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Two interlocutors, a voiceless teacher and a voiceless student have a digressionary conversation about the history of education along the U.S.-Mexico border at the site of two different schools marked by genocidal coloni
A film by Nicole Matti
It is a visual record of long-lasting open wounds, Chinese medical progress, and the disappearance of memory. This documentary examines the current plight of a small group of elderly Chinese peasants who have been suffer
8mm film by Maeda Toshiyuki
Experimental film on 16mm by Ioan T. Morar as part of Kinema Ikon.
As a dementia sufferer drifts in and out of her previous lives, audience feels the pain and pleasure of her past and current relationships. Either she has lost touch with the reality or she is closer to the reality than
FORGETTING JUNE tells the story of a young happily married couple who are seriously in love . Suddenly the wife gets into a fatal accident and the man thinks she is dead. And decides to date her best friend. And now real
Based on a fairy tale by Sergei Sedov. This film is about a king who suddenly forgets what he did, what he should do, where he is going, a film about those moments that push us out of the usual circle of actions and acti
In this glitchy video, a person is brought to tears eating garlic while listening to music.
A nameless man lives alone on what he calls 'An Island of Forgetful People.' The man himself has no memory but keeps a catalogue of diaries documenting his past, through which he is able to construct some semblance of se
Awakening is about the soul of an old woman travelling back to her youth. She unveils a buried secret that has haunted her for years and hinders her from moving onto the next life.
A short film written and directed by David Comeaux. Shot on the Canon C500mkii with v35 cine primes, in partnership with Northwest Camera Co, for the first "Home For The Holidays Film Fest"
A man stalks a woman with the intent of feeding on her clothes.
Tactical Forgetting is a computer-supported exercise that tackles the issue of digital memory and distributed events that need to be forgotten either because of their sensitive content, or because of community safety. Na
This man, through some anomaly in his nature, does not scorn that archaic humanity of the past. He is seized first by curiosity, then by compassion. He wants to understand these gestures of a time that still wounds. Face
Alzheimer's, a devastating disease that is the fourth leading cause of death for the elderly population, is a form of dementia that affects millions of Americans. It holds a terrible fate for those it strikes, but it is
Julia Parks' The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk offers up precise descriptions – and the poems of Cumbrian writer Kate Davis, which diligently recount the process of learning to walk following a childhood diagnosis of poli
