Cinematic Era: 1994 Vintage

Sunning in their backyard, two self-identified dykes commiserate over the awkward complications that can ensue from presenting as butch before they embrace the possibilities as envisioned by Wilhite in a deliriously transgressive fantasy sequence.

Inspired by the works of physicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar and philosopher Enryo Inoue, this 16mm film documents the experiments of a modern-day scientist who attempts to communicate with Jose P. Rizal, the Philippine National Hero who was executed by the Spanish in 1896.

Pál Utrius is twenty three years old and in love with his sister.

The fourth part of a series by Indian painter and director Velu Viswanadhan on the elements is a multilayered portrait of his country in images and sounds, without commentary and rich in nuances and metaphors.

Synesthesia, from the ancient Greek σύν [syn], meaning "together", and αἴσθησις [aisthēsis], "sensation", is a neurological phenomenon in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. In this 46-minute journey, Beny Tchaicovsky pioneers the use computer generated imagery as an art form.

An animated film for five- to eight-year-olds on children's right to live with their parents. It tells the story of a child who gently but persistently tries to attract the attention of her father who is wrapped up in his work.

Australia was rocked on February 13, 1978, when a bomb placed in a garbage bin outside the Hilton Hotel exploded in a garbage truck killing three people. Many years later, Australia's most significant political crime remains unsolved.

A 60-minute documentary about Ray Dennis Steckler's unsung former leading lady (and former wife), Carolyn Brandt. This video, along with several other volumes about the director and his films were self distributed on Steckler's own label Mascot Video.

A man awakes unaware of who he is. Through a series of flashbacks he gradually begins to remember his life, the woman he loves and a violent confrontation.

To describe the events spreading out in Aurore, in Royaume and in Bleu, suitable tools still have to be found ; up until now, nothing much has been said or done about a cinema that quite specifically deals with picture as a sensation. Then one can always attempt, as plainly as possible, to draw a few lines, trying to single out a few dimensions, a few questions, a few perspectives that run through these films and relate them to the history of pictures and cinema.

Directed by Ian Breakwell and Ron Geesin.

Directed by Yusuf Frinsis.

The summer comes to an end as the viewer tours the loft and art, the lofty art of Mimi Gross, the swinging dummies of Doug Skinner, and the mysterious real estate of famed author, Whitley Streiber. Hear his story of terror and beauty under the trees and roof of his country home. See for yourself the man behind the mystery and the people who love him. Also, as an added attraction: rare shots of UFO author and investigator, John Keel. An informal look at the incredible.

There’s just not enough room in Pittsburgh to keep everything, and we’ve gotten rid of some things that people miss a lot. But it’s definitely fun to be reminded about stuff that’s gone. Remember Winky’s hamburger joints? All the drive-in theaters that used to be around here? The Gazebo restaurant in Shadyside? Did you ever sit up late listening to Party Line on KDKA radio? Or stop to gawk at the KQV window? Remember when you could wave goodbye at the old Greater Pittsburgh Airport? Or cheer for the Pittsburgh Maulers? Did you know there once were some 17 or 18 inclines in this area? And two great old amusement parks near McKeesport? We celebrate all that and more in this program called STUFF THAT'S GONE. It's a follow-up to WQED's phenomenally successful THINGS THAT AREN'T THERE ANYMORE. It's a blast! (Or was that the Coraopolis Bridge?)

The castle is preparing for the arrival of the princess who inherited the estate, the miller is in love with Hanička, as is the water sprite from the millrace, the teacher wants to complain to the authorities about his poverty, and the musician Klásek is running away from his wife. Seemingly everything is like something out of Jirásek. But that would be impossible if Josef Dvořák were playing the steward, the bailiff, the water sprite Michal, and Klásek. Hanička couldn't be missing parts of her underwear, the butler Franz couldn't have a suspicious fondness for his baroque outfit, and the princess (who got the estate back through restitution) shouldn't fall into unintentional (and unacted) fits of laughter.

Two Catalonian women are travelling through Cornwall in 1611, in the company of an Englishman and find themselves forced by bad weather to take shelter in a small farmhouse. The evening promises to be a difficult one due to the lack of any common language, culture or background. However, when they discover a rare spice from their homeland being used by the Cornish woman in the preparation of buns, the conversation begins to warm up.

Norwegian pop group Bel Canto and Norwegian rock group Dum Dum Boys toured all over Norway with their "Sirkus Midgard". This is footage from the tour.

A memorial to the women killed in Montreal on December 6, 1989.

A turtle named Harold was unfortunate enough to be born without a shell. Because of this, despite having many talents because of his lack of one, every other turtle looks down upon him.

Don Quixote has always dreamed of becoming a knight. When he inherits an estate from his grandfather, his evil cousin Isabella schemes with her husband to relieve Don of his new-found fortune. Dazed and confused by a bump on the head, Quixote's plans of battling evil come to a screeching halt when he draws his sword against a giant windmill. Grab your shining armor and noble steed and ride off to exciting adventures with Don Quixote.

By recounting personal anecdotes, filmmaker Angela Chou challenges common assumptions held about Asian American women, and raises questions about ethnic, cultural and gender marginalization in the diaspora.

Lawan Jirasuradej’s independent 16mm shorts, Painted Earth, were created during her Fulbright graduate scholarship study at San Francisco State University's School of Cinema. Painted Earth is among a handful of Thai experimental films made by independent filmmakers in the 1990s, and its combination of poetic images and narration brings together the two worlds of sound and picture, of the USA and Thailand.

