Cinematic Era: 1992 Vintage

The journey from sadness to joy often goes over dead bodies.

A day in an old man's life.

Experimental short film set in a military environment.

Early short film from S. Torriano Berry

A shelter from the cold. A safe place for children. Somewhere to meet at any hour. A cheap place to eat. A neighborhood landmark. Located on the corner of a major intersection in an established neighborhood, this Louisville White Castle restaurant meant a lot of things to a lot of people. For thirty two years. So when residents learned that White Castle #12 was to close its doors forever due to a rent dispute, there was a huge public reaction. Some were angry and frustrated, others were nostalgic. Many came out for one final cheeseburger or cup of coffee. A few held a candlelight vigil, others a birthday party. There were television and radio interviews, rap songs, stories, chess games and guys with paper bags over their heads. Whatever the gesture, thousands came out into the cold on December 21, 1988 for one simple reason - to bid an old and faithful friend farewell.

A group of friends go camping, only to find themselves in the midst of an alien zombie invasion that threatens the existence of everyone they know and love.

Dave is offered to buy a house from a strange man in an alley. For a mere $20, how bad could it be?

Scott and Jason are being haunted by dreams and visions of Jeff from beyond the grave. Could this somehow be the work of that contemptible cow?

The works of contemporary artists chosen by eight young critics, exhibited in the halls of the Bergamo Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery. Painting, sculpture, photography, media.

In her search for a more comprehensive understanding of the environment, Julia discovers the books of biologist and philosopher Jakob von Uexküll, who lived at the turn of the century. In her imagination, the author comes to life, and a dialogue develops between her and the author.

The documentary tells the story of Si Mustapha, alias Winfried Müller, who caused a sensation in the German press in the 1950s with revelations about the Algerian War.

Inspired by Paul Poiret's work, students at Munich's University of Fashion Design have creatively attempted to bridge the extreme contrast between his fin de siècle aestheticism and contemporary culture. Paul Poiret was one of the founding fathers of modern haute couture and, at the same time, more than just a fashion designer.

A behind the scenes look at the film Demonic Toys, including a look at how Full Moon's posters are designed

A pedagogical and manifesto-like work based on documentation of the artist's Crawl series. In these performances, which he began in 1978, he inched along city streets, embodying different characters—an office worker, Superman—laid low on the ground. Through this horizontal position, he highlighted both the hypervisibility and the degradation of the Black male body, a figure that remains abject and precarious in a racist America.

A segment from the 1992 TV magazine "Bookshop" (West 3): French sociologist Laurence Caillet chronicles the life of a Japanese woman who, born in a village in a remote province, rose to become the manager of a hair salon in Tokyo and a sought-after expert on hair care and bridal attire on Japanese television. Includes excerpts from films by Ozu.

Indigurrito is Nao Bustamante's contribution to the many performances that commemorated the 500 anniversary of the conquest of America. The title mixes the term "indigenous" with "burrito," the name of the famous Mexican wrap. In the performance, Bustamante challenged the white men in the audience to go onstage to express their apologies for the years of oppression of indigenous peoples by eating a piece of a burrito that Bustamante had strapped on to her hips. With humor and sarcasm, Bustamante addressed the issues that the 500-year commemoration brought to collective attention. Her piece also denounces how art institutions forced artists to pay tribute to the date if they wanted to get funding.

What do oranges think as they roll down the hills of Athens—and how do they affect the lives of its residents?

An exercise in style, inspired by the cinema of David Lynch, and specifically by Eraserhead and Blue Velvet.

A woman is stuck on a ski lift with a man.

Dave and Steven are best friends, but when Steven's girlfriend, Carol, refuses Dave's unwanted advances, he takes matters into his own hands.

her works take as their subjects the figure of her grandmother or everyday scenes from her family home, and begin by expanding upon remembered images.

The Association of Theatrical Practices Gardzienice was founded in 1976 by Wlodzimierz Staniewski in a village near Lublin, which remains the group's headquarters to this day. Staniewski had just finished a five-year period of collaboration with Jerzy Grotowski’s Teatr Laboratorium. The group does create theatrical productions, but its main work is to conduct research into folk culture, as well as ethnic and anthropological studies. Members of the group take part in expeditions. There the shape of future productions is formed, productions which are evolving more and more closely towards modern mystery plays, restoring tragedy from the spirit of music. In this documentary, the process of the very particular "ethno-theatrical" expeditions that Gardzienice Centre was making in the past is portrayed. It shows the preparation, the way that the interactions with local communities happened, and how the material that was collected later informed them during the creation of performances.

The story of Kantor’s life, including artist’s drawings and fragments from his private diary.

A reportage of the official ceremony join Upper Silesia to Poland iin 1922. The film shows the General Szeptycki and Speaker of the Seimas Trąmpczyński in Katowice, meeting with government officials, mass, speeches, signing to join the act, the parade of delegations from all over the country and the military parade on the streets of Katowice.

A film about a Carpathian folk healer - molfar.

.Based on the novel by Valerii Shevchuk, this film is about loyalty to the brotherhood and ideals of goodness.

About the endovascular neurosurgery method developed by neurosurgeon Viktor Shcheglov for treating cerebral vessels.

