Cinematic Era: 2000 Vintage

Short film.

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2000 release

A transgender movie depicting the longing of a high school girl who loves a female teacher.

"I owe you the truth in painting, and you shall have it!" Cezanne devoted himself body and soul to his painting, to the exclusion of any other passion. After a few short stays in Paris, he returns to the south of France, fascinated by the light there and his sacred Mount St. Victoire, and haunted by the representation of nature. The film traces the artist's quest from his childhood in Aix-en-Provence, marked by his friendship with Emile Zola, to his encounter with the Impressionists and especially with Pissarro. Like his impressionist friends, Cezanne always worked outdoors, constantly searching, in his model, for its essence. His paintings open up new pictorial perspectives. The precursor of modern art, he is, as Picasso said of him, "....the father of us all."

Acid on 35mm film countdown and black leader.

Stereo consists of thirty 30-seconds structures filmed in super-8mm, video8 and dv. The 30 drones are all titled, numbered and conceived to work as autonomous organisms as well as part of a whole narrative machine; these boxes contain fiction, stolen-images, still lifes, found footage and documentaries fragments.

2000 release

A killer inspired by the first Slakt goes on a killing spree.

An alien creature crash-lands on Earth next to a golden wheat field. It is fascinated by the nature that surrounds him.

A short collection of comedy sketches.

Two friends discuss the intricacies of the opposite sex over drinks and hockey, and debate whether or not their server is flirting with one of them.

Using the example of two elderly people, the film reconstructs the fate of the former USSR. Their generally quite comfortable lives unfolded against the backdrop of the difficult and bloody history of the Soviet Union — a country that disappeared, taking with it its way of life, its morality, and an entire generation.

Fleeing the Nazi regime, writer Paul Zech left Europe behind in the fall of 1933 to try to make a new start in Buenos Aires. The bustling Argentine metropolis became his refuge...

Habash Bash is a musical children play about an adventure in the jungle.

Here they are again: the Parakopp's Heinz Zweidrei and Frans Hans! However, after a failed case, the two are suspended from duty. The FBI agent Schnolly Pizzos, who has been reassigned to them, is tasked with solving a series of murders in which the victims have been decapitated. However, he is unable to solve the crimes. Even Heinz and Frans, who have been reinstated in this hopeless situation, are at a loss. When Frans' girlfriend is murdered, a cat-and-mouse game begins, with life, death, and stumps at stake!

A petty criminal accidentally comes into possession of a suitcase, the origin of which he knows nothing about. When he is confronted by a dangerous gangster about how he got hold of the suitcase, more questions remain unanswered than at the beginning. The people who acquired it before him in some way must answer for their actions.

A short film designed to familiarize incoming workers on the "7 1/2" floor in the Mertin-Flemmer building. Included as a bonus feature on 'Being John Malkovich'

Short tribute video documentary honoring the Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas.

Part of the No Ghost Just a Shell series, this short video introduces the virtual character Annlee as a suspended presence, caught between animation and conceptual narrative. In just under five minutes, Huyghe explores themes of agency, temporality, and identity: Annlee exists simultaneously as a digital “shell” and a vessel for projected emotions, highlighting the tension between a created character and the interpretations imposed by viewers and collaborators. Minimalist visuals and silent animation emphasize her ambiguous, haunting presence.

Jim Lehrer examines four decades of television debates through the eyes of the candidates themselves. He interviews candidates from 1976 to 1996 who offer insights into their debates. He also offers an analysis of the seminal debate between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy.

A sometimes-eerie romp through the mysterious life of Ponygirl, superhero of the night. Ponygirl has special powers, extra-ordinary props and a unique way of moving through the world. Will poignancy and humor prevail?

Lonely dying man hopes that someone will step in so that he can tell his final words.

In a fitting tribute to the murder of scores of Jewish artists and performers, the filmmakers meticulously matched audio from pre-war recordings with films and still photographs taken by the Nazis in Westerbork, Theresienstadt, Dachau, and Auschwitz, resurrecting, if only for a brief time, the lives and art of some of Europe¹s best known performers, including Willy Rosen, Max Ehrlich, Kurt Gerron, Die Ghetto-Swingers, Johnny and Jones, Fritz Grünbaum, and Lisl Frank. Dance of Death reveals the underlying pathos of the artists, who lived to perform (and owed their lives to performing), yet were forced to watch as others were lead to their death.

An intensive German course at the Goethe Institute. Students from all over the world try to retell the story of the hare and the hedgehog. And the moral of the story: "It's better to have a little brains than long legs." In a foreign language, the story sometimes takes surprising turns.

