St. Adolf II
Art film about the painter Adolf Wolfli, 1864-1930, who was a schizophrenic patient who spent most of his life at the Waldau Institute, Bern. An attempt to view his paintings outside the context of psychotic art.
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Art film about the painter Adolf Wolfli, 1864-1930, who was a schizophrenic patient who spent most of his life at the Waldau Institute, Bern. An attempt to view his paintings outside the context of psychotic art.
This documentary is designed to present the lives and activities of Heinrich Himmler (head of the SS - the super police created by Hitler as the main tool of oppression - until 1928) and Adolf Eichmann (head of the Depar
Cathy and Martin Ward, a stereotypical North American suburban couple, fight for years to adopt five siblings from a remote Ukrainian orphanage. When they finally succeed, a new drama unfolds. A sensitive and emotional o
Brings you the warmth and bittersweet story of four siblings who tries to keep their family from growing apart.
Documentary seeks to answer why the majority of the German people were so willing to follow Hitler, even as he led them into war.
John, a freelance photographer from New York, recovers from a bad breakup by becoming the owner of a seductive android named Ana. Overtime he starts to realize that not everything is what it seems and that the artificial
A girl finds out she’s adopted on her fifteenth birthday. She goes through a journey full of twists and turns to find out who her real parents are, only to learn the true meaning of family along the way.
Documentary discussing former University of Kentucky basketball coach Adolph Rupp and specifically his record, actions, and attitudes towards racial integration. Rupp integrated the University of Kentucky basketball prog
The artistic temperament and interest of ancient Chinese have been embodied in their clothing with the use of silk and embroidery. The ancient Chinese clothing had not only deeply influenced traditional dress of Japan an
A sweet, sentimental story about two pre-teen girls, Adora and Willa, and their first experiences with tampons, kissing boys, and pregnancy in this inspiring tale of youth and innocence.
Adonis rests peacefully in the forest.
Tamy Ben-Tor, an Israeli-born, Brooklyn-based artist, ridicules Hitler in song, wig and moustache. The performance is bonkers, the subject matter brutal; a catchy ditty about genocide and women's bottoms, set to gestures
The odes of a traveler.
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