Normandie, To bach
Normandy to Bach is a deeply personal yet carefully restrained love letter, both in form and content. As part of Film Letters series, it intertwines intimate narration with images from a journey through northern France.
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Normandy to Bach is a deeply personal yet carefully restrained love letter, both in form and content. As part of Film Letters series, it intertwines intimate narration with images from a journey through northern France.
Twenty-two years ago, identical twins Isabelle and Denise were born. At five, Isabelle protested against being called a girl. A few years later, Isabelle started using the name Sam. This is the story about Sam and his st
"Fearless: The Norman Whiteside Story" is a story about the footballer's rise and premature retirement. It highlights his record-breaking achievements at a young age, such as becoming the youngest player in the 1982 Worl
A normal day for misters Armando and Rogério do Cálcio (2023, Colorized)
Lil Qi works for publicity department of student union, editing promotional video of student union general election meeting. After clip is finished, a news from China Central Televison changed "the film".
Since creative activity is often associated with "those with surplus time and resources," political prisoners who dedicate their labor to outcomes unrelated to survival might seem to waste their time and strength. Yet, t
Once in December 2008, at the height of the crisis, when suddenly everyone owed someone a lot of money, a sniper suddenly shot at Arkady Rozhdestvensky, a local council deputy in one of the suburbs of Yalta. Rozhdestvens
Dennis Neal Vaughn's autobiographical short film, "Electric City" - Far From Normal, tells his personal life story of a man's journey from rural Central Illinois and a town named Normal to begin a new life in San Francis
Part Two of Peggy Ahwesh's Pittsburgh Trilogy
An examination of the filmmaker's childhood, femininity and identity, incorporating home movies of the filmmaker as an infant.
Focusing on both the strategic overview of the military invasion and on personal stories of heroism, this documentary delves into the events of June 6, 1944, and the Normandy invasion. Taking the Germans by surprise, All
Norman Granz is one of the most important non-musicians in the history of jazz and no one has made a greater contribution to the staging, recording and filming of jazz concerts. This series of performances from the prest
Norman has died and meditates about those who are still alive and about the one who killed him.
A genuine conversation with five Egyptian artists, who reveal their journeys of self-discovery, and how they stumble upon self-doubt along the road. They share snaps of their memories, personal insights, and doubts, divi