Monolith
(USA, 12 min. Dir. Zenon Samuels) A young artist attempts to create the perfect painting, leading her on a downward spiral of unexpected and supernatural outcomes.
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(USA, 12 min. Dir. Zenon Samuels) A young artist attempts to create the perfect painting, leading her on a downward spiral of unexpected and supernatural outcomes.
A black and white experimental film visually representing the mental state of a woman during the pandemic isolation.
Gosha Beloborodov's experimental stand-up. The concert consists of short monologues about Gosha's life.
A young man with PTSD is forced to confront his past and the demon that haunts him.
A boy and a girl in a beach village, and the camera.
This behind-the-scenes film, drawing on rehearsal and performance footage, reveals how Robert Wilson created his unique one-man performance of Hamlet and captures the rich texture of Wilson’s multi-dimensional theatrical
"The last film produced by the Film Institute of the National University of the Litoral before its permanent closure, Monopolies reaffirms the enduring presence of modernist approaches and critical perspectives over the
Laure Prouvost Short.
Part essay film, part videopoem, Monolith braids found footage, documentary, experimental, 3D animation and narrative filmmaking devices to explore notions of collectivity, dissent, indigenous knowledge and time as a ser
In this first part of a series of audio-visual installations, video artist Eli Cortiñas shows humanoid robots, avatars, and chatbots engaging in monologs about the troubles of our times. We listen to their thoughts and c
The film approaches the truth of the "monster" that is said to occur when the participants have told up to 100 ghost stories. Includes episodes 26 to 50, including "On the Abandoned Train," "A Small Step," "Late Night Mi
Featuring extensive conversations with people in polyamorous relationships across different age groups, the documentary film tries to understand how they navigate emotions such as jealousy, insecurity and possessiveness
The Monolith sees all – for instance singing stop-motion bunnies making music. How could it not be weeping?
Artist David Brower reflects on his career from photographer to award-winning filmmaker and the transition from commercial work to multi-disciplinary art that feeds the soul.
The story is about the daily labor of an artist that is often hidden from the viewer. The student from the Imperial Academy of Arts works on his diploma painting 'Alarm bell' and continuing the traditions of the Russian
Monolith of Death Tour '96–'97 is a DVD by American death metal band, Cannibal Corpse. It was originally released in 1997 on VHS, but was re-released 5 years later on DVD in 2002. It features footage from various concert
dark and silent views to observe
Based on a traditional temple story.