Cinematic Era: 1995 Vintage

Twenty-five minutes of close-ups of cute babies.

A meditation on product history. A lo-fi dramatisation of Vidal’s Sassoon’s momentous, groundbreaking invention of the shampoo Wash & Go.

Thirsty? The longing created by advertising is satirised in this remix of Schweppes advertising.

High speeds on a fantastic vehicle...

Celebrate Halloween with Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula, Lucy Harris, and other Halloween favorites as they skate to Halloween classics.

16mm, color, silent, 28 min Exists only as camera original.

16mm, color, silent, 3 min

The owner of an antique shop spends his weekends traveling through farms in the interior of Minas Gerais in search of easy business.

Statarna, the landless contract laborers of swedish agricultural society. A documentary about a somber chapter in the evolution of swedish society from late 18th century until the systems abolishment in 1945.

“The light of your strife, the blight and the brightness, the night dark and jagged, the livid and bloody. The entrails and nightmare, the goddess with snake hair. Turn away. I am still there, at the back of your mind.”

A short film.

This is an earlier version of the film A River Stilled (静止的河). It's a documentary film about a young couple who live on opposite sides of the river at a time when their houses are about to be demolished as part of building the dam for the Three Gorges Dam project.

Experimental short with avante-garde images of love triangle.

Saga of the incredible journey of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the lands of the Louisiana Purchase, featuring in-depth profiles of the exceptional people whose lives and times stir our imagination. This biography thrives on rich details, fascinating portraits and historical accuracy.

The behind the scenes look at the series "Tales From The Crypt".

Video, colour and sound (mono)

Documentary on how justice is played out on television, from hidden cameras and taped murder confessions, to crime-scene reenactments and televised trials.

Behind-the scenes with British pop-rap duo PJ & Duncan as they film their "Stuck On U" promo video in Miami, plus live tracks from their Psyche '95 Tour, and in-studio footage as they record their brand new album.

Hosts Amanda Bearse and Ted McGinley from the set of “Married with Children” pay tribute to some of the best loved Christmas-themed sitcom episodes, specials and variety programs. Clips include "All in the Family," "The Brady Bunch," "Frasier," "Cheers," "The Smothers Brothers," "Rudolph: The Red-Nosed Reindeer," "Frosty the Snowman," "The Grinch That Stole Christmas" and many more!

A souvenir of Randagi on tour.

A father tries to get his daughter to swallow some medicine.

BBC documentary behind the making of Creature Comforts.

The Na, farmers of the Himalayas in China, live without the institution of marriage. Brothers and sisters live together all their lives, sharing household chores and raising the women's children. Like all cultures, the Na prohibit incest, and practice a system of nocturnal encounters, either occasional or lasting and known to all, at the woman's home. The woman's partners, who can be multiple, do not bear economic responsibility for the children, and the “fathers” unless they resemble their children, are not identified. This film shows how a society can function without a father or a husband.

A free adaptation of eight choreographic pieces of "Infante, c'est destroy". In addition to La La La Human Steps dancers, actress Markita Boies takes part in this feature-length feature film. Contemporary dance confronts the world of Diego Velasquez, the great painter of the Spanish Renaissance.

An audiovisual discourse that clearly denounces the impunity of those responsible for the kidnapping, murder and disappearance of nine students and a professor from La Cantuta.

One foggy day a handsome Dracula is looking for a female victim.

Japanese horror short from 1995.

Greek movie.

A fast cut-up of images, accompanied by Teenage Fanclub's "Radio".

About a janitor who, together with a bull from a cigarette, swept away his shadow and disappeared with it.

Russia. Character and path. A bitter experience of self-discovery. The theory of the Russian physiologist I.P. Pavlov as the key to understanding Russian history. And Russian history as the key to understanding Pavlov's personality and quest. A man who realized his freedom in the conditions of despotism. A scientist who realized the nature of the Russian crowd using the examples of experimental animals. The visual basis of the film was chronicle materials.

Acclaimed Thai singer Thongchai "Bird" McIntyre and his guests celebrate an unforgettable evening at his 1995 Feather & Flowers concert

Director: Edgardo Vinarao Writer: Prime Torremocha Stars: Sharmaine Arnaiz, Shintaro Valdez, Imelda Ilanan, Bong Chavez, Jeanette Diaz, Love Cruz, Manjo Del Mundo, Ruby Cahn, Robert Norton, Romy Romulo, Ros Olgado, Arnel Bilaro, Roque Ramos, Jay Hernandez, Rolly Tumawis, Oliver Hernandez, Oca Hibanda, Boy Lagman

Animated short film

Here, the camera goes into a dance, accelerates, becomes ornamental. This is not to catch something in a quiant dynamic composition but to realize itself as part of action.

