Cinematic Era: 1993 Vintage

Video of the dying and death of the filmmaker’s father shot off a TV monitor with a bolex.

A surreal series of images set to music by Thinking Fellers Union Local 282.

"As if I had known where I was going, I seemed to choose again and I changed route, I took on my right another street, better lit," Broadway "than she was called. When the faithful enter their bank, do not believe that they can serve themselves like that according to their whim. Not at all. They talk to Dollar by whispering things to him through a small fence, they confess what! ” LF Céline, Journey to the end of the night.

With the departure of the other, absence, lack and above all forgetfulness are established. The memory then tries to fix a last image. The fairest. The memories collide, disjointed, and only manage to recompose a disparate-looking character.

Rave energy, a hardcore soundtrack and fast cut rave footage means this video captures the adrenalin rush and excitement of the club scene.

In the sequel to Palm Harbor Vice, small town cops of Palm Harbor, Florida find their daily routine of setting up speed traps disrupted by a drug syndicate and a brilliant mad mad out to destroy life in their quiet community. If they're going to stop the crooks, the Vice cops must take part in a quest for law, order and a fresh box of donuts. This time with an alternate ending also.

Hip Hop is the hottest thing in dancing today. It's showing up in clubs from New York to LA. Now country dance goes Hip Hop. Who would have imagined it? But that's exactly what's happening... Country Hip Hop. Diane Horner, America's best country line dance teacher, will teach you this dance craze right in your own home. You'll learn great Hip Hop steps and moves... before they're taught in your favorite club!

The filmmaker interviews her 5 sisters, her brother, and her demented mother about their common past. The siblings have radically different narratives of their shared history, disagreeing on vital questions including which parent was abusive and which protective.

Mexican feature film

I made this film with the help of friend Timmi Harrop she graced the screen in this liquid like atmospheric industrial performance piece. Multiple exposures, water, and weird underwater cinematography shots that create the environment drowning the viewer in a symphony of sight and sound.

On a rainy day a child folds a paper boat and puts it into a puddle. A heavy downpour leaves the small vessel sinking. Three Gutter Pirates take over the boat.

A one-hour dramatic film which explores the cultural, social and political fabrics between two gay Chinese men living under parallel traditions within the Chinese social structure. Through the unfolding of events following the 1989 T'ien An Men Square Massacre in Beijing, the film focuses on Paul, a young Chinese-Canadian artist, and Kai, a foreign student in exile from mainland China, as they confront the differences in their politics, sexuality, cultural upbringing and family relationships. As they are drawn closer together it becomes obvious that, for the many displaced Chinese around the world, there lies ahead a long arduous journey towards a questionable future.

In the Egyptian antiquities department of the Louvre Museum, there is a statuette dating from 1450-20 BC, depicting a couple: Samout and Moutnefret. Artist Jean-Pierre Bertrand recounts his encounter with this Egyptian statuette.

Short film by Gertrude Moser-Wagner

In "McLuhan", Kerr recontextualizes a "question and answer period" for design students delivered by media theorist Marshall McLuhan at Sherdian College in 1975. Operating from McLuhan's own aphorism "the medium is the message," Kerr combines footage of the address with two scrolling texts in the borders, in one showing an asynchronous transcript that weaves around McLuhan's dialogue, and in another, reinforcing McLuhan's talking points like a ticker on cable news. It has the effect of sharply reconceptualizing the semantic and rhetorical values of the lecture in particular, yet also provides a fascinating perspective on McLuhan's own ideas and intellectual form of address.

A charming account of the life of an STD.

A documentary about the Happy Valley set and also the making of 'White Mischief'.

The film uses body movement and gesture to express a woman's struggle with and emergence from the effects of child abuse on her sense of self and sexuality.

The third in a four-part video art series produced by duo Christiane Dellbrügge and Ralf de Moll in the early-'90s, this piece continues the series' themes of incorporating art theory into video art, particularly through the juxtaposition of words and images. Here, the duo record a performance by a singer dealing in the profound social and cultural effects that television has had on modern human life. Images of the musician - over-saturated and recorded at a lower frame rate but duped at normal speed - are only apparent when he is singing. Otherwise, the screen is black, with only the sound of his guitar.

Highlights from Manchester United's successful quest for the Premier League championship.

Plan B - Virtual Reality, skateboarding classic movie

A documentary by Maïté Lembeye.

This documentary-style film follows a day in the life of Lillian Folley, a loving caretaker of children and the elderly.

