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A mysterious man wearing a mask made out of paper travels through the Orient, meeting many women along the way whom he pleases, but when the women start turning up dead, the man's true intentions are questioned.
1993 Hindi film
A third of a film-book-installation project. Three times fallen, three times restarted, three legs, three ends. The story of Jewish immigration.
A struggle to speak. Contrasting forms of, and desire to, communicate. Hand painted and scratched directly onto Film stock. Animated film by Lucy Lee
At California State University Dr Eric W Hickey devised a model showing the development of the murderous personality, based on research into more than 200 cases of serial murder. These findings are applied to the case of Jeffrey Dahmer, who between 1978 and 1991 killed 17 young men. Shows conversations between Dahmer and his forensic psychologist and footage of the trial. Behavioural psychologists and criminologists explain how Dahmer and other serial killers such as Ted Bundy, Peter Sutcliffe and John Wayne Casey came to kill.
Infamous low budget Subway commercial
A look at the upcoming Sony MegaCD Game System.
A 1993-made China's videotape help you to become an expert to identify real gold and silver. There are six parts of this video: 1. Appraisal skills and methods of using tools (29 min.) 2. Gold identification method (55 min.) 3. Silver identification method (22 min.) 4. Silver dollar and silver coin identification method (18 min.) 5. Improvement and development of identification technology (16 min.) 6. Introduction to some gold and silver coins in ancient and modern China (16 min.)
The film is about a statue of a general who protected the villagers from the enemy and returned to heaven during a heavy storm.
There are estimated to be some 6 million children in South Africa without access to preschool education and care facilities. This video focuses on some of them and, through them, highlights some of the issues. Filmed in Khayelitsha, Bellville South, Maitland and the Willows, Lebowa, it depicts their home environment and the communities in which they grow up. The children themselves provide much of the information, with additional comments from friends and relatives. Fathers are conspicuous by their absence, which would seem to be one of the main problems, others being the lack of adequate care, education, food, safety and the impact of violence on their lives. At the same time the program reveals the children's resourcefulness when it comes to games, with some most original songs and chants coming from the Cape Flats.
A tired University of Alberta student gets a little help from Mary Shelley to learn about the University of Alberta Library system
The film is based on the play "Gegee" and tells the story of the past and present life of Major Sodnomravdan. Nanzad, an official assigned to the province, is a man who is going to marry the prince's queen, Javzan, and Jasray, the son who is trying to bring them together, is the son of a blind woman who was a cupbearer in Sodnomravdan. After killing Jasrayn, he knows that he is his son. Events like this show the vagaries of human destiny.
A tragic film about how people's kindness, faith and love are used for their own purposes for the sake of power and position.
Short stop motion clay animation by Fusako Yusaki
At the sharp moment of change of state and society, a few people who want to keep their humanity, such as the clown Luvsan, the contortionist girl who fell in love with him and the actress who lost her legs due to a difficult number, will be swept away by the heavy flood of society and end up as nobody.
A reimagining of the water segment from 'Between God and Inspiration Lie Heaven and Hell'
Japanese erotic horror movie from 1993.
Train Fest follows the history of the Wyoming railroad industry, as the old Cheyenne railroad depot is turned into the Wyoming Transportation Museum. Interviews with technicians and visitors reveal the popularity of old Union Pacific Railroad trains; even if work is hard to find, the railroad industry has proven itself to be an enduring family tradition.
Police Lockup is a 1993 Indian Telugu film, directed by Kodi Ramakrishna and produced by M. S. Raju. The film stars Vijaya Shanti and Vinod Kumar in lead roles. The film had musical score by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Safety Education Video for 1990s' Freshmen
The China Style for Eating Places
A documentary about Romania after the 1989 Revolution.
Safety and Battle Tips for Taxi Drivers
An essay provokes a serious family disagreement.
This program was broadcast on 20 July 1993, BBC, UK, presented by UK DJ John Peel and this documentary telling the story of ABBA from the beginning to the end and featuring the ABBA revival.
Highlights the presence of gays and lesbians within Brazilian society.
A series of paintings set to the music of Robert Schumann
Theatrical release of 1993 selections, including "Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase" and more.
What is history? Is it truth? What is truth? Is it perspective? What is perspective? Is it history? These and other queries are presented through a series of curiouser and curiouser visuals that invite the viewer to question the origin of beliefs, why they change over time, and what lies beneath the growth of one’s own perceived reality. Or not.
A surprising fantasy/parable of repressed lesbian desire.
