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Ablution observes dissociation. It is divided into three vignettes, each with its own distinct structure. As a whole, the Ablution, or the cleansing, is a look into the magical, if not somewhat uncertain, places that each of us pass through at select times in our lives.
"Seizing the moment" proves challenging for a couple on a first date.
Mona tells us about her search for love in New York City.
The story is about a deaf child named Najden and his mother Nevena (Snežana Koneska - Rusi). The journalist (Magdalena Rizova) wants to make a documentary about Najden.
Mizuyoshi tries to highlight everyday landscapes through his camera. Capturing the movements of light on the water of a stream, or reflections through the grass, he seeks to render a certain cinematographic image quality.
Boris Karadzhev's documentary "Portraits of the Epoch. Maya Plisetskaya" was released in 2002. It is dedicated to one of the most famous ballerinas of the twentieth century.
In the film by Sergei Miroshnichenko, the classic of Russian and world literature Alexander Solzhenitsyn reflects on his human and writer's fate: "... well, a lot has already been done in life. Maybe I'm on the last stretch, and the river doesn't promise me any elbow ahead yet… But the heart does not submit to the last mold." The writer appears before the audience as a husband and father - the head of a large and friendly family.
"Varela’s use of the diptych form suggests many things: a Warholian endorsement of dispersed attention, a citation to image-in-image news media, an act of forced similitude. Unlike Warhol’s treatment of the diptych, Varela is not ambivalent to these images, which shift between personal observation, archival materials, commercial and news images, all cited to state an unambiguous outrage[...] the whole of it is weighted with heavy omens, that this age of cruelty and menace is still only in its infancy." -Stephen Broomer
An interactive installation addressed to one person at the time, filmed with 8 surveillance cameras, in which each visitor was invited to confide and then contractually sell a personal secret.
An imagining of a bee’s eye view of a spring day in Golden Gate Park. A primitive, home-made camera reveals a world of vibrant, frenetic color, racing between flowers and losing itself in the revelry of survival and sunshine.
The history of the development of the idea of cosmonautics from the philosopher Nikolai Fedorov (Gagarin) to the flooding of the Soviet orbital station "MIR" in 13 minutes.
In November 2001, Chechen schoolchildren came to Moscow for a vacation. For them, this is the first peaceful city in their life. A war without a single frame of war.
Elements refers not only to the natural elements, which are variable and even capricious, but also to the social elements, working-class people who are trying to maintain order and routine. – Karen Treanor. NYFF “Views from the Avant Garde”
Danish (extremely) low-budget zombie flick featuring a bunch of people from the punk scene in K-Town
In 1850, Baron Vulfs, who had arrived from Germany, named the farmhouses on his Gaujiena estate after world capitals. In 2002, the people of Gaujiena opened their European center in the baron's castle garden. A film about everyday life and celebrations in the Latvian countryside.
This video is a piece of pure visual music: a synchronous visual and musical canon. Each musical phrase corresponds to a visual movement: in this case, a filling of the visual plane with a color. The color fields are flat, corresponding to an unadorned melody, and the animated transitions give a visual form to the musical form. The animation is offset in time and composited atop itself to create a visual analog to a musical canon. Each visual layer fills the plane just as each musical tone of each voice is heard. Harmony of counterpoint is achieved visually with these overlapping layers.
A fairy tale about the life of some inhabitants of the African savanna. And who is the fastest here.
Super 8 gunplay - explosive scratching, amazing stunts and fabulous outfits - experimental artgak at its finest!
Xavier Baert works on the visual outline of the body. He creates cinematographic body states which according to the French filmmaker, only cinema can invent. Ghost plays on projection and light phenomenon, on the double exposure of a body on another. The narration which is essential through a slow temporal flood comes within a progression which plays on the working drawing and fading. A ‘ghostly’ fading as it is more a question of the appearance of a body without substance through shadow effects and light loops. The image cast in negative adds to this ethereal space the sensation of unreal space, which however, forms one body with the presence of this shadow in perpetual movement. Fantome reminds us that cinema’s main rights are ‘recording bodies.
