Cinematic Era: 1992 Vintage

While the sisters try to adjust to their Father not being home for Christmas, due to serving in the Civil War, Jo attempts to finish her Christmas play. At the same time, she tries to become better acquainted with their neighbor, Laurie, who also helps them to find a suitable Christmas Tree.

A parody of slasher films, about a group of college students heading to a resort in the woods.. only to be slaughtered one by one by a deranged killer.

Four women in a therapeutic shared apartment adore their therapist and defend their hero with all available means, including sexual ones, when a strange woman breaks into their world. Doreen comes from the East and is looking for an apartment.

Kurt Wans(z)ki has spent his life in psychatric clinics. He is diagnosed as: retarded to the level of early childhood, incapable of learning. Free from all pressure he has constructed a world of himself in the clinic. A survivor, musican and painter in the streets of East-Berlin. The Film questions the conventional concepts of „normaly“.

A companie's boss and his employees deal with the harsh realities of post-unification Germany.

What makes Black lesbians so special? Suggs takes a fresh and funny approach to explore this and other questions using a mixture of scenes shot on film and video with running commentaries by women in the know.

A Vietnam veteran takes over the small Kuwaiti Cafe in downtown Melbourne and holds the manager hostage in a countdown to prevent the Gulf War

From June 1991 to March 1992, nine months of a violent and agonizing political battle, in Provence, on the occasion of the regional elections.

A film made by Pelle Lowe and myself, Ready-Made is a single work in itself, and also exists as part of a series of works that Pelle and I made reflecting on Manet's painting OLYMPIA, including it's reception, it's relationship to painting, sex work, imperialism, the Paris Commune, sex, drugs and rock roll, ect.

Kucia's most recent film, Across the Field (1992), is his longest and arguably his most complex film in terms of imagery. In it, he applies many of the various techniques he has developed for his films over the years, the result being a rich collage of drawing, photographic images, and live-action film footage whose individual frames he has manipulated. This complex technique exists, according to Kucia, only as a vehicle to evoke the mood and emotion he wishes the audience to experience. This Impressionist approach to filmmaking is no doubt what inspired Marcin Gizycki to dub Kucia the "Bresson of Polish animated film."

Danzig at Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, USA Godless Left Hand Black Snakes of Christ Am I Demon How the Gods Kill Mother Dirty Black Summer Sistinas Her Black Wings Pain in the World She Rides Do You Wear the Mark Evil Thing Twist of Cain Long Way Back From Hell Anything When Death Had No Name

A coleslaw salesman hits hard times when people begin to prefer fresher foods.

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The colors and breezes of the countryside and house in Normandy. The blue crockery, the yellow lichen, and where the key in the monastery kitchen leads.

A documentary report on paintings, photographs and the first cinematography images in Iran, which belongs to 90 years ago.

This music biography portrays the life of the legendary blues singer and songwriter Alberta Hunter. After 40 years of show business success beginning in the 1920's, Alberta became a nurse. Twenty years later, when the hospital thought she was 70, she was forced to retire. Still anxious to do something with her life, she returned to singing, to enjoy an acclaimed comeback. Her age was really 82! MY CASTLE'S ROCKIN' traces Alberta's remarkable career through the 20th Century, incorporating her best live performances from New York's famous downtown night spot, The Cookery. Ms. Hunter opened her personal archives to the producer for this documentary, sharing never before seen photos and other momentos from her celebrated career. The film features Alberta Hunter's final interview before her death in 1984; plus interviews with her manager, nightclub entrepreneur Barney Josephson; her record producer, the legendary John Hammond, and others.

Documents the view and action outside director Charlie Ahearn's 43rd Street apartment window from 1981 to 1983.

Released in 1992, this is Gwar's second full-length live concert film. See Gwar in shocking live footage, heaping abject misery on a deserving world! Hear Gwar pathetically attempt to play "music!" Experience yourself waffling about in a spasmodic frenzy! All this from Gwar, the world's most dangerous band!

THE FALL OF JERICHO, Episode Seventeen of In The Beginning Bible Series, tells of the Israelites' great victory over their enemies under Joshua's command, and destruction of the city of Jericho.

THE TEN COMMANDMENTS, Episode Fourteen of In The Beginning Bible Series , recounts Moses' journey to the top of Mount Sinai, where God reveals His new covenant with Israel, in the form of His laws carved in stone.

