Coal and Glass
Mary Lowe and Annie Nicholson tell their stories about working in the coal and glass industries in St Helen's when they were teenagers in the 1930s
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Mary Lowe and Annie Nicholson tell their stories about working in the coal and glass industries in St Helen's when they were teenagers in the 1930s
On a wintery, gloomy, imperfect day, I filled a glass halfway with water and placed it on the beach. When you look at the glass, is it half empty or half full? I say, whatever.
An experimental documentary based on recordings of people who tell us about the discovery of their identity and how they came out to their families and friends.
A man enters a museum of antiquities late at night to escape a monster lurking in the darkness.
A desktop postscript to FROM DEEP, reflecting on the past half-decade of sports' convergence with politics and race in American culture.
A man stalks a woman in her apartment. Entry in the Four4 Very Short Horror Film Competition, 2013.
After a guilt-ridden soldier takes a job in a subterranean psychiatric facility, he discovers that the hospital’s “redemption therapy” erases guilt by transferring it into living hosts — and that he’s the experiment’s or
A young man struggles with balancing success and relationships until he travels to a mysterious island in the Bahamas and discovers the secret of The Glass Window.
An encounter at a zoo between people and gorillas. The video blurs the relationship between the observer and the observed; the bias that people place upon an animal that has such human characteristics; the institutionali
An account of the processes used in the treatment of various types of glass and their different uses in a new Iranian factory. The director makes references to Charlie Chaplin's films through some scenes taken from "The
This exciting two disc collection includes a CD with rare classical works for glass armonica by Saint-Saëns, Mozart, and Beethoven. The DVD features interviews, the animated film The Angelic Organ, building glass armonic
Renown photographer Brian Scadden pushes against an age of impermanence by using 19th century processes in a 21st century world.
Light fractures across textured surfaces, manhole covers, subterranean tunnels, flickers of glass and neon. This hypnotic optical experiment pulses with urban dream-logic, as if glimpsed through a kaleidoscopic veil of m
Living through the COVID-19 pandemic, Hiroshi Atobe created a work that expresses the familiar sense of isolation, fear, and yet—hope.
A troubled young man living with his pregnant girlfriend finds his world turned upside down when his girlfriend's mother arrives and seems to know all of his darkest secrets and fears.
Carlos sleeps rough in an abandoned structure made entirely with walls of glass. He’s well known, and liked, by the locals, but addiction throws a shadow over everything.
Are you tired of spineless kooks crowding your favorite break? Watch as Captain Blackstoke and his depraved crew of point shredding swashbucklers destroy The Earl of Poon and his kook entourage. Jazz The Glass. The Pirat
A pessimistic Juneau is caught by her enraged roommate, Sera, once her diary is brought to her attention, allowing chaos to ensue.
What does the U.S. Democratic Party share with observational documentary? The promise and the problem of transparency. In a live performance from the forthcoming audio series "Trust Issues," Jason Fox explores the sixty-
After a messy breakup, Jess takes matters to the extreme when her ex comes begging for forgiveness.