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When a meek high-school girl discovers that she has the power to turn back time, she tries again and again to fix her mistakes while she drifts away from her best friend.
Immersion in the artistic restoration work carried out in the convent of San Francisco de Lima.
A short documentary featurette made for DVD about the film restoration of the original film negatives of the Eon Productions James Bond series. Focuses mainly on the 1960 Bond movies.
Through animated text, layered sound recordings and reimagined protest songs from the 1947 Egba Market women’s revolt, this immersive work creates a sonic redress to colonial narratives of Nigeria.
A study of flowers.
Frustrated journalist Paulo is ensnared by neighbor Marina, waitress and actress. She once seduced him in the elevator, and since then, she never let him go, even though she also never let go of her marriage. Trapped in
The time that Rests is a contemplative look at the daily life of the José Horwitz Barak Hospital, one of the oldest psychiatric facilities in Chile, located in the north of Santiago. It is not a film about madness, but a
Marysia, a postal clerk, travels to Vienna to work as Mr. Olszewicz's secretary as a result of a distorted telegram. Their first joint venture is to sign a contract with American industrialist Smith, pretending to be a y
This is the 7th installment in the "Banned from Broadcast" Series.
Old man awakens in a lonely mans life. A path must be made, "Here Rests My Home" is a symbolic will. In vastness they burst alienated, bass solos.
Former mobster Satoshi Narumi, who was laid off from a yakuza group and became a temporary employee at the Koenji Ward Office, is once again approached by evil forces.
Onyeka Igwe’s No Archive Can Restore You surveys the rustic, decaying interiors of the former Nigerian Film Unit building in Lago, viscerally evoking a history full of contingency – including colonial propaganda, institu
Animation based on the poetry of Andrée Chedid. A many-armed deity responds to the worship of kings, priests, dignitaries, jailers, and prisoners with surprising results.
Gaspar, an obsessive theatre director, sees his work threatening his relationship with Lola, who dreams of making a living from her music but is gradually giving up hope. Meanwhile, Victor, his childhood friend, who is i