Cinematic Era: 2003 Vintage

Fish in an advanced state of intoxication push the song while sinking the objects of a famous liner having struck an iceberg… an animated wildlife documentary about deep-sea cruising.

An Old Library. A Forbidding Room. An Ancient Book. When Linda comes across these on a dark and stormy night, it triggers a chain of unusual events that will lead her to a confrontation with the Prince of Darkness and a shocking revelation that will change her life forever.

Baby Galileo: Discovering The Sky is the 12th Baby Einstein video in the series. It was released in August 5, 2003. It teaches things in the whole sky and the video is hosted by Baby Galileo The Kangaroo, who is named after the Italian astronomer, Galileo Galilei.

A quirky black/comedy about a British born Greek male who is constantly mistaken as Pakistani.

Visual cultural process explored through a collage of sampled and recycled sequences of digital and chemically manipulated live video and abstract animation. Screenings include: Onion City Experimental Film Festival Chicago; Lux Open, RCA London; Pleasure Dome, Toronto; Op-Film, De Balie Cinema, Amsterdam and Pure Screen, Castlefield Gallery, Manchester.

A serial killer stalks a woman in the first part of the trilogy.

Short horror film.

As if trapped inside a nightmare, the main protagonist of Poster Girl is haunted by disturbing visions, thoughts and fantasies, which the viewer is privy to. She is joined at various points in the video by another woman, whose role in the narrative remains unclear – is she meant to function as a guardian or a demon? The video further complicates the matter by representing both women as simultaneously wounded and wounding, inviting and threatening, vulnerable and menacing. What results is a compelling, albeit disconcerting, glimpse into the tumultuous inner life of an adult woman.

Graduation work at IMAGE FORUM and first film by Nonoho Suzuki.

This film tells the story of a 12-year-old boy who is looking for his father. It's been three years since the latter left for the USA and since then, he has severed ties with his family since he does not write and he does not call either. The young man is disturbed and he never stops wondering what happened to his father in this American adventure. Sometimes he wonders if his father hasn't forgotten him. But what hurts him most of all is that all the young people in the neighborhood are tempted, like his father, by an adventure in the USA, the country that took his father away from him.

Part 4 of 9-part feature Imitations of Life (2003).

A psychoanalyst, a lawyer and a musician try to use dialogue and rationality to solve a love triangle at a dinner party, eating sushi and drizzled with a lot of sake.

In this documentary Edo Maajka, Bosnian hip hop star talks about war, his life as a refugee, war crimes, forgiving and making peace, nationalism, music scene in Croatia and Bosnia, Balkans mentality, love and hate, cevap restaurants, Sava river, partings, life of music stars, Lepa Brena and Nele Karajlic, politicians. His mode of narration and his charisma, his sincerity and his relaxed camera appearance will surely capture the spectators' attention.

In Ófeigsfjord in North-West Iceland the old whetstone has been used to sharpen the knives for five generations. There are still some eccentrics like Pétur Guðmundsson who live on and use the resources as his forefathers have done over the centuries. Here people have lived from the earth’s resources for generations: farming, fishing, collecting birds’ eggs and gathering driftwood.

An unprecedented and unflinching look at how the citizens of South Africa are living with the AIDS epidemic, given the climate of governmental confusion and neglect.

Gary Null examines our diet, lifestyle and environment that adversely affect our immune system.

'Giorgio Armani: A Man for All Seasons' is an unusual portrait of the world-renowned fashion designer Giorgio Armani. Usually avoiding the public eye, the Italian provides a close personal look into his private life in this documentary, taking viewers on a behind-the-scenes tour of the fashion runways.

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2003.

AV actress Naomi and AV director Asano live together. One day, a man claiming to be Asano's brother, whom they had never met, suddenly appears and moves in with them. The brother doesn't speak a word, but for some reason, Naomi takes a liking to him, and he gradually opens up to her. Meanwhile, an incident occurs on set…

After 5-years' observation and recording, the director screened the entire process of villager autonomy of Dongpo Village in the suburb of Chengdu under the background of urbanization and the promulgation of organic law of villager committee. The film focuses on the villagers’ growing participation in political life and the running of their village.

