Yellow Ball
Screened at Alternative Film/Video Belgrade Festival 2014.
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Screened at Alternative Film/Video Belgrade Festival 2014.
Hong Kong movie
Chroma-key and Labyrinth is a short video made using the Chroma key compositing technique and delicate camera movements. This video juxtaposes two kinds of "hand movements": a cable- worker's hands installing cables and
Ashley, a Mexican-American teenager living in California, dreams of graduating high school and going to college. But when ICE raids threaten her family, Ashley is forced to become the breadwinner, working days in the str
Women are offered as a sexual sacrifice to the Devil.
This workout has only five exercises, but by the time you’re done, you’ll have completed more than 350 reps and worked your entire body. Level: Intermediate. Works Well For: Muscle Building Equipment Needed: Dumbbells
Long overlooked yet hugely influential, a towering Jewish American humanitarian finally receives her due in this inspiring biography of the visionary Zionist and women’s rights leader who helped shape modern Jewish life.
Sheep pass through a gate and enter a courtyard; a man counts them as they pass.
A famous writer, Julio Pimente, in the prime of his career needs to write another bestseller but his daughter gets kidnapped.
The oldest remaining film in Korea sets in the 1920s for enlightenment
In the countryside of Minas Gerais, Nando and Chico seek answers to the disappearance of Maria, their younger sister. Meanwhile, strange invasions occur in the neighborhood, and what the brothers don't imagine is that bo
The documentary on Solovki — Russian islands in the White Sea, which monastery served as a gulag prison camp in the Soviet Union. The director shoots the monastery restoration process and reconciles it with the history o
Forty-one separate shots that have been appropriated and excised from the Hitchcock classic Vertigo are repeated and transformed into a composite sequence of concentric rectangles. Each rectangle appears over the last an
Third part of an experimental television program led by Grandrieux questionning TV flux aesthetic, this film focuses on a single interview with Jean-Louis Schefer who delivers his hypothesis on man-made images of itself.
A stone riddled man moves towards a statue woman, between stone and flesh, earth and sky. Ancient cities, countryside roads unthread and mingle with memories and imagination.