Union Pacific's steam locomotive #3985 is the largest operating steam locomotive in the world. This 4-6-6-4 locomotive, built in 1943 still runs today as part of the railroad's public relations program. In this DVD, we'll follow 3985, which is also called the "Challenger", in Wyoming, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma & Texas as she shows the public what big steam was really like. Highlights *Visit the Cheyenne Steam Shop to see where 3985 is maintained. *See some of the historical equipment still in the roundhouse *Follow the engine on it's ferry move across Nebraska *Enjoy her pulling an excursion from Council Bluffs to Sioux City, Iowa *See 3985's NRHS convention trip from St. Louis to Gorham, IL *Follow her through Oklahoma and Texas!
‘It’s springtime’, a little bird stealing the filaments of my window screen reminded me this morning. ‘The sun in shining, the sky is blue, the trees are blossoming pink flowers and there is a wide world to be explored…what are you doing indoors?’ This 2002 video by artist Pipilotti Rist seems to be proposing a similar criticism in her reframing of concepts of time, season and the human lifespan.
The widows of Ahatović reminisce stories about their husbands and sons who were killed in a massacre during the Yougoslav civil war in 1992.
Hand painted film on super8 film by Oriol Sánchez.
3-channel video installation. Sound by Miya Dudu. An illustration of the words of the romantic song of the same name, and a commentary on it. We see a young man and woman in a large city, dreamily staring. Just like the song, they reflect hope, idealism and emotional purity. But the changes in the city proceed rapidly, and it is a question whether their ideals and feelings will remain untouched by this. Detail pictures:
On the street. A crosswalk. Lots of people. I look. Red light. I wait. They wait. They look, listen, and wait. They talk, and I look, silently. Like any other day. Like yesterday. Like tomorrow. Green light. Cut.
Rogers Normandin do not like thieves.
A poetic essay on the ramifications of the foot-and-mouth-disease in Great Britain in 2001
A young man shows off his fantasy : an erotic and childish metaphor of paternal milk.
This is a portrait of Pina Bausch by her long-time friend Peter Lindbergh based on her piece Der Fensterputzer. It doesn't contain interviews or anything like that, but it is more like a collage of extracts of the piece, transformed and edited into one film.
A mysterious film. Nearly lost. A portrait of a 25 hour song. One hour for each year in the life of a friend.
Yalkut creates a poetic homage to Lazlo Moholy-Nagy's pioneering 1930 kinetic sculpture Light-Space Modulator, which was reconstructed at the Howard Wise Gallery, New York, in 1970. Yalkut's silent Light Display: Color combines processed analogue and digital imagery derived from the original 16mm film that he shot at the gallery. -eai
"For me Rainer Variations is a hybrid: a weave of impressionistic portrait, found footage construction, and video sampler. Aside from formal issues, Yvonne Rainer’s knotty process of thinking, her unique brand of humor, and her engaging presence are the things that were foremost in my mind as I worked on the tape. What I hope will emerge from this process is an interrogative portrait of an artist for whom I have great respect and affection." --Charles Atlas
The film "Shadowy Encounters" is an homage to the work of the Quay Brothers. The film is a synthesis of collaged moving and still images taken directly from the Quay Brothers' 35mm films and recontextualized in order to metaphorically and responsively capture and reframe the Quay's films' qualities. The resultant richly textured and layered imagery delves the labyrinthine and secret realms of the Quay Brothers' world.
Two rival camps of North Carolina drag-queens claw and scratch at each other, until they are forced to unite and face-down the mayor's new anti-drag law.
E V O is a visually daring documentary look at evolutionary theory that comes off like a university course in paleobiology as taught by Marshall McLuhan.
Between music and silence, a pale boy handsome as a statue by Canova and a flamboyant black boy in a ritual photographed by Marcel Mazé. With the presence of a Michel Journiac's self-portrait sculpture, votive offerings of sacred skulls and crucifixes, dried flowers, Monique Delvincourt fragmented mirrors, Louboutin heels, images of the assoluta Diva and a sound re-articulation of Gounod's Faust by Berndt Deprez.
Film without dialogue in which characters of different social classes and sexual preferences are mixed.
French Vietnam, early '50s. A military colonial movie. The city under military occupation, traveled by foot and bicycle. Small-scale eroticism.
A low budget dramatization of 1972 Munich Olympics hostage crisis combining appropriated footage and re-enactments.