Concert film documenting a 1995 performance of Glenn Branca's 8th and 10th symphonies performed live at The Kitchen.

“Cockroach is a handmade, cameraless animated film constructed with basic materials found around the home - newspaper, ink and Kool-Aid. Using cockroaches as a metaphor for language, it chronicles the pervasiveness and endurance of these primordial creatures. Text by Christian Cotroneo ("It's a bug's life in downtown Toronto," originally printed in the Toronto Star) is used to create the soundtrack.”

No two adoptees are alike. Harold & Peter, Lynne & Lynn, Maureen & Stephen and Dana candidly share their stories and reveal how being adopted shapes an individual’s identity right into adulthood. Their stories underline the complexity of adoption as it relates to the human impulse to tell stories about ourselves in pursuit of figuring out where we fit in.

His seventh birthday, a day when all he wants to think about is playing, eating cake and opening presents. His day, not his father’s day.

This documentary from the golden 1920s to the disco era lets relatives, colleagues and friends of Bert Kaempfert like Freddy Quinn, James Last and Brenda Lee have their say and invites you to meet again with Nat "King" Cole, Caterina Valente and many more.

ws.3 is a minimalist investigation of the texture of landscape. A windy, abstract soundtrack accompanies close-ups of a lunar-like, brilliant blue and white terrain. As the camera arcs rapidly and images move in and out of focus, sky and desert seem to merge. Cho erodes distinctions between documentary and abstract representation, producing a complex experience of place.

Animated misadventures of Alick, our trans/2spirit/intersex teen hero when they fall in love for the first time with Kay, our junior high school siren.

Alice discovers a lump in her breast. Martin, her husband, is trying to conceal the results from a study on the pill and breast cancer, which writes off years of dedicated research that he's done on synthetic hormones. Paul, their oldest son, wants to start his own online business, StripBoxing.com. Jerrett, their younger son, helps Paul with the programming of the site. Sarah, their teenage daughter, tries to be accepted by her peers, which brings a fight with her mother that makes Sarah run away from home. Enter Faith, detached, luminous, irresistible. She changes their lives forever.

A look at the Baath party's project to construct a system of dams.

As a child, the filmmaker had found with his grandparents an incomplete series of postcards photographed in his family's village at the end of the Spanish Civil War in 1939. Twenty years later, he went in search of the missing cards.

Although aimed at toddlers, this captivating series will appeal to train fans of any age. Footage of award-winning model trains and some of their real-life counterparts is set to upbeat music and narration by a young railroad enthusiast. This volume features numerous inductees into the Toy Train Hall of Fame, plus real locomotives such as Hawaii's Sugar Cane Train, the Empire State Express, the Commodore Vanderbilt and the 20th Century Limited.

This unauthorized biography looks at the life and career of Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, co-founder and brashly outspoken member of R & B supergroup TLC, from her early years in obscurity to the height of her popularity and shocking death. Lopes's personal life was dogged with turmoil up until the time it was cut short by a 2002 car accident in Honduras. This program celebrates the life of an original and uniquely gifted artist.

It's all cutting-edge urban (if not exactly urbane!) hip-hop when hosts Fonz and Mike take over a television station and reprogram it with dicey humor, hilarious interviews with leading recording artists and some fly animated shorts -- all told from a hip-hop perspective, of course. Think "South Park" but with baggy trousers and boxers showing.

An intimate film by Hildegard Schmidt, edited and compiled by Peter Przygodda

A man sits in a pub, soaked to the skin in Guinness. He reflects on the ups and downs of his relationship.

