A poignant articulation of introspection and alienation, over a crisply edited montage.
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A poignant articulation of introspection and alienation, over a crisply edited montage.
One man's take on what he'd say as a stand up comic. To himself, his therapist and his ex-lover.
Desire, fantasy, and passion meet Bollywood in this series of spicy vignettes.
A picturesque view of a country road gives way to an idyllic tableau of a whitewashed farmhouse, in front of which sits a buxom woman dressed in Dutch folk costume holding a chubby bare baby, whom she cheerfully chuckles. Russian sacred music. Mother and child gaze serenely smiling, straight at the camera. They ascend on high.
Goodfellas, but if Albert Camus directed it.
Three "Wienerlied" singers, Trude Mally, Poldi Debeljak and Luise Wagner, are among the last folk singers who master the almost forgotten art of "tootling". When they are gone, a bit of Viennese musical tradition will disapear forever with them. Their life stories are one-of-a-kind documents of Viennese folk music.
During the party offered for Halloween at the Nobel Laureate, Murray Gell-Mann in Santa Fe, Michele and Pipilotti enter a back room...
The installation "Float" consists of a video projection and a sculpture with an extra. The video shows how an expressionless man and woman, lying on their stomachs in an indefinable space (grey floor, brick walls), are tossed up and down in an unremitting rhythm, as though they lay in a cart rolling over a bumpy road at high speed. For the viewer, the repeated and fundamentally physically unpleasant experience gradually gives way to acceptance of the situation, through which the up and down movements even begin to assume a calming quality. The sculpture in the same space in Bureau Amsterdam, into which an extra is introduced, continues the horizontal structure of the video, but is opposite in character: apparently tranquil, but rumbling in the underbelly.
This documentary, filmed in the Venezuelan plains of Barinas and Apure, narrates the life, beliefs and customs of the "Carrao de Palmarito", the greatest exponent of the folk music of that region and symbol of the resistance of a culture threatened with extinction due to the wrong name globalization.
The social history of Canada's fastest growing city.
An insider's tour of this bustling street, where immigrants are caught between the forces of the law and a street with a law of its own.
Tales of a mother hen
The film was shot over four years. A woman — from Hui'an, Fujian province — finds out that her husband has become infected with a venereal disease. She takes out her revenge on the local hotel and the barber shop (which are known as sites of secret prostitution in the city) by setting four explosives. Da Yi's film tries to understand why a kind, virtuous wife and mother turns to this extreme act.
The vacant lot understood as the irruption in an ordered system of a dissonance (...) The d added to the wasteground - correct term - constitutes a kind of neologism which could be translated by “a devastated, damaged ground, even before d 'have served'! This is where the idea of destruction is translated... by war, disease, etc.
"In a small bar on New York‘s West Broadway, World Cup Football is on the telly. As opposed to the Americans, who aren‘t interested in international-style football, the bar is filled with people from France and Brazil who live in the city, and a few tourists. It‘s so full that I squeeeze in back of the television, and film the goings on from its perspective." —Milena Gierke
"My MFA thesis work Grace, was in part conceptually inspired by the French philosopher Henri Bergson’s theories of Time as fractionate and infinitesimal. The structural concerns of Grace were pursuing questions of fractured, invisible time and representations of form and motion. The deeper and more personal subject pursued issues of flesh, mortality, and sexuality. Visual inspirations included artists such as photographers Julia Margaret Cameron, Joel Peter Witkin, and artist Joseph Beuys. I worked with an actress, optical printing, projection, under-the-camera, and stop-motion animation."-Lorelei Pepi
When Kodak developed the Super 8 films, the reels were mailed back to the author. At the bottom of the stamped cover, a drop of a few photograms, foreign to the reel, was there. Cornu kept these caps containing images of films from other users and compiled them into the film
Wu-Tang Clan members show martial arts movie clips and give interviews discussing their message, backstory, and inspirations.
Marietta' Lied is an animation set to Korngold's exquisite song from his opera Die Tode Stadt. The piece uses cutouts of German cabaret performers from 1935 to render in mythic shorthand the tragic story ...
Michael wants to get out of a satanic sect and a world breaks down for his girlfriend Doris. When she tries to kill him in her madness, he kills her in self-defense with an iron. Together with his buddy, the somewhat crazy Frank, they dispose of the body in a forest lake. But there is a curse on the lake and Doris comes back as a murdering zombie. Meanwhile, the Grand Master and her loyal assistant Schröder are after Michael and want to sacrifice him. More and more dead people want to be disposed of and this creates more and more zombies and the sect members also put the two on the skin enormously.
Historical single - band video on the question of my approach: exploration of digital bodies in 13 sequences.
Moving without control in 8mm.
