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There was a lone spider in an abandoned gray house. All day long, he did only one thing – he wove his gorgeous web and looked out the window. With the onset of spring, his life changed completely, as people came and began to live in the house.
Documentary.
The short documentary follows the efforts of a veteran filmmaker producing his own movies about the small village he lives in Caracas, Venezuela. It's the story of Alejandro Farfán, a man who registered the history of Pedregal for more than 40 years.
In Simón Bolívar, ese soy yo, Venezuelan filmmaker Edmundo Aray begins his cinematic cycle devoted to Latin America’s independence heroes with a poetic and symbolic animated film that reimagines the life and myth of Simón Bolívar.
Wealthy heir Koko falls in love with ordinary girl Katta and marries her, they are both orphans. During her pregnancy, Katta receives a family heirloom necklace from Koko's aunt. When she visits her grandmother Daw Gyan Bone before giving birth, she discovers her grandmother also owns an identical one. Despite their loving marriage, Katta never returns to Koko. What secret do the matching necklaces reveal about their past?
A group of kids want to meet the title character from the dark 70s.
This 1994 TV special follows Paul Gascoigne's time in Serie A with Lazio.
It’s Nino himself that reads his texts, devoting himself, body and voice, to the camera, in his house in the historic centre of Palermo. The virtuality of the electronic image underlines, solves and dissolves Nino’s figure, it goes in and out, shows what we can’t see and hides the perceptible, lets the word tell the story, easily and heart rending.
A humorous rooftop monologue: George Barber explains how he sees the year developing, while waiting for the ever unreliable Dave.
The film Kytka was made by René Slauka in the first half of the 1990s, along with other computer animations that he created independently or in collaboration with Věra Geislerová. Both were members of the Video Sector, founded by Radek Pilař. They participated in the first presentations of these video artists, as they called themselves. Slauka, like Věra Geislerová or another member of the Video Sector, Lucie Svobodová, saw new possibilities of visual expression in computer animation. Slauka, who focuses on recordings of everyday and even intimate situations in his photography, devoted his computer animation to simulating space and depicting everyday things as attributes of the material world.
Philipp is an outsider in his class and sometimes stands out due to his deliberate aggression. He doesn't find much understanding at home. In his search for a friend, he first comes across an older boy with whom he gets excited about computer games in department stores and tries out his first cigarette...
Based on a comic riddle poem by Anna Brigadere.
What would make an ordinary woman kill her husband? This powerful documentary is about three battered women who, after years of violence, kill their abusers. These women killed when they felt they had no other options: the police and the courts did not protect them, and society failed to take them seriously. When Women Kill challenges the legal system to confront the systemic and widespread violence that men inflict daily on the home front.
This elegiac audio-visual poem narrates grief in esoteric vignettes, like lost reels from an occult early cinema. Inspired by and named after the final line in Rainer Maria Rilke’s poem Lament, white city mourns a personal loss during the AIDS pandemic. This grieving process takes on something more private and existential, across mysterious scenes in New York City and the Arizona desert.
A young man returns to Crystal Lake to finish what his older sister started years ago.
Tanya Weinberger short film.
The plot of the film is based on the biographical facts of Duru Khurtsilava, a famous criminal of the 60s of the 20th century, with amazing physical strength.
Dead of Night is a mid-90’s SOV action-horror mini-series hailing from Spokane, WA, that frequently feels like David Lynch directing The X-Files, if David Lynch was a mall security guard. Created by two sci-fi/horror super fans (who at the time truly were coworkers doing overnight mall security), Wayne Spitzer and Andy Kumpon are Status and AK, enforcement officers for the mysterious Viktor Corporation. In their mission to monitor and protect their strange little town, they encounter interdimensional beings, lichters, basilisks, gelatinous spirit guides, flux cores, bad teenagers, badass women and mullet-bearing beefcakes. And they can shoot (and smoke) their way out of almost anything!
A David 'The Rock' Nelson short
The film is about the failed attempt to get a film restorer in front of the camera and to shoot a documentary with him. The man tries to concentrate, smiles at the camera - but something always distracts him in the end.
Depiction of the ugly side of Australian life.
Film directed by Darren Shapiro.
It tells about the complicated family life that happened in the life of Tsogzolmaa and how she struggles to overcome it.
