all over the globe. Two special concert performances recorded live in Brazil and England in 1990 are included here, along with music videos, rehearsal footage, interviews and more. New singer Steve Hogarth performs the hit songs "Hooks in You," "Uninvited Guest," "Kayleigh," "Easter" and "The Ultimate Gift," among others.

Composer Mathias Ruegg collaborates with director Ernst Grandits on a commissioned short film to ccommemorate the 200th anniversary of the death of Mozart.

A 24-minute videorecording in which individuals of Asian and Pacific Island backgrounds discuss their attitudes and experiences as homosexuals.

"Shot between 11:00 and 1:00 over a series of Thursdays while my infant son slept, this piece has something to do with the sensory pleasure of momentary solitude in a domestic setting." –Leighton Pierce

This documentary focuses on the subculture known as television evangelists. Shown are clips from their programs, interviews with them from news programs and events, and also incidents when they said or did things and didn't know a camera or microphone was on them, along with other embarrassing moments.

Music videos from rock band Slaughter.

Registration of the theatre program by the Dutch comedian Youp van 't Hek.

A cinematic rendition of Shuji Terayama’s poem, The Summer I Turned Four. Coastal images, thresholds, waves, expanses, are folded in to those of a statue of a young boy, who looks impassively onto the wide vista, frozen in time.

A cinematic rendition of Shuji Terayama’s poem, Astronomy of Love. The sweeping mood of the poem is mirrored in the cosmic landscapes Ando weaves together: lush sunsets, moonlit oceans and twinkling nocturnal cities.

Portrait of a woman who has had to live with the fact that her father was a member of the NSB since the liberation.

A work that attempts long exposure in strong sunlight using an 8mm camera fitted with an ND filter. A rose, as a still life subject, was used, and movement was created through camera shake during shooting and variations in exposure.

Animated promo reel produced by DIC, meant to expand the Sgt. Kabukiman NYPD universe

8mm film by Yosuke Okawado.

Short film.

The film is a true story on the life of the Kocho Topencharov, who after 40 years spent in Albania, returns in his fatherland – Macedonia, with his wife and children. The story begins in Ohrid, when Kocho falls in love with Maria. In 1950, she returns in Albania, where her family lived. In 1950, Kocho illegally crosses the state border of Albania to find his love. But, the birocracy of Albanian state consider him as a spy and he spends many years in jail. Later, he is released, but he is not allowed to return to Macedonia. He marries Maria in Albania… This is a film about his love & life story.

This animated film shows that there is always a way out of the most seemingly hopeless situation.

The picture tells about the difficult periods of the history of the Kyrgyz people through the fate of the main character Seynep, who has a rare vocation - a mourner.

A "wind-up chick" sees himself as "a hungry little boy with a runny nose".

Two women in lovely leopard wraps, one a reflection of the other, attempt a dialogue.

“Dear audience. You will now see a film. This is a film without moving images. No sound... None...”

Berlin, 1907. In highly influential circles, the increase in the "mixed-race population" in the German colonies is considered a serious threat. Only the provision of a constant supply of German women willing to marry could (according to the almost unanimous opinion at the time) prevent the "Caffeinization of the men in our colonies." Gentlemen from the worlds of commerce and politics, with the active support of their wives, founded the "German Colonial Women's Association," which, from then until 1945, operated as a marriage agency with official support.

This short film attempts the impossible: to capture time itself in images, beyond its function in any story. The viewer's attention should not be focused on the realities depicted, but on the flow of time.

A hilarious short, done in the form of a trailer, that spoofs the possession/Satanic offspring branch of horror pictures (any film that lists "Coven Members" in its credits merits a viewing).

A film exploring the daydreams of a young Victorian girl.

An educational film by Walt Disney Home Video that uses The Jungle Book to teach children about various things.

A film about the ongoing battle to build and maintain the sea defences of Guyana. It gives a historical perspective as the earlier Dutch and English planters and Governors had to battle the sea and the flood from rainfall as well. The rising sea levels, if they occur, will make the sea defences even more difficult to control flooding during high tides.

Based on real events, the film tells the story of an Iraqi pilot who was shot down in Iran during the Iran-Iraq War. As he tries to find his way back, the injured pilot transverses the hostile and dangerous terrain using the stars and the flight of birds to guide him.

The video argues that rising CO2 levels both directly stimulate plant growth and, as a result of their warming properties, cause winter temperatures to rise, thereby indirectly stimulating plant growth

A Baroque still life with a glass of red wine, fruit, and a severed tongue serves as a prelude to war. The following aerial shots are accompanied by news reports in several languages commenting on the fighting in the Persian Gulf. The experience of war conveyed by the media is transformed here into an emotional explosion perceived from the foyer. “The first videos dating back to the early 90’s were commentaries on the social and political situations. Their undertone rose from the cruelty of man, submission, from dialogue between order and discipline.” — Ulla Väätäinen

Two innocent people accidentally drink a potent new poison guaranteed to kill them in exactly 24 hours

From the backstage life of theatrical bohemia.

Concert of the band Psí vojáci from June 19, 1991 in Chmelnice, broadcast live by Czechoslovak Television. One of the most lively recorded concerts of this band, consisting of Filip Topol - piano, vocals, David Skála - drums, Jan Hazuka - bass guitar, Jiří Jelínek - alto saxophone. The concert took place in the Prague Junior Club Na Chmelnici, the home venue of this band.

Stories of Germans who arrived in Russia 250 years ago and their descendants who were forced to move to Germany in the late 20th century.

In Clejani, a village in Wallachia (south of Bucharest), two or three elderly Roma musicians are the last custodians of traditional village music. With them will disappear ballads and ancestral stories: tales of the haidouks, the outlaw-heroes of medieval Romania, initiation stories, and love songs.

The characters in the film try to understand the bioenergetic and informational influence of works of art on the psychological state of the viewer and listener. Scientists, psychologists, psychotherapists, a composer, and an artist seek answers to the question: why do some works depress, others pacify, and still others evoke feelings of joy? Is it possible to use this to treat people?