Caudillismo, demagoguery, populism and electoral fraud to the beat of merengue: this is how the latest elections unfolded in the Dominican Republic, on an island ravaged by corruption and economic crisis.

An ape is bullied by children at the zoo. He begins to dream of a life in the jungle, which helps make his everyday life less violent.

The film depicts life in Nepal’s leper colonies, where leprosy, now curable, is seen as a divine curse. During the monsoon, when gods leave the Kathmandu Valley, people face afflictions like leprosy. Nepal has 170,000 cases, with many severely disabled and ostracized due to fear and religious beliefs. Lacking support and medical care, they end up as beggars in cities.

The film explores the journey of the soul after the body’s death. Ancient legends, the Tibetan Book of the Dead, the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, posthumous punishment for sins, immersion into past lives, and prophecies about the future of Russia and the entire planet. The film features American professor Raymond Moody, author of Life After Life, people who have returned from the brink of death, and Russian Orthodox priest Father Alexander Borisov.

Kodo's first original video performance, recorded at Ryotsu Shimin Kaikan on Sado Island, Japan. Tracklist 1. Zoku 2. Lion 3. Yamauta / O-Daiko 4. Irodori

Several girls and a boy improvise a luncheon on the grass. The camera glides along the bodies and the arrangements of fruit and other objects on the immaculate white cloth. A diffused eroticism takes over the image in the incandescent light of Ligurian summer. – Christian Lebrat

Documentary about the Jews who lived or lived in the territory of the former Soviet Union - the fate of a people who, despite the political-historical roots with the country in which they have been at home for centuries, have always tried to preserve their way of life and spiritual identity.

A 20th century traveler comes to Japan and is confronted by a landscape, its inhabitants and cultural traditions quite different from his own experiences. Shot in summer, 1987.

This film stumbles upon the secret of any ritual; that is, because ritual reconciles oppositions that are inherently irreconcilable, it always risks evoking expressions of hostility, anger or grief. Here, unwittingly, the camera focuses on the Native American who has accepted the role of Cacique Domingo in a pageant reenacting the "peaceful reconquest" of Santa Fe by Spaniards in 1692. Offended by the caricature of Plains Indians costumes and war paints donned by Hispanics and Anglos in the pageant, tears run down the face of the "chief" as the insensitivity to the role of Pueblo Indians in the historical representation is revealed to him.

Mental Masturbation, a Super 8 short imbued with a blessed soundtrack of trance music (an element that would be recurrent in all his latter films), was a point of start into what would be the most appreciated (and hated) element of Manuli’s cinema: The rescue of the absurdist to paint an atmosphere of freedom, in which music (in this case, electronic music) serves as the only link of meaningful communication between its characters, or between its protagonists and the settings of his films, the relation man-man and man-nature.

Climbing safely is within everyone's reach. Introduction, progression, training, rope maneuvers, sequence of movements, equipment, and high-level practice—everything you want to know about climbing. Accessing the vertical world means learning to read the rock, combining positioning, balance, and self-control, and having fun. Demonstrations by Jean-Christophe Lafaille (high mountain guide) take place in the dizzying scenery of the Vercors cliffs (Presles and Corrençon-en-Vercors) and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Jean-Pierre Bouvier, known as "Mouche," takes you to the magical boulders of Fontainebleau, while François Legrand (world champion on climbing walls) gives you his advice on how to progress.

Nick's Romanian pen pal Ilie and his father unexpectedly visit the Martins just before Thanksgiving, initially causing disruption but ultimately teaching the family about love, hospitality, and the true meaning of Thanksgiving. Through their friendship with an eccentric homeless man and their involvement in a local soup kitchen, the episode emphasizes the lesson to "love your neighbor as yourself."

An account of life in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in the early 1990s

The story of an extraordinary adventure, the meeting of two groups of young girls who seem to have nothing in common: culture, religion, but above all social background. One group are high school students in an affluent neighborhood, the other are studying secretarial skills at a technical school in a working-class neighborhood of Brussels. A video poem, a testament to solidarity and exclusion, a bridge between two worlds that are so close and yet so far apart...

Karine Pounder takes her friend Henri Corman on a two-day trip around Montreal's "hottest" venues. From the most intriguing spots, such as an erotic convenience store in Laval or a sexy underground carwash, to the more bizarre locations, like a men's bar that forbids women or a public bathroom where men feast on urine-soaked bread, you will discover everything about the city's unorthodox nightlife. Montreal Clandestin is an essential guide for travelers. And remember: it's better to be curious than ignorant.

A short examination of the work of Australian performance artist Stelarc.

When she was younger, Zuzana thoughtlessly let her close friend Rokas take nude photos of her. Now she is married to a jealous husband, and her ex-boyfriend is blackmailing her with photos she had long since forgotten about.

A BBC documentary in which art critic John Berger speaks about the meaning of human bodies in Rembrandt's painting. Also featuring the photographs of his long-time collabrator Jean Mohr.

When you have a hole in the top of your head from which your thoughts cascade it doesn't pay to think too hard. The bigger the thought, the more it hurts as Arnold soon discovers.

Hangyodon and co. end up getting sent the future and getting in a fight with aliens.