Craggy, ice-encrusted peaks soar skyward as blue lagoons lap incessantly to the drumbeats of big city behemoths hellbent on halibut and hashbrowns! The magic and grandeur of glacier-masked real estate is here for all to see and digest in this bountiful serving of natural delights.

1993. USA. Directed by Paul Fusco. From The Magnum Eye. 11 min. Paul Fusco's Letting Go provides a poignant view of the AIDS crisis through the daily rounds at a San Francisco clinic in 1993. Screened at the Museum of Modern Art in New York on July 1, 2017 as part of "Magnum Shorts: American Stories". Accompanies "Beyond the Frame: International Cinema by Magnum Photographers."

1993 Czech experimental short by Petr Skala

The Artwar face peers through painted celluloid and a barrage of explosions and film noise.

R’kia struggles hard but ends as a prostitute.

A Kuwaiti play that covers the women's political rights

Acting coach Joel Asher leads this insightful course on the crucial relationship between actor and director. Asher interviews five top film and television directors (Jane Anderson, Arthur Hiller, Gordon Hunt, Jeremy Kagan and Asaad Kelada) who explain how they develop a story, how they collaborate with actors during the creative process, and how actors can perfect their skills and instincts in order to achieve great performances.

Founded in 1993, the Celtic Roots Festival is an annual musical celebration held in Goderich, a small town resting on the shores of Lake Huron, Canada. Highlighting the best of the Celtic tradition, performers from England, Ireland, Scotland and Canada gather together to inspire and play reels, jigs and folk songs. Featured artists in the three-volume set include Sean Keane, Hilary James, Nancy Kerr, James Fagan, Daybreak and many more.

British blues legend John Mayall lights up Texas in this 1993 performance from "Austin City Limits." Mixing blues, jazz, rock and gospel, Mayall and his band, the Bluesbreakers, pack in a range of original and cover tunes in this smokin' show. The track list includes "I Want to Go" and "I'm a Sucker for Love," along with searing renditions of Junior Wells's classic "I Could Cry" and Jimmy Reed's "Ain't That Lovin' You Baby?"

Legendary vibraphonist Lionel Hampton -- who got his start in the 1930s with the Benny Goodman orchestra -- performs in concert with his dazzling array of sidemen, "The Golden Men of Jazz." This one-of-a-kind performance recorded during Hampton's 1993 European tour led to a thundering 20-minute ovation! The list of performers amounts to a "Who's Who" of jazz: Clark Terry, Harry 'Sweets' Edison, Al Grey, Benny Golson and more.

Experimental short about travelling from Germany to the USA

"Seemingly in a hyperglycemic fugue state, a boy goes on a domestic Odyssey as his living room becomes an interstellar macrocosm that contains all the dangers and wonders of the mid-century popular imagination." - Chris Stults, Film Comment

Some footage, interview answers, music & performance preexisting. With: Sepultura, Anthrax, Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Thin Lizzy, Exodus, Death Angel and Testament.

Meet the MacKenzies, an ordinary American family that has extraordinary adventures when they travel to Africa to oversee a game preserve they've inherited. Michele Scarabelli, Steve Kanaly and Wayne Crawford star in this exciting family drama filmed in Botswana, Zimbabwe and Namibia. While trying to settle into their new life, the family gets embroiled in a conflict between the government and a tribe over an ancient burial site.

Early rural and popular American music 1928-1935. A magical historical film that brings to life an earlier epoch of American culture and music.

John F. Kennedy, an Irish-American and the first Catholic to become president of the United States, arrives in Ireland for a visit on June 27, 1963.

The expression "de Kegnæs kukker" can be traced back to the 1600s. In the years 1667-84, Captain Wolf-Rathlou ruled the Hjortholm farm. He was a farmer tormentor and womanizer of the worst kind. While the farmers worked in the fields, he visited their wives and daughters. Like a cuckoo, he laid his eggs in other people's nests. The film tells the story of a young farmer who stands up to the tyrant because he has assaulted his pregnant wife. This triggers a series of dramatic situations that culminate during an auction on Michaelmas Day in 1680.

Rantaro, son of an honorable ninja, begins his first year at school ninjas, along with other young students as the rich and greedy Simbei and the worker and thrifty Kiri-Maru. His expertise and rigorous teachers and the elderly and capricious principal, students seek to make a ninja cunning, clever and brave, but all of these are more eager to play and eat that study, which puts them at continually embarrassing and funny situations. Especially when they have to face the Kunoichi school girls, far more skilled and applied them.

Animated story about Benjamin Franklin

The rock band 311 Performing Live at Floodfest in Lincoln Nebraska on September 19th, 1993.