Animates the surreal "biomorphs" created by celebrity zoologist Desmond Morris in his paintings. Morris wrote in The Secret Surrealist: "My greatest desire is to jump through the frame of one of my paintings, like Alice through the looking-glass, and disappear forever into my surreal world." A clip from Hybrid Vigour appeared in the BBC2 Personal Passions Series II - Episode One: Desmond Morris - The Surrealist, 1999. Zoologist Morris is author of The Naked Ape and The Human Zoo, host of many TV specials, art curator, and a world-class surrealist painter since the time of the original Surrealist group. Paintings were redrawn in Animator Pro and transformed, with permission from Morris, from reproductions in the book "The Secret Surrealist."
A film about the work of the International Emergency Committee to Defend the Life of Dr Abimael Guzman.
A omnibus horror movie about terrifying occurrences at a school.
Horror TV-Special broadcast at the 4th January, 1994.
Short Two-story horror omnibus “The Dead Spirits sing!” and “The Toilet invites you to another Dimension”.
This bright and comic tale is famed as the only play written by Shakespeare in which he is known to have appeared himself - playing Adam, the old retainer to the hero Orlando. The sunniest of his comedies, the play tells of a group of courtiers escaping to the Forest of Arden where they meet, philosophise and fall in love.
Philosophical reflection on spiritual values, self-sacrifice and woman. The film represents a philosophical parable of Greek mythology and Christianity.
A Berlinale award nominated short feature.
It's the dead of night in an huge restaurant when two wood-winds battle for the attentions of a shy but eager string instrument.
The generating material for Rhythm 94 is a sequence of photographs taken by the cinematographic pioneer Eadweard Muybridge. The sequence is transposed into a single movement across the screen. The basic pattern arising out of the abstract nature of the photo animation is available for repetition at various speeds and in various spatial relationships.
An experimental film about an art group trying to get their works across the border to Slovenia during the economical and cultural blockade of Yugoslavia in 1993.
MS-DOS demoscene short film that showcases computer animation and music.
A boy and his red balloon follows the course of a strange procession. From France's Eric Ledune.
A beautiful found footage montage reflection on love.
Musical romance on the Mongolian steppe.
What did Monk Seongcheol leave for us? Numerous anecdotes left behind by monks such as Jangjwabulwa and Samcheonbae were talked about, and a large number of people flocked to Haeinsa Temple to see the sarira. What is the meaning of the thought of Ven. Seongcheol, who tried to set Buddhism right by valiantly and diligently saying that the middle should be moderate, to modern people? Learn about the pure life at Baekryeonam Hermitage, including the content and meaning of the Baekil Method, the spirit of not possessing anything, and the strict life that the Sangha University students were told not to sleep and study. The position of Venerable Seongcheol, who insisted that Buddhist purification should be done internally rather than externally, and introduces the process of systematizing Korean Buddhism.
La Belle France - where life is a pleasure and love and art. Begin in Brittany at the ancient Mont-St.- Michel abbey, perched on a huge granite rock. Discover chic clothes, renowned artwork and graceful charm in Paris, home of the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, the Louvre and the Latin Quarter. Marvel at the colourful gardens and fanciful fountains of Versailles. Enjoy the splendor of the great chateaux of the Loire Valley. Chat with local vintners in Champagne, Burgundy and Bordeaux. Meet renowned chef Paul Bocuse at his restaurant in Collonges-au-Mont-d’Or near Lyon. Watch the bulls run at the Bayonne festival and see a bullfight at Arles’ Roman amphitheater. In sun-blessed Provence, tour the colorful port of Marseilles and the medieval papal palace at Avignon. France - there is never ending to its enchantment.
Underwater filming of dolphins and orcas, synchronized to ethereal music.
The fate of Ilse Stein, a German Jew who was saved from certain death in a concentration camp by the love of a German Wehrmacht officer.
A dark title sequence.
Documentary about the "media war" in Hungary, made in 1994 by Fekete Doboz ("Black Box"). Also known as "A 169-dik óra" and "A 169. óra".
A puppet equipped with suction cups slides along different surfaces.
The true story behind the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan headlines
A woman laboriously and obsessively sucks on the big toe of her right foot.
"Robert Creep. I do anything. 24 hours a day. You ask for it, I'll do it." That's the message on the answering machine. After abandoning his friend George in a critical situation, Robert follows the daughter of a rich dog food industrialist, Jane, who invades his dreams and deals in a strange form of business.
Dimmuborgir are situated in one of Iceland’s most active volcanic zones. The film gives a clear account of the formation of this magnificant citadel of lava. The geology of the area is described and the viewer is brought into contact with its incomparable scenic beauty and birdlife as well as with the great danger facing this jewel in Icelandic landscape.