Thuy Nga Paris By Night 70: Thu Ca

The DH Productions' "Stable of Knuckleheads" are back with yet another heavy metal onslaught of broken bikes, bones and blood. Come along as we travel coast to coast in search of all that is nasty on two wheels. With this installment of the Chain Reaction series, we feature the usual cast of characters as well as introduce a few new names that will blow your mind. There is nothing outside the limits of what is rideable! Chain Reaction 4 features the most in depth event coverage you will find of the Red Bull Rampage, the NORBA race series, the Rye Airfield Big Wheels skatepark comp and the Boston Bike Battle. You will also shred streets, parks and jumps with Aaron Chase, Jeff Lenosky, Lars Tribus, Kyle Ebbett, Shaums March, Todd Bosch and new comer Eric Porter. The DH Productions crew and three time Emmy Award winning producer director Don Hampton, will throw you in the saddle for one killer ride!

22-year-old Alexander is studying at a music college and arrives to his last rehearsal before the final competition. With the help of his teacher, he seeks to remember the reasons he chose his particular instrument—the cello—and his memory reverts to a day in his youth when he gave his last concert as a young chorister.

This DVD includes extensive coverage of the Northern California hip hop scene. Step inside the shoes of a rock star trapped in a rap star's body as raving reporter and host Thizzelle Washington (Mac Dre) takes you behind the scenes and reveals ...... The North California Hip Hop scene, urban street brawls, drug abuse, rap videos, and daredevil stunts are all explored through the comical eyes of Thizzelle Washington (Mac Dre). This video magazine of sorts takes the viewer through a wild romp of the the crazy world of TREAL TV.

Wannabe rock star Goldi lands in a house of three musicians, one too hot, one too cold, and a third who seems just right. They let her sing with their band, and she romances them one at a time, thinking she's found her new home. But when she unleashes her own songs on the guys, they cut her out of their scene, forcing her to discover that real success means becoming your own rock and roll hero.

This string quartet improvises on classical and less classical music pieces, to bring the spectator on a dreamy path, full of humor.

For millennia, the Irulas, an ancient tribe of hunter gatherers from the dark jungles of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, have stalked these woods looking for snakes of all hues.

The Stanley Cup bobs and floats around.

'Humaniora is about that least popular kind of enforced rest: treatment and convalescence. It's a vision of hospitals, not as sites of trauma, but as a kind of pregnant pause in the headlong rush. Sunlight reflects off a tower, a pigeon roosts on a rooftop, and that precise moment of transition from night to day is captured when an illuminated sign suddenly switches off. Airy, Victorian glasshouses contrast with shadowy concrete alleyways as Nashashibi portrays different attitudes to sickness in different eras.' Rosalind Nashashibi's films span many boundaries, from Nazareth in Israel to the America Mid West. She has said of her work: 'The films observe what I suppose people would call 'real life', but I think they're about vacation away from life, about inactivity or rest, whether it be chosen or forced. I go into public areas with my camera and really observe how people are moving in their spaces, how they are using their neighbourhood.' - Moira Jeffrey in the Herald:

An overworked primary school boy struggles to live up to his workaholic mother’s expectations, resulting in a fatal decision. Made with Ellery’s 24th birthday lottery winnings, Crammed won the Asian New Force IFVA Critics Award at the 2003 Hong Kong Independent Short Film & Video Festival.

Documentary about Dead & Buried.

Hard to believe, but it is just four more days until high school graduation. Tara and her friends are beginning to feel the nostalgia associated with saying their final goodbyes to teachers and friends, excitedly capturing their comments by creating a reality based video yearbook. Their exuberance remains high with just two more days to go when something terrible has happened. A car accident has left two friends dead and another charged with negligent homicide for driving under the influence. As curious bystanders look on, their faces are intermingled with images of medical personnel and the police, as the dramatic impact of this tragedy gradually unfolds. This highly realistic portrayal of the dangers of adolescent behavior that connects alcohol to accidents is absolutely guaranteed to make teens think twice about drinking and driving.