This pulsating collage animation interwoven with folk art elements is a warning of the dangers of extinction, in which an organism is connected to each day of the week.

Short film made as an intro to the 1990 restored version

About a young man and a telephone with a mind of its own.

The trials and tribulations of the wives and daughters of repressed "counterrevolutionaries" who shared the fate of their relatives in the Solovki camps.

BANG! BANG! Mom and Dad are shot dead and an adolescent daydream of arrest, imprisonment and abdication unfolds. Monochrome incarceration fantasies are played out on-screen, permeated at intervals by a moustachioed man with facial tremors.

In a café, Sandrine, 25 years old, recounts without regrets her arrival in Paris without money, her initiation into the profession of pickpocketing, and her stays in prison. Certain aspects of her story strangely echo the words of the police officer who arrested her.

A theater directed by Rasoul Najafian

A David 'The Rock' Nelson short

A boy reminisces about the countryside, enticing people to remember that their large cities were once beautiful open landscapes of trees and rivers.

“The Celebration House”is a run-down restaurant that the Donut Repair Club fixes-up to care for the needy. They learn the value of prayer, praise, obedience and team-work as they turn mishap and mayhem into the joyful opening of the re-furbished community center.

This is a portrait of 9-year-old Yacoub, a Palestinian who lives in the Christian Quarter of Jerusalem. He studies English and French at school, and enjoys shopping at outdoor markets and helping at his uncle's falafel shop. He'd like to be free to go out and play with his friends without his parents worrying about his safety. As we accompany him in his daily activities, we see how his life is affected by the Israeli–Palestinian conflict.

Continuously running video installation: in a small alcove, a wood column extends from the floor and ceiling, with a gap in the center formed by two exposed video monitors facing each other two inches apart, mounted to upper and lower columns respectively, a black-and-white video image on each monitor. The upper monitor shows a close-up image of an old woman on the verge of death, and the lower monitor shows a close-up image of a new baby only days old. The images are silent. Since the surface of each monitor screen is glass, a reflected image of the screen opposite to it can be seen through the surface of each image, as life and death reflect and contain each other.

About the housewife Elin Karlsson

Documentary about homelessness in Turin. Shot on Betacam.

when Bridie sees her friend, Sly Fox, placing a can, a rock ,and a railroad spike on the rail road track. she teaches him railroad safety. fun for kids and family.

At first I thought... Today I know that it was right. We are here, whenever you need us. (first TV commercial for a german undertaker)

Etant Donné le Bleu (Given the Blue) is a visual narrative—images breaking in a parallel universe, the realm of science fiction and the fantastic. The repetition, multiplication, and mechanization are intended to form a radically artificial world.

In celebration of that most special time of the year Shoji, Dorothy and Christina Tabuchi bring you all the joy and wonder of Christmas. From the violin artistry and incredible versatility of Shoji, to the production genius of the show's creator and vivacious emcee Dorothy, to the rising star that is Christina, here is the holiday show you'll never forget.

An emotionally shattering portrait of the unfulfilled childhood of Anatolij Rizov, a boy caught in between the post-catastrophe condition of his home town Chernobyl and the state of siege in Slovenia during its brief war for independence, where Anatolij is spending summer holidays.

These are two harmless objects, these are two views of these objects, one is in positive, the other in negative, the two views intermingle and by the number of photograms become rhythm trying to be a kind of abstract haiku

Follows the career and legacy of designer Yves Saint Laurent

Re-framing the media representation of the Los Angeles rebellion and contextualizing its significance by locating it historically and politically in a timeline with the pro-Democracy demonstrations in Beijing, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the AIDS activist movement in the U.S.

In a small town, in a house, Mr. and Mrs. Pugh sit opposite one another, between them a book on the subject of the "greatest murders by poison", a source of inspiration for Mr. Pugh, and an incentive perhaps for Mrs. Pugh to bring about a change in her life.

A lively tribute to Dorothy Parker's intoxicated, acerbic wit.

Daniel Barenboim conducts the Beethoven and Brahms Violin Concertos with the soloist Itzhak Perlman.

A bride leaves her father’s home to reach her love.

Evocation of N° 24 of Vilin Street where Perec lived his childhood.