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Available episodes of missing movies by Mauritz Stiller.
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Available episodes of missing movies by Mauritz Stiller.
Francesco Maselli takes us by the hand through the events, and his own involvement with them, that have marked the culture and arts of the past century.
The mythologist Joseph Campbell wrote "a temple is a landscape of the soul." Fragments Of India explores this potential in the realm of video. Hindu, Muslim, and Jain architecture merge into a unified pattern of images.
Technological and economic developments have never moved as rapidly as in the last 50 years. The consequences are felt most strongly in developing countries, which have been catching up at lightning speed since the turn
Ordinary scenes: a market in South Laos ... Agencements of raw snapshots
This is an intimate portrait, made a year before his death, of writer Ludwig Hohl. Born in 1904, Hohl was admired by his peers Max Frisch and Friedrich Dürrenmatt (and later, Adolf Muschg and Peter Handke), but has long
Chris Petit's experimental take on "Dracula".
A young girl, Lily, suffers the loss of her boyfriend, Jake. The relationship with her and Jake's siblings is still unresolved, and looking forward to a weekend hangout, Lily hopes things will get better. Luckily, a new
Caballero Bonald: Fragmentos de navegante is a meta-documentary that blends memory, fiction, and poetry in a journey between Spain and Colombia, in which an actor learns to portray the author at three different stages of
Alaine's day hasn't been going great, partially because this isn't the first time they're experiencing the 27th of September in 1985. A strange film from two years into the future, a seemingly cursed VHS tape, and a myst
Mexican feature film
A fragment: Impressions of the atelier of painter Wolfgang Ernst (who also worked as a composer or the films of Kren and Schmid). Unfinished due to arguments while filming. First screened June, 1st 1995 as a loop with l
A short film about a woman's unhappiness after a failed love affair.
A man walks through the city of Paris. Mr. K. Just like the 30,000 families who place their last hope in S.'s circular, Mr. K. waits... and while he waits, we discover the pitiful face of French society at war...
Johann le Guillerm, the tightrope walker who had become one of the main characters in Middle of the Moment, decided to found a new circus and called it “Cirque Ici.” In the fall of 1997, we visited him on the first Europ