Cinematic Era: 1993 Vintage

Song of Eskasoni is a 1993 Canadian documentary film, directed by Brian Guns, that celebrates the Mi'kmaq poet Rita Joe and explores the Mi'kmaq culture and traditions of the Eskasoni First Nation in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. The film highlights the spiritual pride of the Mi'kmaq people, which is reflected in Rita Joe's poetry, and documents the revival of Indigenous traditions and spirituality in the village. The documentary also features some of Rita Joe's poems and songs.

A short documentary criticising Russian colonialism.

A fantastic story about the death of a young woman.

He's turned the unthinkable into the thinkable. The unbelievable into the believable. Fiction into fact.

A long time ago, when she was still young, the heroine left her village and now lives in a noisy big city. From time to time, her memory takes her back to those distant days when she was happy. But that was so long ago, and was it really?

A short documentary.

A Ukrainian documentary.

A short documentary.

The legend of the origin of several islands off the coast of Chukotka. The story begins with an Eskimo hunter named Kanak raising his son Tagrak with his wife, teaching him to be brave and decisive. Years later, when the boy becomes an adult, he refuses to start a family because giant eagles living nearby kidnap children and ravage the tundra and the sea. Tagrak leaves home to fight the eagles for the sake of his family's future.

Lily Besilly, wearing a lavender vest, shares a childhood memory from second grade in “Bernadette und Belfighor.” She and her friend, who played the dominant role, would meet at a construction site. Her friend, Princess Bernadette, crowned Lily as Princess Julia. Despite being dressed as a princess, Lily remained in shorts, indistinguishable from a boy. To escape the vampire Belfighor, they cut their palms to mix their blood, saving themselves. As they left hand in hand, Lily felt truly happy, though her hand still hurt. Cartoon characters Bernadette and Lily, holding hands, were depicted with Bernadette in a short green dress and Lily as a tomboy.

A film by Fajr Yacoub inspired by a story by the Bulgarian writer Elin Pelin

After the Apocalypse, Theresa takes refuge in an abandoned farm house on the edge of the Nomala desert. One sunny day, she discovers the lifeless body of a young soldier carried in by the river. Theresa takes him to her room that she has arranged in a barn. After resuscitating the young man, she tells him the tale of the Apocalypse and the chaos that followed. She also imparts her vision and the story of how she lost her ring's stone. Two unexpected visitors, Alice (the magic of desire) and a small cosmonaut contribute their own points of view. During conversation they find the trail to the lost stone. The gem turns into an intense light that never leaves them.

Two Morlock cyclists challenge each other in the passes of the Massif Central. Their duel is nightmarish and unusual, but the outcome of their struggle is chivalrous and moral.

Irish writer Oscar Wilde visits the Wild West.

The Odd Couple. With intestines.

"La Pierre bleue" is a personal journey through André du Bouchet's poetic work. Driven by the poet's admirable interpretation, the film gradually uncovers the words, paintings, stones, and paths that mark this uncompromising poetic universe. Some of the author's reflections on writing itself aid us in this discovery.

Made by the Glasgow Film and Video Workshop Community Projects team, this video tells of the award-winning recycling activities undertaken by staff and children at the Rutherglen Day Nursery in 1992 - 1993. The young children offer their views on the project, as well as people in the paper and can recycling businesses the nursery has been working with.

16mm, color/B&W, silent, 15 min Exists only as camera original.

Birju and Radha love each but Radha's father wants her to marry Vikram, however, when he realizes that this is against his daughter's wish, he agrees to the marriage but on a number of conditions that would make it virtually impossible for Birju to fulfill.

Three episodes portray the common historical role which Jerusalem fulfills in Judaism, Islam and Christinity.

The mythologist Joseph Campbell wrote "a temple is a landscape of the soul." Fragments Of India explores this potential in the realm of video. Hindu, Muslim, and Jain architecture merge into a unified pattern of images. The sounds of India’s temples, mosques, tombs, and marketplaces form a marriage of video and architecture.

Tips, tricks, and training for developing a more feminine voice.

Crude German body horror.

Faces in erotic-mystical ecstasy placed in relation with mathematical signs and a static stone.

Lenny is on a journey of some kind and it involves various kitchens for some reason.

A pornographer, drug dealer and landlord is pursued by a fraught FBI agent.

This short film tells of two rugged journeys: that, autobiographical, of a young woman who learns she is harboring the AIDS virus; and that of the ancient Minoan civilization, wiped out by the greatest cataclysm in history. Today, the world is held hostage by a killer disease that is stealthier than a volcano, but it exacts the same price. Now, as then, some profound questions exist: How does humanity define itself? How do we measure our passage on this planet?

