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The Storm featured Dave Mayhew, Tyrone Olson, Chad Knight, Kanten Russell, Josh Kasper, Mathias Ringstrom, Chad Fernandez, Peter Smolik, Jerry Hsu, Dave Coyne, Chris Dobstaff, Daxter Lussier, Brandon Turner and Scott Pazelt.
A man carefully takes out yellow flower that has been floating down on the stream and shows it to someone...
To his despair, the lion-king “Weogho-Naaba” has only daughters. One day, his wife lays an egg. The king sets off to find a wife for his son, but she is most disappointed to see that her future husband is an egg! – and decides to use magic to hatch him.
Integrating archival sources with pseudo-documentary fabrications, Jesse Lerner’s Ruins delves into the tangled legacies of Mesoamerican antiquarianism, revealing how archaeologists, art historians, and museum curators have, for centuries, fashioned various theories about pre-Columbian civilizations from the stuff of colonialist fantasies and ingenious forgeries. Structured around five key vignettes in this history, Lerner’s film combines travelogues, newsreels, and educational films to examine the claims of various experts like early-20th century “dean of the Mayanists” Sylvanus G. Morley and archaeologist Michael Coe, longtime curator of Yale’s Peabody Museum of Natural History.
An observational documentary about Jakub Špalek and all his activities, victories and losses in the years 1989 to 1999.
The Golden Mask hires an assassin (Eagle Claw star Chi Kwan Chun) to kill a man who turns out to be the assassin's brother. Now, the assassin is determined to discover the identity of his former employer. On his way to completing that quest, however, he'll encounter danger and conspiracies. Bruce Lee's student Wei Tung also stars in this martial arts extravaganza, which features numerous fighting styles and weapons.
The protagonist's birthday begins with him following his usual relaxed routine. As time passes,it becomes clear that this day is going to be far from uneventful. Set in Paris, the action focuses on an enigmatic man during one turbulent day.
A portrait of an unnamed city in Italy. Sidestepping the tourist attractions that make the city famous, the film/video posits an almost-imaginary place that draws closer to the reality of its inhabitants. Using a voiceover narration that collages direct observation, literary texts, historical fact, local folklore, and a bit of sheer fabrication, the film/video melds documentary and narrative, past and present. Visuals range from verite street footage, to formal portraits of residents, to an unusual type of time lapse cinematography that allows filming in the low-intensity light of night landscapes and museum interiors. Made in collaboration with local residents and institutions, Amber City reflects on the "in-betweeness" of places whose historical and geographical location renders their reality strangely invisible.
Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, Shawn Colvin, and Bruce Hornsby (along with a backing band featuring David Lindley and Wally Ingram) play their songs together at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, CO (September 12, 1999).
Sparky the Fire Dog teaches children various fire survival and safety tips.
A Gujarati love story set on the coast of Saurashtra, where a poor man and a rich young woman fall in love and decide to marry despite her father’s objections.
Short film by Hector Galvez.
Iceman examines the imagery of a fleeting moment. A woman struggles to create a memory of the mother she never knew. The workings of a tenement set the stage for her mother's unimaginable end.
Amazon Rainforest midwives advocate for state recognition in Brazil.
It’s December 25, 2026. As Holly turns 13, she realizes her "Christmas Miracle" powers are changing. She can now manifest anything she draws in her sketchbook into the real world. She must use this to stop a "Digital Glitch" from erasing her family's memories.
A cabal of sentient shopping carts take up grisly revenge after they've been pushed around long enough.
Around 1515, Master Mathis added painted panels arranged as double wings to a sculpted altarpiece created twenty years earlier for the convent-hospital of Isenheim in Alsace. Dedicated to Saint Anthony the Abbot, the work was intended for patients afflicted by ergotism—the “St. Anthony’s fire”—a scourge of poorly nourished Europe that the Order of the Antonines sought to combat under the spiritual protection of their healing patron saint.
These three very big panels scattered in three different museums (London, Paris and Florence) are considered to be a sort of manifesto of the new art of the 15th century. The rediscovery of the principles of perspective of the ancient Greek treatises, the innovations of an architect like Brunelleschi or a goldsmith like Ghiberti were put to good use by painters to render space and depth. But, in Uccello’s work, in addition there is, besides the passionate quest for perspective, an intense curiosity for geometric shapes, for colour and above all for movement. The subject of The Battles of San Romano : an obscure battle in the Tuscan hills, in 1432, between the mercenaries of Florence and those of Sienna. Paolo made it into a feast for the eyes and the mind and invented paradoxical images which had consequences right up to the cubist and surrealist painters.
Shitao, one of the most skilled painters of his time, was deeply imbued with Buddhist spirituality, as he was forced to take refuge in monasteries from a very young age. His painting relies on the simplicity of line and the pure white of the paper. Here, a mountain landscape is rendered in ink on rice paper mounted on a silk scroll. Beneath the apparent simplicity of the subject unfolds a whole universe of hidden correspondences that one must learn to decipher.
Biopic about the life of Jose Carlos Mariategui.
Upon seeing horny carvings of various carnal acts, a woman and a security guard have a gigantic, movie length flashback to an ancient time
Gun kills man. Woman inherits the earth. Armed with guns, germ warfare books and a sleek, two-fingered hand torch, artists Azian Nurudin, Michelle Handelman and Klara Lux hang around shooting ranges and garanges, appealing to fellow queer women to "Join the lesbian militia!"
