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A docudrama about Leo Mantha, the last man hanged in British Columbia who, in 1958 murdered his male lover on a Victoria naval base. The film explores the crime within the context of mainstream society and the gay subculture in 1950s Canada.
Live at Exit/In, May 2nd 1992
Prince Hamlet and the King are both George Jetson.
Is life like the fairy tale of Lucky Hans, who lost his lump of gold when he swapped the life he had, for what he thought was a better one?
From the mid 80-s through the mid 90's, Amphetamine Reptile Records defined the term "Underground." For blistering genre-creating sounds, graphics and attitude, AmRep had no equal. The label began what was then a first - the cheap self-published Video Compilation. Enlisting the insane "Dr. Sphincter", the "Dope, Guns..." video series documents a seminal movement in music history. Featuring Helmet, Halo of Flies and others.
An ambitious Japanese toy salesman leaves home to pursue his dreams of riches and fame in Los Angeles. However, he struggles with the continuous harsh rejections, lost in despair. Soon after, he meets a beautiful rich American woman. His new life with her is destined to be happy, but to lead him to not just shocking, but surreal twists instead.
The birds in BIRDS OF PREY are made from garbage bags and coat hangers, held together with electrical tape. Their inability to fly gives them a sympathetic quality they would not have had otherwise.
The Red Sea is a subjective testament to an emotional and aesthetic journey. Touching on sensuality, pain and the inevitability of loss, the film moves across territories of significant yet unresolved images. As in a dream text, the viewer is left in a state of interpretation with great emphasis on the experiential.
Film by Telscher.
A structuralist collage assembled from archival documents.
1992 Peter Rose short work
If, as a child, you were picked last for a team and sought as your refuge a wish or a dream, if you ever felt lonely, peculiar or blue, then Amelia Rose Towers is a lot like you! True!
A film directed by Arthur Lamothe.
Short film about the sons of the director.
Short performance piece.
Some particular spaces, inhabited awhile ago. Looking back into the Parisian courtyard, looking at the ladies at the villa, looking into the secrets of the chapel of the delinquents. Light sculpts space; shadow describes form.
Bombay's Police Inspector Angre is assigned the task to investigate the theft of a Fiat car from Blue Ribbon Hotel which belonged to Ghanshyamdas Gupta. The alleged culprit is hospitalized, is claiming a memory loss, and had attempted to choke the life out of his nurse. Then a wealthy industrialist shows up stating that this young man is his son, Sikander, takes him home with him and arranges for a companion, Roopesh, to be with him all the time. Angre continues to pursue this matter but is all the more perplexed when he is notified by Inspectors K.K. Diwan and P.C. Yadav that Sikander is actually Poona-based Jony K. D'Souza, a career thief, who may have killed his wife, Janice, as well as his companion, Roopesh, and is on his way back to Bombay. Angre deduces that since Sikander got off the train at Dadar Railway Station, and is more likely to be anywhere from Bombay Central to Borivili or from Parel to Chembur.
En dag når vesle Sunniva bader i lagunen, finner hun et gammelt skattekart ombord i vraket av Grusomme Gabriels gamle skute. Hun viser kartet til Ruben, og de bestemmer seg for å dra på skattejakt. Kartet viser nemlig hvor Grusomme Gabriels gullskatt ligger begravet i Kjuttaviga. Landkrabbene aner fred og ingen fare og gjør seg klar til å dra på skattejakt, men samtidig får sjørøverne vite om kartet og skatten. Kaptein Sabeltann og to av hans menn, Pelle Pirat og Pinky, også kalt «verdens yngste sjørøver», gjør seg klar til å slå kloa i Grusomme Gabriels skatt, og de vil gjøre alt for å få tak i den.
Documentary about Bicycles around the world.
The life and work of Fluxus artist George Maciunas as seen in clips filmed between 1952 and 1978.
Holland, 1992. Venue: Brabanthall: Den Bosch, Holland. Date: December 7, 1992. Time: ~ 165:00
The dog returns in this short sequel to exact his vengeance.
The original and still one of the very best! This is the video that launched Step Reebok training over 10 years ago. This top selling video is the best for learning Step and is included with the purchase of a Step Reebok Platform.
Second film in the Death Press series by Real Video
Produced in the early 90’s when same sex marriage was still an elusive dream, Dykeotomy explores gender biases, homophobia, restrictive cultural mores and identity politics with painfully amusing stories and images.