2002 short film by Royston Tan
Ghodrat is a disabled simple young boy who lives with a watchman of a shrine in a village. The watchman thinks that the people of village are having a misbelief to the shrine and they seldom come there like before. On the other hand people have lost their faith since none of their wishes and requests have been fulfilled by the shrine. During this time the watchman leaves the village for some time and puts Ghodrat in charge of shrine works. Ghodrat has this gift to communicate with spirits of those buried in shrines garden. Being so simple he spends all the belongings and the money of the shrine for the people and very soon the shrine is empty. One night a shepherdess loses her sheeps in darkness. Ghodrat who is in love with the girl, holds a light all night till morning until all the sheeps come to shrine .The next morning Ghodrat leaves the village by train towards a place where he believes the Master of shrine is there.
In a mosque, shoes are stolen.
Based on a poem by Sakutaro Hagiwara. A child and an adult have different troubles.
Directed by Ty McGee.
Documentary on Jackie Chan by Channel 4 UK
A compelling account of how Mormons suffered religious persecution and endured their sacred temple being destroyed in 1848, this documentary bridges the past and present by chronicling the very same structure's total restoration 150 years later. Directed by Lee B. Groberg, this American tale of profound tragedy and remarkable triumph features a variety of expert interviews and narration by actor Hal Holbrook.
Deep Purple front man and lyricist Ian Gillan takes the stage at London's Rainbow Theatre in 1977 and lays into a set of hard-rocking hits, including "Clear Air Turbulence," "My Baby Loves Me" and "Smoke on the Water." Backed by the Ian Gillan Band, the vocalist also belts out "Money Lender," "You Make Me Feel So Good," "Reaching Out," "Scarabus," "Woman from Tokyo" and more. This program also features an interview with Gillan.
Blending humor with touching insights, Christian comedienne Chonda Pierce explores the scary but surprisingly funny subject of fear. Her hilarious standup routines, sketches, musical numbers and stories prove that laughter can conquer anything. The daughter of a preacher, Pierce employs her Southern charm to deliver sincere and uplifting spiritual testimonies which will surely touch viewers' hearts.
Vienna's Danube Island, a river island artificially created some 20 years ago, has become a recreational retreat for tens of thousands of city dwellers. To tourists, it is an attraction praised in every traveller's guide.
Skyhook, a small Oregon town, is chosen to be the new headquarters of Neo-Genentrix. Nefarious Thorne, the genocidal CEO, unleashes a genetic experiment that converts most of the inhabitants of Skyhook into zombies. Unsatisfied with anything less than complete domination, Thorne brings in assassins to hunt down the last remaining human, Bob, an alcoholic war hero and survivalist who was initially responsible for inviting Neo-Genentrix in Skyhook.
Hold onto your handlebars, because you've got a front seat to one of the most intense sports on the planet. From street skating to BMX to surfing, this video presents star athletes pulling off their most outrageous stunts. The awesome visuals spool off to an eclectic mix of rock, punk, hip-hop and electronica music that will have you groovin' as you "ooh" and "ahh" at the stupefying stunts on-screen.
Live is the eleventh album, and first all-live album, by Alison Krauss and Union Station. All of the songs except "Down to the River to Pray" (performed at Austin City Limits) were recorded at The Louisville Palace April 29–30, 2002. The album was released on November 5, 2002.
A triple-flashback visual poem to music.
Usual good fun show with plenty of belly laughing jokes without too much obsenity easy listening country humour with a few sketches.
Beenie Man and Bounty Killer on the same stage...face to face, Gun up and fully loaded! The two most powerful and dangerous DJ's in the world of Reggae music trade toasts and boasts to tell the truth in this 75 minute, one and only Dancehall shootout! Gun Up features a "duel" between two prominent figures in the Dancehall reggae scene, Beenie Man and Bounty Killer. The pair perform close to a dozen tracks including "Not Another Word," "Drama Mobster," "Woman a Trail Me," and "Cry Over Me". Watch Beenie Man and Bounty Killer go into a DJ battle in this showdown between two of the biggest names in dancehall. Bounty Killer and Beenie Man - Gun-up video The insults and the compliments come thick and fast as the two legends square of against each other, face-to-face on the stage, with only their decks, and their loud mouths, coming between them!