Aco Kabadaya
"Kabadaya" is a Turkish term, which is made up of the words "kaba" and "dahija" (daja), and most generally means a big boaster, bigot. Starting from this characteristic of the city Bitola, the authors of the film made in
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"Kabadaya" is a Turkish term, which is made up of the words "kaba" and "dahija" (daja), and most generally means a big boaster, bigot. Starting from this characteristic of the city Bitola, the authors of the film made in
Joel is the director of a musical theater play featuring the songs of Lupicínio Rodrigues. He and his girlfriend, Maria Rosa, star in the play. Joel's bad mood and rudeness cause her to grow closer to someone else.
Biopic documentary on football player Ronaldo Angelim, from his youth until his simple life nowadays in Northeast, after becoming hero of Flamengo in 2009 Brazilian Championship.
Set to the sultry sounds of a samba, this is the tale of a gay private detective hired by a desperate woman in search of her man. Hustlers, bath houses, jealousy and betrayal; all set to music you can dance to.
The members of the Macedonian hip-hop crew Chista okolina (Clean Environment) rap some of their tracks a capella.
For the centenary of the Fortaleza Esporte Clube, experts, players and fans remember the Brazilian football club's triumphs, trials and cultural legacy.
A film about the steel mill in Portugal.
Short film.
A world of strong colours between documentary and fiction, centered on the life and work of modernist painter Amadeo de Souza Cardoso.
A dying filmmaker gets one last chance to make a movie. It goes ... badly.
Starring Victoria Wood, Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Duncan Preston, with the snobby continuity announcer played by Susie Blake, Acorn Antiques was a mini soap opera set in a shop on the outskirts of Manchesterford. View
This project moves sound and image using wind movements. It shows the alteration of spectrograms with these motion vectors and applies a sound resynthesis.
Venezuelan Tv movie
Drawing from traditional West African dances and her own exploration of various European dances, Germaine Acogny developed the technique named for her: the Acogny technique. More than 50 years spent on the international