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In July 2005 a huge explosion in the Guatemalan Capital leads to the discovery of the historic archive of the National Police. On the grounds of the today's Police Academy used to be located the island, the secret prison
Lance Bangs interviews Thurston Moore about the Ecstatic Peace Archives.
Five Belgian graphic designers exceptionally open the doors to their archives, where past and present coexist. We visit Miche Wynants, Michel Olyff, Luk Mestdagh, Base Design and Atelier Brenda. The documentary takes us
When filmmaker Colleen travels to Raufarhöfn—a tiny, vibrant town on Iceland’s northern edge—she retraces the year her classmate Brian spent there 17 years earlier. Bound by a shared birthday and parallel journeys, their
For centuries, whispers have surrounded the Vatican's secret archives, where history, myth, and secrecy converge.
The book “Hanjin H.S” is a work devoted to archiving, a space for reflection on the material and editorial form to be given to the preservation of documents, particularly working documents. How can we report on a work e
Archivist and researcher Isabelle Ullern investigates the official archives of philosopher Sarah Kofman. “I become her ventriloquist”, she says. Digging into the archives, she brings back the memories of Sarah, who commi
This film depicts Bunleua Sulilat’s temple/sculpture garden 'Sala Keoku', located in northern Thailand. Passages of blackness sporadically dissolve under the fitful internal illumination of sparklers, which light up to r
In an essay and archival intervention, questions arise about the images of the 1968 national strike council.
A short portrait of Anthology Film Archives, New York s museum of independent cinema founded by Jonas Mekas in 1970. Features interviews with some of the workers including Mekas and some of his Lithuanian friends.
1. Boogie For George 2. Give Her The Gun 3. Space Child 4. Doctor, Doctor 5. Rock Bottom 6. Only You Can Rock Me
In this work of documentary fiction, an archivist attempts to put together the "lost years" of Eleanor Antinova, the once-celebrated black ballerina of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, when she returned to her native America