Cinematic Era: 1998 Vintage

A chicken and its coop are taken to a chicken factory, where horror awaits them.

The competition for tourist dollars is desperate! There has to be a new spin on how to entice tourists to our poverty stricken province of Nova Scotia. This film animation develops a landscape that any death wish would appreciate.

Mr Tomkins exhibits the parting moments of a man who may have lived too long. Moving People aimed to devise original puppet theatre using strong characters and clear narrative.

Taking its title from a poem by May Ayim, this documentaty film profiles lives of four Afro-Germans.

Experimental animation

The story of 3 people who were imprisoned as children in the Terezin concentration camp during World War II told through interviews, diaries and drawings.The survivors and their families question the need to talk about the past and explore the effect of the Holocaust on their lives.

A German Expressionist-inspired black-and-white portrayal of the forbidden love affair between a princess and a maiden.

Two brats are looking for a good time, Red is looking for revenge. It's all a good time until Rex comes over.

A mockumentary about the careers of Per Gessle, Roxette, and Gyllene Tider. After being broadcast on Swedish television in 1999, the film gained cult status and quickly became a collector's item among Roxette fans around the world.

It’s been a year since we were together. A year since you left me, or I left you. What does it matter? And suddenly here you are in front of me, smiling, radiant, pregnant. And there’s me, who thought he was cured of you.

HF636 - Super 8 (Color) film by Helga Fanderl

10 classic songs from The Verve shot through the eyes of 10 US cities from NYC to San Francisco. Featuring life on the bus and interviews with the band.

Mom never gets a clue that daughter Jessica Rose doesn't share the same fashion sense.

Banaba is a remote and tiny island in the Pacific Ocean, about 50-miles South of the Equator, at the Western limit of the Republic of Kiribati. Once it was known as Ocean Island, named after ship that “discovered” it. Once it was the colonial capital of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands, and one of the British Empire’s richest sources of phosphate, the raw material for the fertiliser that enriched the soil of Australia and New Zealand. From 1900 to 1979, phosphate mining devastated Banaba, leaving a landscape of barren coral outcrops and rusting machinery. Most Banabans now live in Fiji, two thousand miles away from Banaba, on Rabi Island (pronounced ‘Rambi’) to which the British exiled them in 1945, after three years of intense suffering under Japanese occupation. In July 1997, a small group of Banabans and ex-miners made a return journey to the island that was once their home. This documentary tells the story.

Sueoka is an artist who creates new works with found footage, and develops the film stock himself. In this work, he uses The Wizard of Oz. By repeating the famous musical number “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” over and over, it deconstructs standard narrative style and shifts to a different mode of filmic experience.

"Metal Wheels" that was going to be a post-apocalyptic feature film and ended up being a sycalypse its realization. It was canceled after several days, after nothing went well and the number of planned scenes could never be filmed (even the first scene that appears, which is the first filmed, we traveled to a distant field and were only able to record one scene due to conditions inhuman under the sun, without water and without electricity to charge the battery) Here is edited based on the existing script the material that was recorded.

He sang the theme song for the movie “Takaw Tukso (Melodina)” a Sexy Horror Movie that stars Glydel Mercado.

Divino: Anak ni Totoy Mola: Directed by Cesar S.B. Abella. With Toffee Calma, Gino Antonio, Gino Ilustre, Deborah Carpio.

Jesus Salonga, alyas Boy Indian: Directed by Roi Vinzon. With Roi Vinzon, Edu Manzano, Rita Avila, Roldan Aquino.

Recycled "scrap" footage and a jungle soundtrack toy with our ability to "see" sounds.

A life lived in cars and a last race with the devil...

"A famous filmmaker said 'Cinema is the history of men filming women.'" These 12 words are rearranged in Cheap Blonde 22 times, to alter and corrupt the original meaning of the statement. This work aims to highlight the contrived nature of every filmed image.

His granny visits Peti at the Sziget festival.

Using the methods developed in the making of the Divertimenti (plus back-projection), Clive made a new ambitious piece for BBC2 and S4C. It was about the use the modern spirit might make of the seventy five year old news from quantum physics, and for the first time made use of specially shot live action material back projected into the multi-plane image. In March 1998 at the National Film Theatre, Light of Uncertainty won Best Film at the Cutting Edge at the British Animation Awards. It was nominated for an award at Bradford Animation Festival in the category "Professional" and appeared at several prestigious International film festivals. It has appeared twice on BBC2; once on its own, and once as part of "5 films by Clive Walley" along with four of the previous series. It won Best Animation at Avanca, Portugal.