Here, Totem designates the representations of the phallus and of it´s power. From the beginning of consciousness to the most sophisticated forms of civilization, the conceptual correlation between phallic imagery and power has been constant. I dove into the meanders of these representations in order to testify of their relevancy and importance.
Super 8mm. Colour. Silent with tape. 40 minutes.
A short film about a long life. - A lonely old man cleans a lonely apartment, from time to time his stream of consciousness flows into daydreams about jumbled body parts of women or undaunted horse-rides to vibrant Romani music.
In a post-industrial, post-apocalyptic urban wasteland, a schizophrenic android named Massdart scrounges for junk parts to fix his television set. However, when they discover that their subterranean apartment has been invaded by an identical scavenger, they seek to dispose of the intruder at once.
During WWII, a group of black soldiers return from Italy only to be treated poorly by white MPs guarding a group of nazis POW in a small southern town
A video collage with images evoking what it may mean to be gay in a Chinese family.
A documentary - the first of its kind in Italy - that deals with the theme of homosexuality in adolescence. Filmed with students from three different high schools in Milan (a technical institute, a classical high school, and a scientific high school) who come together to talk about homosexuality and compare themselves with their gay and lesbian peers. Confusion about their sexual orientation, homophobia in society, isolation in the family and at school, and the desire for visibility: are the themes that the group addresses, in a common effort to understand and get to know each other. As the director emphasizes in the presentation of the documentary: "The kids listen to each other and compare themselves on an emotional level, each discovering that they are different from the other, but for this very reason all the same in wanting to grow up by affirming their specificity.
With Salt Creek, Seoungho Cho turns his hypnotic camera eye on the harsh terrain of Death Valley. Through a series of delicate formal manipulations, he folds representations of a coldly beautiful landscape into images of seething video static, water sluicing out of a tap, and a surveillance view from one office tower into another. Stephen Vitiello's score echoes the image track in describing a gradual arc of inhospitable elegance, rhythmic grace, and decay.
You'll have lots of laughs when Billy and Ruby Biggle introduce you to the zany residents of Biggletown. Songs include: Consider Yourself, Alouette, The Muffin Man, Ta-Ta-Ra Boom-Dee-A, Let's Rock It Up and more.
Join the Kidsongs Kids and the Biggles and learn some new dance moves with this upbeat kids' dance video. You'll be doing the Charleston, the Twist, and the Waltz, not to mention forming a Conga line and Barefootin' at the beach. Put on your cowboy boots for a line dance, jitterbug at a '50s diner, and rock it out on main street in this sing along dance-athon with tunes like "Twist and Shout," "Mashed Potato Time," "The Yellow Rose of Texas," and more!
A poetic, musical picture story from the torchlight procession in Vissefjärda on All Hallows' Day in Sweden, about a woman's thoughts as she goes to visit her husband's grave.
879 is based upon 879 drawn still images from Alfred Hitchcock’s classic "North by Northwest", originally made in a transparent black and white version in 1998.
Chang shaved her pubic hair with Perrier while blindfolded using touch to guide action.
Since 1998 the men of Chi Lambda Phi have dominated Oklahoma Christian University's school-wide singing and dancing competition known as "Spring Sing". These are their shows.
Just when Grand Prix racing was starting to look settled the 1970s began and the script was rewritten once more. The warm hand of enthusiasm was replaced with the cool hand of finance. The sport became a business and the financial base and government of GP racing changed as rapidly as the circuits and the cars that became advertising billboards. Follow the decade of evolution and revolution with noted historian Neville Hay in this comprehensive video. Dominated by great drivers such as Lauda, Fittipaldi, Andretti, Stewart and Hunt, GP racing took on new dimensions. Featuring over two hours of glorious racing footage, interviews and a wealth of information.
Circumnavigation of an orchard on the edge of Maidstone. Made while a student at the Kent Institute of Art and Design.
Portrait of Spanish filmmaker Jose Luis Guerin from notes taken in 1997 during the creation of his most radical film "Train of Shadows". It´s the film debut of Abel Garcia Roure.
A camera spins, but the world remains still. A reflexive piece on the presence of the filmmaker and their perforative manipulation of the world.
A reflection on the passing of time.
Destroying the myth of the 'liberal media,' the documentary shows how corporate interests influence the news coverage of key events.
The film focuses on an analysis of the mechanisms of conditions and education `el càrcel del pueblo`, social housing in Madrid, architect Sànz de Oizà, the people call it `the prison of the people`. The film is oriented towards an analyses of the mechanisms of the conditionnement and of the education. The mechanisms of power manifest themselves in the architecture and in the hierarchic organisation of the institutions. This conditions the individuals and leads them to selfdiciplination.