A short film about the kingfisher Ceryle (Megaceryle) maxima, which lives in sub-Saharan Africa on large rivers and lakes.
The legendary 1992 performance from Queen of Japanoise Mayuko Hino: an intense Butoh ritual dance combined with a bondage performance, with ropes, candles and wax, accompanied by a live high noise background played by Hiroshi Hasegawa (Astro / C.C.C.C.).
Jimmy Jones demonstrates his adult humour in front of a live audience at the Lakeside Club in Camberley. One of Britain's best comedians of the last 30 years. This video displays Jimmy's talent for holding no punches as he goes for the jugular, from great side splitting send ups to tales to make your mother, father and all other relatives blush! For those who are fans of Jimmy Jones this is a must, for those who don't know him or can't get the chance to see him buy this and see what comedy and laughter really is!
SOV slasher inspired by serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
An early film from director Dave Palamaro.
A little boy follows his small wooden boat along a stream.
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In this issue you'll find all the news that's unfit for the tabloids, the real face of skateboarding. Our global search for footage leads us to edge of the Earth, spots in Japan, Hong Kong, England, Italy, Holland, and New Zealand are covered. The choicest cuts. The cream of the crop. The whole kit and kaboodle (or a real live wire) AND THEN SOME.
An improvisation for contrabass and videocamera.
Over twenty-five years ago, California artist Hobart Brown founded the first-ever kinetic sculpture race. From its modest beginnings as a whimsical parade of Dr. Seuss contraptions, the race has grown to become the Triathlon of the Art World - a 38-mile test of creativity, ingenuity and the outer limits of the human spirit. "IT'LL HAVE BLINKING EYES AND A MOVING MOUTH" is a tribute to Hobart Brown and other veteran racers who have not only sculpted magical vehicles, but also magical lives! Part character study and part road rally, the film is a kinetic slice of life about love, art, machines and the artists who pedal them. Alternately funny and poignant, this charming documentary will have you dreaming of your own machine and maybe..."It'll Have Blinking Eyes and a Moving Mouth!"
By making even the smallest changes in our daily lives we can all make a difference.
By making even the smallest changes in our daily lives we can all make a difference.
Unless we put an end to the thoughtless exploitation of our natural resources there will be nothing left for anyone...
The following group of films highlights the major environmental problems facing our planet today. In particular they focus on waste, pollution and energy use.
A radical cinematic letter about the hardships facing women in the collapsing Soviet Union. Shot in Belarus, Tajikistan, Ukraine and Siberia, these interviews and observations document the exploitation and repression of an unwavering patriarchal doctrine.
I once had a lover who would occasionally transform into a dog — and not even a purebred. Instead, some patchwork mutt of scrappy fur — but not without charm, not without beauty. It happened when I rubbed his prostate a certain way, and then I'd be trapped, I wouldn't be able to pull out. So I'd have to finish fucking him and after a few minutes I'd be released from his butt. Then I'd be really tired, I'd want to take a nap, but he'd want to play so I'd give him a biscuit and take him out for a walk. We'd go to the park and roll down green hills. I'd rub his belly and everyone who passed would rub his belly. They'd say, "Oh what a nice looking dog you have, what a charming mutt."
An early 90s indie tokusatsu revolving around the exploits of the Earth Defense Force’s Japan Branch. Which operates out of a small storeroom in the middle of nowhere. The lone hope for Japan and the world against the constant waves of kaiju invaders lies in the hands of the EDF’s support robot, Sailor Fighter.
An examination of the life and career of author Anne Rice, famous for her novels about vampires.
A look at the life and teachings of H. W. L. Poonja (Papaji), an Indian guru and devotee of Sri Ramana Maharshi.
"Ei, wie jeht ...' still rings in my ears when my father starts to talk about the past. His humorous stories in the circle of friends and the trip with a group of older East Prussians in 1988 to Treuburg, Lyck and Gdansk form the basis of this film" says Denzer about the film about his father, the graduate engineer Kurt Denzer, who was born in 1906 as the seventh child of the landowner Wilhelm Denzer on the parental estate Kukowken. He attended the one-class village school in Kukowken and the grammar schools in Lyck and Königsberg. He graduated from the Technical University of Gdansk with a degree in engineering. From 1937 he was employed as a construction foreman at Strabag Bau-AG Berlin for the construction of freeways and airfields. From 1957 he was a lecturer at the engineering school in Lage/Lippe and later co-founder of the Lippe University of Applied Sciences. He and his wife Lilly died in Detmold in November 2001.