A documentary about downtown Reykjavík through the years.

The Search team embark on a journey to discover waves off the coast of Sumatra.

Stolen Childhood is a Moroccan film by Hakim Noury.[1] It is one of Noury's most popular and influential films. The film is set in Casablanca and tells the story of the abuse of a young servant girl.

Home Suite, Smith’s first video work, is a close-up journey through a domestic landscape and a journey through memory, containing only three cuts over the course of its ninety-six minutes duration. Playing upon ambiguity and the unseen, the tape uses physical details of the space to trigger fragmented verbal descriptions of associated memories.

A video essay by Luiz Rosemberg Filho on the standardization of beauty through mass media.

Perry J. Watkins was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1968 and served 15 years reaching the rank of sergeant. He was also openly gay, even to the point of doing drag shows on base. He was discharged in 1982 but fought for reinstatement and the United States Supreme Court ruled in his favor. This is his story.

A film by Tacita Dean

An action film starring Tony Ferrer.

A spot for Absolut Vodka shot on video by Mario Schifano.

A documentary about Christian evangelist Arthur Stace, who spent 35 years writing the word "Eternity" in chalk around Sydney.

Documentary from 1994 originally shown on BBC2 focusing on the work of Mary Whitehouse, who at that point had just retired from her role as head of the National Viewers and Listeners Association after 30 years. The programme follows her crusade over the years against the exhibition of sex, violence and bad taste in the media. Her career is examined with contributions from friends, supporters and enemies alike.

Yuji and Kaoru have the mental capacity of primary school children. Yet these two are spotted by an executive of the Hanatate-gumi and recruited into the gang. However, their boss Okita makes them clean the toilets, steals their pocket money, and to top it all off, they end up eating and drinking on the house. Female police officer Fusako clings to them, trying to turn them into decent human beings – it’s a far cry from the yakuza in the films. Just then, the Akai-gumi starts wreaking havoc on the Hanatachibana-gumi’s turf. Yuji is chosen as the gunner. But wait—Okita’s sold off all the guns and knives! The industry’s first bare-handed gunner!? That’s ridiculous!!

A biographical tale of an eight millimeter auteur; Jonny Real reflects on his career in art movies.

History of the Peace River Region over thousands of years. From both the native's and the fur traders points of view.

100 talented women bring their interpretation of drag to downtown Buffalo's Pfeiffer Theater in April, 1994 The Result? A sold out show! A theatrical event never before attempted on such scale in Buffalo! An exhibition of raw talent! An honoring of history, and a spectacle of delights! Cyd Cox raises the questions: What is drag? What is a dyke? What is drag for a dyke? Dykes Do Drag is an outrageous declaration of lesbian diversity, creativity, community strength, and a powerful assertion of lesbian visibility. This video continues that tradition. Enjoy the show!

His friend Sima sends the wayward driver Volodya Telescopov to take the barrels accumulated at the village buffet to the Koryazhsk regional center. By chance, a variety of fellow travelers gather in Volodya's truck. The story of the journey is interspersed with their dreams. In them, the bizarrely reflected reality converges among the heroes of the story in one thing — the desire to finally meet a Good Person.

Raphael strives to capture the open and sympathetic face of his friend and deliberately simplifies his composition. Yet the image is filled with clues and can be interpreted today using both traditional laboratory analysis and historical archives. The technical details of the pictorial surface, the choice of colors, and the hidden symmetries of the image already reveal how the painting was created. But the clothing, the hairstyle, the materials used, and even the model’s gaze—or the way the reflections are placed in his eyes—each carry a precise meaning within this composition.

Steam Trek: The Moving Picture is a 1994 fan film that was made by fans of original Star Trek. It parodies the television show as a silent film. In the year 1980, the starship USS Isambard explores an unknown planet in hopes of finding more coal. However, the away team – led by Captain James T. Shirt – find Klingons and a coal monster on the planet's surface.

In the ‘Year of the Family’ this juicy sexual liberation movie confronts with brutal honesty issues often conveniently omitted from the safe sex debate.

Lethal cocktail of religion, sex and needles

This is the story of how Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung helped a composer named Beobachter overcome a creative crisis.

“The story I told you is the story of ourselves.”

Complications with her partner push Clara to leave home with her young son.

Using films and clips from interviews, the film documents the history of the Israeli state, and in particular, the place of women in Israeli society. Looks at six particular women who emigrated from Tsarist Russia or Poland in the 1920s to "build the country by building themselves."

It is fall in Sofia and two men, one young and the other old, meet each other. They have a dream in common: to escape. The young man can, now realize what the old man has longed for all his life. But then everything turns out completely different than planned.

Web of the Mistress Starring Kembra Pfahler

The film shows portraits of five former soldiers of the Wehrmacht and a hospital assistant who deserted during the Second World War. Through long interview passages, rarely interrupted by original film documents from the time of National Socialism and the post-war period, the life paths of the contemporary witnesses are traced and different motives for their decision to desert are traced.

A circus caravan of computer-driven creatures inspired by human gesture, move with an odd blend of mathematical precision and wild unpredictability. The highly structured yet simple overall design of the film is the landscape from which these characters evolve and express their human complexities. These pedestrians express the light and the dark, the contradictory emotions and responses to both the world they have created and the to each other.

A PTV long play (telefilm) based on and featuring members of the band Junoon.