A series of poetic images set to the lyrics of Paul Robeson’s "South In My Soul".
Documentary film about a hospice and a birthing center.
Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama.
An extraordinary documentary into the world of sky surfing, Beyond the Clouds delves deep into the extraordinary lives and lifestyles of British sky-surfers Chris Gauge and Tim Porter.
Stevan Arbutina, a Serb, is married to Georgia, a Croatian. They are forced to immigrate to Australia after the devastating civil war in Yugoslavia makes it impossible for them to find peace and security in their old country. This compelling documentary traces the Arbutina family’s journey from Belgrade to Melbourne. Initially excited about arriving in a country fabled for prosperity and peace, the family soon discover that lack of employment opportunities and the barrier of language isolate them from the new world they have entered. By spending a year with the family, and by covering every aspect of the refugee process - arrival, social security, community services, learning to shop and travel - the filmmakers deliver an intimate and revealing portrait of the contemporary refugee experience; from the joy of survival to the depression arising from isolation and unemployment.
Short film made for IDAC.
Shows four different women who use wigs to hide and transform their repressed identities in Türkiye in the 1990s.
A Foreplay.
In August 1949, writer Albert Camus landed in Porto Alegre to give a lecture. During his stay in the city, Camus came face to face with the existentialism of his own work.
When a financially struggling filmmaker discovers a mysterious box linked to a vanished millionaire, he is pulled into a dangerous web of secrets, greed, and deception—forcing him to decide how far he’s willing to go for a second chance.
Based on Itou Keiichi's novel "Elegy for the Setting Sun".
Documentary by Jesús Enrique Guédez about Marc de Civrieux.
One of Vicki Bennett's first computer-made avi films - primarily using relatively primitive techniques of scratch video then Adobe Premiere editing, resulting in a particular lo-fi look which isn't particularly intentional, but reflective of the process. Other films from this period originally existed as audio-only pieces on the "Thermos Explorer" album (2000), and since the audio was originally sourced from film it was later possible to recreate the stories in visual form.
Donald Crowhurst disappeared at sea on the 1st of July, 1969. His boat Teignmouth Electron was found abandoned ten days later by the Royal Mail Vessel Picardy on its way to the Caribbean. He had been one of nine competitors who set out in the first single-handed non-stop around the world yacht race, announced the previous year by the Sunday Times. Crowhurst’s story was a media sensation at the time and has been quite well documented ever since. There has been at least one book, one novel, two feature films with another in production, two television documentaries, several radio programmes and endless newspaper articles.
Couples from mixed Protestant and Catholic marriages recount the difficulties they’ve encountered in a divided society, including rejection by their families, friction in the workplace, intimidation in their neighbourhoods, and the bullying suffered by their children for choices made by their parents. They also detail their strategies of resistance and survival, and significant instances of unexpected moral support from across the sectarian divide.
Peter is a young actor without roots. He returns to Minneapolis, where his friend Clive is struggling to find someone to fill a request from the city hall. They need an actor to take the lead role in the city's production. Peter reluctantly agrees, and when he arrives at the city hall he finds out that the other "Actors" are all locals with big aspirations and little talent. Moreover, he learns that he is expected to direct. The show will be "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
The eternal secret of a romantic relationship, which is like the flow of a river, like eternal renewal. The adventure of a young loving couple sailing the Danube, searching for a divine source, passing from the apparent to the spiritual world of the river that cleanses…
A film portrait of the famous Ukrainian artist Arsen Savadov. The film depicts the process of creating the art project "Collective Red," which results in the entire creative team ending up at the police station.
Ten-channel installation. Videos capture people of different ages and identities singing the song, 'Happy Birthday,' in different styles. Each video shows the close-up of the face while singing. The scenes switch between solo singing and singing in unison, and ends with an elegant and standard children's choir.
Eight-channel installation. Shows a waltz-dancing scene recorded simultaneously with 8 camcorders, taken from 8 different angles in a ballroom (Set A); and clips from Revolutionary songs from the 1970s and popular music of the 1990s (Set B).
Three-channel installation. Videos show processing meat with a mincer from three different angles simultaneously. One of the two videos in color shows the feeding funnel of the meat mincer where slides of meat are stuffed in; the other video in color captures where meat comes out from the mincer and is collected in a bowl. A third black-and-white surveillance video is attached to the hand operating the mincer, which gives a revolving motion to the images captured.
A diary-like collection of short film clips lasting two to three minutes, created using single-frame recording techniques at the animation table using various techniques, some of which involve phase animation.
All the Games and Goals From Liverpool's 98-99 Season
Baby Shakespeare is the 4th video to be released in the Baby Einstein series. It exposes toddlers to 12 first vocabulary words through original poems by William Shakespeare and other poets. Almost all the visual content consists of nature, toys and puppet shows featuring Bard the Dragon and other classic BE puppets.
Cologne filmmakers visit a local critic.
A psychedelic animated short celebrating Canada’s bicentennial.
A bouquet of flowers, bathing in splendid colors and dark loneliness.
Slit Scan Movie is a 3-D 35mm Cinemascope film whose use of extreme fish-eye lenses and camera movement to seemingly present 360-degree space on one screen offered a mind-blowing visual experience.
Mixing up two briefcases leads to several unexpected deaths.
Once upon a time, there was this famous children's story whose lingering fears we always relive