The story of Marian Henel, a mentally ill artist-weaver.

The great American family is never as great as they appear.

Heinz Schröder discusses his 1930s SPD membership. Gertrud Keen addresses her opposition to politics. Wolfgang Szepansky recalls his imprisonment at Sachsenhausen, a concentration camp.

Experimental short based on a sheet music for Karama, A Japo-Rhapsody March two-step.

Animated short.

An update on the Holton family and the Conjoined Twins story, where the parents talk about living in the aftermath of the separation operation where one twin died.

The television evening revolves around Nawal, a married woman, who became a cruel lady after receiving her inheritance from her father, and is severely forced on her brother and everyone around her

An elderly mother who lost her beautiful young daughter, a man who lost his spouse, two little boys who miss their godly mother, a cold-hearted mother and daughter who scolded them without the smell of a person washing their hands, alcoholics who bully and oppress them who are hungry and thirsty, etc. by showing the evil phenomena that have appeared in the society, proposing the idea that there are more good people than bad, Gansukh, who tormented his two sons a lot, told about a bright and beautiful life where he meets a woman who is loyal to his love and has a kind heart.

In this film, the social life during the period of reorganization and the first stage of the democratic revolution, how the dominance of one society and one party lost its position and changed and changed in a satirical tone.

The stepfather's humanity, love and concern for his children can give some people the wrong idea. It is the gossip of Pagma, the daughter of Hongorzul's biological mother, from her girlfriend, and the conflict will be. Both mother and daughter, caught up in gossip, realized their mistake and apologized, but it was already too late. This movie tells about the love, humanity and relationship between people.

Documentary about Gordon Kahl, a tax protester who was killed in a shootout with local law enforcement officials in Smithville, Arkansas in 1983.

In 1933, at the request of theater director Donrovyn Namda, the great writer Dashdorji wrote the famous drama "Three Heads with Reasons" based on the real life of a person named Yunden, who was famous for his beauty during the autonomy of Natsagdorj. is. This film is a film opera based on the melodrama "Three Heads of Reason".

The story takes place in a rural family home and shows the conflict between Sukarno, an old herdsman, his wife, stepdaughter and children.

If the stars and planets are the human world, then the six stars with one life are the six stars of the michid. This is the name of the film, which is named after the actors who have played many eternal roles in the gray history of Mongolian art.

It will be shown humorously and tragically by the story of Tzumnoo, who grew up in a wealthy environment and was obsessed with the mentality of preparation, that the moral education of some young people is disappearing in Mongolia today, when democracy is transparent and the market is developing.

After the liberation war of 1945, it will be shown about the events happening among the people in the Hunkher Taiga, a remote part of Mongolia. A young Mongolian named Khas joined the Japanese army for the right to life. He came to Mongolia as a prisoner of war during the war. He escaped while doing wood work on the Selenge River. tells about the tragic fate of the son of a local noble family who is being harmed by the evil Zagzgai.

It will be about the hardships faced by children during the country's transition to a new society and market economy, and the children's faith in a bright future that never gives up.

Suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels, this collection is a gentle, easy, safe and effective introduction to the ancient art of Tai Chi

Arne Ottoson lives isolated and alone with his cats in a caravan but thinks more globally and openly than many of those who sit in the center of events and commute with the document portfolio to Brussels.

Animation about drinking with Toulouse-Lautrec.

The Battle of Gettysburg is a moving, original account of the great climatic confrontation—the turning point in the War Between the states. Unique in its perspective, this program tells the story from a distinct Southern viewpoint, through the eyes of General Robert E. Lee—commander of the Confederate Army, and General George E. Pickett—leader of the doomed assault on the Unio’s Army of the Potomac. The Battle of Gettysburg is a thought-provoking depiction of honor, bravery, and personal tragedy that forever changed the course of American history.

The Barton family wasn't prepared for an assault with the supernatural when they purchased the abandoned tavern at the edge of town. But before they realize what is going on, they are sealed inside, forced to do battle with the spirits of the undead.

A wormhole is a laceration in the fabric of space-time. Our urban landscape is littered with such holes. It is just a matter of knowing where and how to look for them.

The most devastating pain of all is the pain from the loss of a loved one.

The story of how principal Peter James transformed Sydney's violent non-performing Tempe High School by teaching migrant students their own languages and the surprising effect it had on English results.

An anthology that delves into the activity inherent to audio-visual processing and their video-exhibition history