U & I dOt cOm is an experimental narrative/documentary hybrid about Zoey, a teenage girl who negotiates her identity in cyberspace. Dreaming about the perfect true love, she secretly navigates 3-D worlds to find romance. A web contest sweeps her into a dreamscape of desire and deception as hidden mechanisms of e-commerce, online data-mining, and real-time consumer profiling monitor her every move. When Zoey finally rebels, her sense of self, her home, and her relationship with her mother are forever transformed in the new cyber-cultural domain.

A Palestinian journalist questions the expansion of Israeli settlements and the devastating consequences it brings to long-term Arab villagers. Her investigation leads her to various testimonies - by human rights activists and architects, by Israeli townspeople and particularly by suffering Palestinian villagers whose claim to land is supposedly "less ancient" than the Jews.

A celebratory documentary, with engaging scenes of fishing, cooking, dancing, cassava preparation, thatching a temple, spiritual ritual, music and dance all demonstrating the Garifuna link to the Carib-African past. Descendants of African and Carib-Indian ancestors, the Garifuna fought to maintain their homeland and resisted slavery. For this love of freedom, they were exiled from St. Vincent in the Caribbean by the British in 1797. Despite exile and subsequent Diaspora, their traditional culture survives today. It is a little known story that deserves its place in the annals of the African Diaspora. In first person Garifuna voices, this documentary presents the history, the language, food, music, dance and spirituality of the Garifuna culture.

Boris The Dog is a short animated film that features the animation skills of Bill Davis who has done animation for Sesame Street for over two decades.

Butterflies, totem poles and satellites. Incisive lines and slashes of colour. Images inspired by West Coast Aboriginal art, by nature and by personal experience. Welcome to the world of Canadian painter Jack Shadbolt, and to Transfigured/Transfiguré, Stephen Arthur's brilliant animated homage to his work. Using computer technology, Transfigured/Transfiguré portrays Shadbolt's shamanistic vision by animating a large number of his paintings into a seamless flow of interacting, transforming figures.

A short special program in memory of Shotaro Ishinomori.

"Last autumn on a series of weekend nights I went to “The Crossroads of the World” with a camera and a tape recording of an Opera I love. I played the Opera and shot film for hours at a time. Later in the editing room, I removed what I merely documented and braided the sublime." – Jim Jennings, quoted in the catalogue of the 43rd San Francisco International Film Festival

Learning about animals is fun when your favorite Disney characters lead the way! Stunning live-action wildlife clips of animals in their natural habitats are combined with heart-warming footage from Disney's animated classics to introduce youngsters to the world of animals. Each segment stars a different animal, offering kids detailed information about the animal's habitat, living conditions, behavior, diet, survival techniques, and life cycle.

Short film by Tachibana Kaoru, 1998.

Part One of the Toys Killer quadrilogy

A look at the passage of time, filmmaking, and Braddock PA.

A toucan flies away from beautiful waterfall-strewn cliffs at the edge of a lake or river. But is anything as it appears to be?

An adaptation of Percy Bysshe Shelley's play, The Cenci.

Documentary about the participation of the infamous Olimpia Battalion in the massacre of October 2, 1968 in Mexico

Although in recent years the Dutch government has passed or prepared several laws to facilitate adoption and foster parenthood by homosexual couples, there are still many social prejudices against the raising of children by two people of the same gender. Aad and Ron, who are taking care of no less than six foster children, are confronted by this bigotry almost every day. Things become more harrowing when the father of the multi-handicapped Michael (8), who has been living for almost his entire life with the two men, obstructs adoption on account of the homosexual proclivity of the foster fathers. TWEE VADERS candidly documents one year in the life of Aad and Ron and their foster children.

A crucial new witness in one of the most intriguing murder mysteries of the 20th century speaks publicly for the first time. Could her account and new evidence lead investigators closer to the truth?

The images of this "handcrafted and DIY" film were either recovered or filmed by me. Originally in black and white, they were brutally treated in photographic toning chemistries before being re-filmed with expired film. The soundtrack has undergone the same kind of treatment: the sound is made with old vinyl records, diamond on the edge ...

Life of photographer Gérard Castello-Lopes, disciple of Cartier-Bresson.

Silent, but often paired with Burt & Chabade's Four Possible Soundtracks for Dirk De Bruyn's "Schist" (1999).

A musician and composer who grew up in Tacuarembó, Eduardo Darnauchans, was one of the main creators of popular music in Uruguay. He was persecuted for political reasons from 1962 to 1984, and this documentary covers his life and work as a reflection of that troubled time.

Spoken word music video completed in 1995.

The legends of the Western and Eastern hemispheres merge in this 10th and final chapter of the Nazca animé saga. To cleanse the Earth, kendo master Tate -- the reincarnation of the Inca lord Yawaru -- launches a campaign in the present to unleash the destructive force of the Peruvian god Iriyatesse. His opponent, Kyoji, vows to stop Tate from unleashing the all-powerful force that threatens to destroy the planet.