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Tetrist
“Tetrist” is a lost Tetris game set-up of today’s Istanbul. The game starts with the image of a re-worked 16th century Pera District miniature of Nasuh the Macer, and moves on with the company of music art that documents the last century of Istanbul. The buildings in the district fall down like Tetris pieces, and get placed by an invisible player. Having been built faster and faster with the proceeding time and changing music art, buildings leave Galata Tower behind and move on to the point of “Game Over”.
Family Nightmare
A dizzy trip through the mid-1990s with a dysfunctional American family. Reliving a distracted child's birthday party, an emotionless wedding, a Halloween in a garage and a Christmas marked with alcohol, drugs and perversion, the film is a crumpled letter from a filmmaker to his family: a shattered kaleidoscope of the destructive patterns that have trapped and wounded its members.
Up in Smoke
British documentary from 2012. Every year, fires are causing more emissions than cars and airplanes. Yet poor farmers continue to burn their land. But there is a better solution. British scientist Mike Hands travels to Honduras to show the farmers a new way of cultivation that benefits both the environment and their children.
Shadows of Noon
Mga Anino sa Tanghaling Tapat takes place over the period of summer. The adolescence of the three girls is told through the mundane rituals of the province: farm work, bathing, washing laundry, processions, and harvest rituals. Through the restless emotions, insecurities, blossoming loves, and conflicts - these young, beautiful and vulnerable girls will undergo an inevitable change through the passing of the summer.
Take It/Break It
The film comprises of a series of animations that questions notions of gender, sexuality and identity. Battling with stereotypes, the film is able to touch on some very pertinent ideas and urges us to rethink of what we understand about homosexuality and life.
Impact on an Island
The elders of Kosrae, a tiny island in Micronesia, are the few people in the world today that remember its history. After World War II, Germany gave Kosrae to Japan and thousands of Japanese civilians immigrated there and developed the island’s resources as a result. During the war, it became an important military base in the Pacific for the Japanese Imperial Army and later became a Japan-US battlefield. From after the war to this day, the island has been under US control. The film also contains the rare archival images of Japanese in Micronesia before and during WWII.
Potta Potti
Kodaivannan and Kolaivannan, of a remote village decide to marry a rich girl. The villagers decide to hold a cricket match. And make a decision to get the girl married to either of the guys based on who wins the cricket match.
The Sister Wives
A young lesbian couple raised in the Mormon faith marries into a polygamist family. Dire consequences ensue, but ultimately, through love and hope, they help to redefine the concept of the traditional family unit.
Aaron Kwok de Showy Masquerade World Tour Live in Concert (Hong Kong Stop) 2011/2012
Psychic Documentary: No Escape - Screaming Cursed Spirit Grounds!!
This is the 11th installment of the "Psychic Documentary" film series.
Posted Grudge Spirit Footage Vol.3: Curse Edition
This is the 3th installment of the “Posted Grudge Spirit Footage” film series.
Posted Grudge Spirit Footage Vol.5: Suffering Edition
This is the 5th installment of the “Posted Grudge Spirit Footage” film series.
I ♥ Neutrinos: You Cant See Them but They are Everywhere
70mm Film Frames of Neutrino Movements - shot in 15 ft Bubble Chamber at Fermilab, Experiment 564 in Chicago - dunked in liquid nitrogen, neutrino movements outlined with invisible ink and decoder markers and highlighters, inked up by Monica Kogler and Jwest, filmstrip from Janet Conrad, MIT Professor of Physics, 2011
Aya Takano - Queen of Superflat
Aya Takano was born 1976 in Saitama, Japan. She is a Japanese pop artist associated with the Superflat movement.Influenced by both manga and American Science Fiction, her art typically depicts large-eyed female heroines, often partially or completely nude. Known for mostly her drawings and paintings, she usually works in ink and acrylics. Drawing has also been the base for other works such as 2004's Subterraned, a comic book like series, or in video, such as The World After 800,000,000 Years, in which small adventures usually take place.
Loop
A man gets up and prepares coffee. A man gets up and prepares coffee. A man gets up and prepares coffee.
The Last Gulp
A pilot makes a crash landing among the desert sands, and attempts to escape, having with him only a flask with several draughts of water.
Rodney Yee's Daily Yoga - 3 Strengthen the Core (Core Yoga)
Designed to get you over the "mid-week hump" by focusing on strength and movement using your body's core to get centered, both physically and mentally.
Deep Within
The psychiatrist Anna go on holiday with her daughter to the South of Italy where her father lives. Anna meets an old lawyer friend who asks her to run a psychiatric examination on a man who killed in a moment of homicidal madness.
Anima Mundi
An independent, unique and interesting feature on peak oil, climate change, permaculture and Gaia theory
La Petite Fille De La Mer
This short was filmed at the last surviving marionette theater in London and is a metaphor for the "passing away" of this form of entertainment. The story is about two marionettes: an old woman and her granddaughter, both of whom pass away after ingesting poison.
Breathe
The alternate ending to all post-apocalyptic films. This is humanity's last great effort to continue its existence.
Honto ni Atta Shinrei Shashin: Noroi
The nightmare created by the camera, "ghost photography," has been and continues to be an existence beyond human knowledge.... The seal of unprecedented horror is now opened! A series of three cool horror titles to cool down the summer nights.
No More Fear
In December 2010, the people of Tunisia, frustrated by unemployment, economic instability, government corruption, and a steady erosion of individual rights, began widespread protests against president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who had been the nation's leader since taking office in a coup d'etat in 1987. By the end of January 2011, Ben Ali had been swept from office, and a new democratic government had been voted in. Filmmaker Mourad Ben Cheikh followed the revolution as it took place, and this documentary was the first film to reach theaters on Ben Ali's overthrow and the uprising that brought new leadership to Tunisia. The film features newsreel footage of the demonstrations, interviews with a number of the key players in the movement, contributions from Tunisians of all walks of life on the abuses of the old regime and their hopes for the future, and a look at an artist creating a collage that will tell the story of this key event in the Arab Spring of 2011.
A Midsummer Night's Dream
The 2011 staging, by Heliotrope Shakespeare Productions, featuring Carol Jacobanis, Steven Eng, and Ron Dreyer.
Miss Boys! Kessen wa Kôshien!?-hen
Sakamoto Masami is a first year student who likes basket but he has an explosive personality, his bad behaviour makes his sempais to ask the teacher to kick his ass from the club for two weeks.
His expulsation of two weeks has a condition, he needs to join the cheerleaders club in order to learn how to respect people. But that club has a strange tradition...
Black Blood
Not everything is progress in China. Less and less rain means that the inhabitants of Inner Mongolia have to do everything to survive. For instance, sell their own blood. And in order to sell enough blood, you have to drink. A drama of fate shot in impressively expressive black-and-white. In a remote mountain village in the northwest of China, close to a nuclear test zone, the poverty-stricken Xiaolin sells his blood to pay his daughter’s school fees. Together with his wife Xiaojuan, he tries to set up a business. At first that seems very lucrative, but then fate strikes: it turns out that both Xiaolin and Xiaojuan are infected with HIV.
Who Murdered Carolyn Matthews?
This ground-breaking true crime documentary details the chilling story of Australia's most infamous contract killing.
Operação plástica com Flávio Freitas
The solitary and beautiful adventure of the artist Flavio Freitas in his daily work. The artist in his studio. The artist in private. The artist's work. The artist's thoughts: the creative process, observational drawing, daily discipline, creating and selling, the history of the studio in Ribeira, spirituality.