Story of a sleepy alligator-taxi names Monty who has an important job. Each day Arthur the frog, Doris the duck, and Tom the rabbit ride on Monty's back across the river to and from school. The three friends complain about Monty's wobbling his speed, and anything else they can think of all the way there and all the way back. One day, Monty decides to take an alligator vacation from his three friends who are left to find their own way across the river
This film, recorded in real time, depicts two actors on a walk through Vienna. One person is carrying a nylon bag with provisions for their journey, while the other person is carrying a film screen. The places that they walk through are only of peripheral meaning, in which pace changes again and again through the use of slapstick.
A shy woman with a talent for painting meets a young man with similar attributes. Bad things happen.
Simonida Djordjevic cites the book that was written by Vladika Nikolaj Velimirovic in 1921-22 at Ohrid Lake.
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The exciting misadventures of the Coca-Cola Bandits as they stumble from one mishap to another.
"Objection, your honor. The witness persists in giving irrelevant testimony."
Telling the story of the famous Egyptian spy Raafat al Haggan trained and sent from egypt to infiltrate israeli society as a jew before the October war between Egypt and israel.
This film is the result of a passion shared between Béatrice Soulé and Eric Serra, music composer of The Big Blue, for the exceptional talent of Doudou N'Diaye Rose, percussionist and rhythm teacher at the National Art Institute of Dakar. It was crucial for them to keep a track of the rhythm of the major drum leader of Senegal and they organized in the Island of Gnor a concert that this film restores us. Under the small amphitheater made of stone, the great virtuoso give us to see and listen to a great moment of joy because Doudou N'Diaye Rose dances as much as he drums. And for the fifty percussionists and one hundred members of the Julien Jouge's church choir, this is also the celebration of the bodies.
Rebecca Belmore created her PROTEST piece (a giant megaphone), not just for herself but for the people. During her trek across Canada in the summer of 1992, she made the Wiggins Bay Blockade one of her stops. For three days, the megaphone sat on top of the hill overlooking the clearcut area across from the PROTECTORS OF MOTHER EARTH camp the leaders had set up. Speaking to Their Mother is a document/conversation with Rebecca about her way of working and how art is seen by the people. She ends up creating a dead-tree forest memorial before her stay is over
Released in 1992, the music video for “Hush” by Tool features black-and-white visuals with provocative political statements and minimalist band performance footage.
All the goals and games from Liverpool's 91-92 Season
Based on a norwegian folk tale
A documentary, focuses on three of filmmaker Julie Mallozzi's relatives: a scientist whose life was disrupted by politics, a professor whose life was ended by politics, and a government official who works her life around politics. Weaving together dreams, historical footage, and scenes from her relatives' lives, the filmmaker meditates on the complications of remembering and forgetting the past.
One of the last celluloid films created during the rise of the Nollywood film industry. Film adaption of the homonymous novel written by Umaru Danjuma Katsina in the early 80s. Set in post-independence northern Nigeria the film traces a teenage girl’s descent into an illicit human trafficking ring, dedicated to the sexual exploitation of school girls by the country’s political rich.
Richard Baylor short.
"Not only about the cultural differences between America and Denmark, but also about the loss of identity as a result of the ubiquitous surveillance and data systems in the modern world."
Live at Liberty Lunch, Austin, 8th February 1992
In this film every person (or character) says that he or she is a certain bird, but this may not be true after all, because every one of them in the meantime keeps on being, or appearing to be, a person. And, meanwhile, there is someone who is searching for real birds the kind that fly. Where have they all gone?
Artist Chan-yeong is still haunted by the night, three years earlier, when his girlfriend was raped in front of him. He no longer knows where she is but her sister, Kyeong-mi, makes a sudden appearance to warn him that the incident three years ago was a plot to get his money and the second phase is about to begin.
Burlesque drawings, shapes, symbols, flowers, landscape, snowflake etchings and rich abstract colour fields in continuous kaleidoscopic collision; BRAIN SURGE is in rhythmic pursuit. Chris Knowles' post-systems music track drives the film's relentless zooming and spinning images on a journey, which like the most rewarding fairground rides, is an end in itself.
Augusta goes on a diet in an attempt to impress her date.
Uses a spiraling editing structure and mirrored images to express connections between women.
Early work by Kenji Onishi.
The shower is filmed by two miniature cameras in the cabin. A few minutes later the shower film can be seen on the associated "showerbox.net" site on the Internet and can be downloaded on to your own computer.