The Human Saw
It's a movie from 2002.
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It's a movie from 2002.
A wild man in wilderness is nothing extraordinary, it is something easily imagined. But how to live in wilderness as an urban, civilised person? How to strike a balance between harmony with nature and participation in th
Starting in the 1890s, millions of Europeans and Americans encountered “native” Africans in person for the first time in so-called “human zoos.” This strange but once popular form of “entertainment” was long forgotten. S
Documentary on the USSR
LGBTI activists in Nepal fight for the recognition of a 'third gender' category. Religious leaders in Malawi come face to face with the very people that they condemn. In Fiji, a school teacher challenges his students to
This short film focuses on Bess, considered to be the smartest horse in the movies, as she works with her trainer.
Scientists have struggled for centuries to pinpoint the qualities that distinguish humans from the millions of other animal species with which we share the vast majority of our DNA. Now we explore those traits once thoug
Film by Nicole Van Goethem
After the Japanese defeat to the Russians, Kaji leads the last remaining men through Manchuria. Intent on returning to his old life, he faces great odds in a variety of different harrowing circumstances as he and his men
Popeye is trying to take a nap, but he's plagued by house flies that keep landing on him. He gets rid of most of them, but one in particular seems bent on making Popeye's life miserable, particularly after Popeye makes t
Lucie and Jean-Michel are grappling with an existential crisis and a computer crash.
Chapter Three from 'The Angela Chapters'.
Italian silent western.
A gothic tale of mysticism and violent crime. Two women go out into the fringe of rural culture to seek a revelation. They get trapped in a fierce place, and one murders a man with an ax after she has a vision that he is
Directed by Kensaku Suzuki. "...about the unemployed and women forced into prostitution, subjects which most producers, then as now, tended to avoid." - Donald Richie, Japanese cinema: film style and national character.
Whyte's observations and research show why some urban open spaces such as the Seagram Plaza in New York City attract people and why others are unsuccessful.