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A film about looking and the human need to see and understand the world, and about the limits of the sensory system, as the mind penetrates deeper into matter, time and space.
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A film about looking and the human need to see and understand the world, and about the limits of the sensory system, as the mind penetrates deeper into matter, time and space.
An unfinished 3D film using the Pulfrich filter. "We travel by train through the mountains of central and northern Italy, 3-D country; the Alps, there are a lot of them. Some great numbers accompany: "Smoke Gets In Your
Released in 1922.
Re-works an old alphabet film to explore one girl's acquisition of language in the age of digital reproduction and manipulation. With elephants and giraffes.
A sadness rolls over me as I gaze into the entrails of this pandora's box and my shadow cranks a lost appendage for the sake of ontological tangents and bewitched spaces. I want you to witness The Hallucinatory Zone of N
It's not a simple ABC, this found footage alphabet by Volker Schreiner. Schreiner reveals his qualities in collecting and choreographing footage from classic (Hollywood) films. The concept of alphabetical ordering is loo
A short comedy about two people who bond over their love and embodiment of Alpacas.
Food and sex: with all the benefits that come with being the alpha male, it's no surprise that male apes work so hard to get to the top.
A pirate named Rudder travels to Alphabet City and wanders through the city to find her identity.
A tale of resistance from Northern Italy.
Taking "on the edge" to a whole new stratosphere. Follow Austrian trials mountain biker, Tom Oehler, on his mission through the Dolomites, taking on the most exposed and extreme MTB trails he could find. Why not take you
The commentary, in their language, of my bestiary filmed by three young women: Eloisa: Brazilian; Giovanna: Italian and Nelcy: Colombian.
The Alphabet of Feeling Bad shows an experimental interview with the theorist and activist Ann Cvetkovich. Cvetkovich’s performance, which is based on conversations with the filmmaker, defines terms from A to Z such as ’
Kren’s last film to include any direct reference to Otto Muehl is 12/66: Cosinus Alpha, a 10-minute film that completes a cycle of elaborate sensual montages and materials.
In a mental hospital a police Inspector Rudi's interview is underway with a patient named Satya. The patient was the leader of a group of students who conducted an experiment called Alpha Project. This group consists of
"The Lord created the world and in it’s centre he set the Alpenland (alpine country), the paradise on earth." – The Tyrolean version of the history of creation begins roughly like that, in which Pirchner is entrusted wit
A film by Donna Cameron