Temporal isomorphism and indexical relation between recording and reproduction. Film is used strictly as a light recording medium. I exposed 16mm raw film stock without a camera, by opening a film can and holding the film to the light of a site. This exposure encodes on the film both the light of the site and the performance of a gesture. These films are the result of a series of small “acts” that when projected function as documentations/translations of movement from space to time, meters to feet, photons to grain. While living in Paris, I mapped the contours of my apartment exposing film to the light of different rooms.

A man who spends the whole evening wondering how to get rid of his empty bottle

Microwave takes a humorous jab at the world's obsession with everybody's favourite plastic doll. The film was done in a single shot and has screened in multiple festivals around the world.

A floating bed and a woman carefully - and gently - holding a mouse close to her body. Gazing into the void, she is carried by a train of (sub)consciousness. Chimes and (human and animal) voices punctuate this windy, grassy journey. Like in a possible (sleep) paralysis, the terrain of the real and otherworldly are in permanent tension. She fails to close her eyes.

A documentary that follows possible steps and rules of the hookup culture game in a club in Tallinn. A sociological portrait that documents different mindsets and attitudes from men and women on the dance floor and in (night)life, accompanied by hit clubbing tracks of the time.

Documentary about the cultivation of organic coffee. This video is the view of the video makers of the Highlands of Chiapas who show us the process of communal production of organic coffee, their problems to expand the distribution of their products and the modest achievements that this young society has achieved through the fair market (Fair Trade) to market their coffee "grown with ecological practices and harvested with dignity".

Documentary about the construction of an autonomous education system that promotes the use of native languages, the dignified treatment of Indigenous children, and the recovery of their communities' customs. This video provides an insight into the current status of this process for Indigenous communities in resistance.

Take a tour of complex issues like Native identity, politics and racism, wrap them neatly inside one-liners, guffaws and comedic performances, and you have Redskins, Tricksters and Puppy Stew. This movie overturns the conventional notion of the stoic Indian and shines a light on an overlooked element of Native culture: humour and its healing powers.

Shizuki Asato's dinner show.

By adding his name to the list of Tour winners in 1999, Lance Armstrong had overcome adversity and earned the admiration of all. By winning again in 2000, the champion took on a whole new dimension. This time, all the greats were there. Like the others, Ullrich, winner in 1997, and Pantani, winner in 1998, had to admit the superiority of the American, who won one of the most spectacular Tours in recent years. An exceptional winner, a race full of action... All the ingredients were there to write some of the most beautiful pages in the history of the Tour...

The preparation of Makloubeh, a traditional Palestinian dish, is served up as image and substance, reflecting on the nature of nourishment, the land and culture. Masharawi uses a regardful humor and a bucolic freshness of shots in this short treatise on Palestinian identity

Farewell to Mekhov is a documentary ethnographic film shot in 2000 in the Pskov and Vitebsk regions. It focuses on the vanishing tradition of Russian village music, capturing the voices, songs, and spirit of rural communities whose cultural practices are fading away. Through field recordings, performances of folk songs, and candid interviews, the film offers a poignant farewell to a way of life rooted in music, memory, and communal identity. The film was created with the support of folklorists Irina Romodina and Alexander Romodin. Cinematography by Alexander Sokolkov (Moscow). Produced for the art channel ZDF (Berlin) with participation from Jochen Krausser and Ulrike Hunt (Bonn).

A short film by Cho Hye Jeong

Herdsmen is an anthropological documentary that portrays the life of a Kazakh herding family in Burqin County, located in the Altay region of Xinjiang. Directed by Chen Jianjun and shot by Li Xiong, the film was co-produced by China Central Television (CCTV) and Xinjiang Grandscape Telecom and shot on 35mm. It has been permanently archived by the Museum of the Moving Image in the United States and awarded Special Commendation at the International Festival of Visual Anthropology; won Grand Prize at the Blackmaria International Film Festival, the Moondance International Film Festival, and the FICA International Environmental Film Festival; and won the Golden Olive Award at the Thessaloniki International Film Festival.

It was a war that unleashed terrible brutality. On one side was a ruthless leader-Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic-who claimed history was on his side. On the other, an alliance whose politicians believed that this was a crusade for moral values. It was a war where the politicians, rather than the military commanders, dictated the battlefield strategy and tactics. At its end, the war had produced one million refugees, thousands of civilian deaths, and a broken land still without peace. FRONTLINE correspondent Peter Boyer undertakes the first in-depth examination of a European war rife with diplomatic infighting and military stumbling.

A great book, loosely adapted for the screen, about curiosity that opens doors, the manipulation of time, and transgression in love.

Short thriller about a murder suspect pitting his wits against the detective in charge of the case.

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Mongolian feature film released in 2000.

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