Inspired by the oral tradition of pre-Christian Ireland, Deirdre’s Choice presents an epic Irish tragedy. The film pits the headstrong heroine, Deirdre, against an emerging patriarchal force and sets her life, her love, and her story, within the conflicting mores of a society struggling with change. This 23 minute animated film is unique in that it is driven by highly dramatic voice tracks with versions in both the English and the Irish language. An original music score was composed and performed by Micheal O Domhnaill.

A funny, raw, and occasionally violent chronicle of the last two weeks of Carol Banks's career as a cop in Parkdale, Toronto.

A narrative reflection on the fifty-five-year history of the filmmaker's grandmother and her female partner.

This film was shot in color but using the Kinemacolor process, a process which was used in 1915 to obtain fairly illusionistic colors from black and white films by filming and projecting them through synchronized red and green filters.

Based on a best-selling book in Mexico written by Luis Gonzales, Barriers of Solitude looks at the effects of major historical events on the village of San Jose de Gracias. He interviews the residents, recording their collective reactions to new rulers, revolution, and civil war. The surprising results are presented in this program, indicating that occurrences that might seem to have far-reaching influences do not have a significant effect on rural populations. When Maximillian was installed as the new emperor of Mexico in 1857, the people of San Jose de Gracias recall that the highlight of the year was a breathtaking display of aurora borealis.

1995 DCI World Championships held in Orchard Park, NY held on August 12, 1995 1. Cavaliers (1st Place 98.30) 2. Cadets of Bergen County (2nd Place 97.20) 3. Blue Devils (3rd Place 96.70) 4. Madison Scouts (4th Place 95.40) 5. Phantom Regiment (5th Place 94.10) 6. Santa Clara Vanguard (6th Place 91.90) 7. Bluecoats (7th Place 89.50) 8. Glassmen (8th Place 88.20) 9. Colts (9th Place 86.30) 10. Crossmen (10th Place 85.10) 11. Carolina Crown (11th Place 82.80) 12. Magic of Orlando (12th Place 82.40)

Based on a true story: Anel climbs onto a Streetlight for fun. He falls down and is apprehended by a man in handcuffs. During the course of the movie, it's revealed that this "Security officer" isn't all he seems to be.

The Music of Terezin. During the Second World War, people imprisoned in the Jewish ghetto of Terezin in Czechoslovakia performed theatre, cabaret, concerts and opera. Among these people destined for Auschwitz were four composers: Viktor Ullman , Hans Krasa (Brundibar!), Pavel Haas (Study for Strings in The World on Its Dark Side) and Gideon Klein , all of whom were sent to their deaths by the Nazis. This documentary shot in Terezin, looks at their music.

A performance by the experimental theatre group Mummenschanz.

The artists embodies a series of archetypes performing in front of the camera.

A repetitious experiment made with a found footage-sequence. The image, showing a group of schoolchildren mounting a stairway, is blurred and distorted by wire fencing. The ragged soundtrack, at first totally incomprehensible, gets clearer and clearer as the image gradually focuses. "The complex life shows itself bit by bit to him’’, a French voice reads out at the end.

The film observes in play scenes episodes from the daily routine of a 'completely normal family'. The use of the television and computer threatens to dominate family life and displace conversations, reading, games and sports.

Time To React - Live! is the first live album by Australian Thrash metal band Allegiance, released in 1995. The album was recorded live at Triple J Studios in Perth, Western Australia on 17 December 1994 Intro Chaos Dies Pity Trapped Behind A Shadow Hate Frenzy Time To React Taken By Force Torn Between Two Worlds One Step Beyond Downward Spiral

The BBC '2' takes on a variety of roles; a pouncing creature, a pin in a bowling alley, a cuckoo clock, a spy, a sneeze, and roaming a corridor. Mid-90s idents condensed into a short film by British Animation Awards.

Eric Koyanagi's MFA thesis film at USC film school.

2 projectors 1:33 2.55 color b/w silent

A film about art. Unusual compositions of images give familiar objects a new look.

A book opens up, revealing extinct and potentially endangered species.

A happening made by students from the Art Academy, inspired by one of Michelangelo Pistoletto’s sculpture-objects. The sculpture crosses the city of Bucharest and enters into dialogue with its inhabitants, against the backdrop of the 1990s.