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Nescafe Blues Festival, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Nescafe Blues Festival, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Following a Scottish community devoted to perhaps the world's greatest monster myth. Their efforts are disrupted by the arrival of an ambitious scientist who begins a definitive search for the Loch Ness Monster.
The hornets' nest
They wander through an infinite emptiness. A couple and she, the woman. They feel an inexplicable bound, in the night, in the world: outside. Their encounter can only occur in the empty room. One by one they can enter th
When I look up at the night sky, I sometimes feel like I am on a planet called Earth. During the day, plants communicate with the sun. Spiders climb the sky. I wanted to try carefully editing footage of the natural world
In the last 20 years, the Delhi region has turned into one of the world's major industrial hubs. The required workforce is recruited from India's poorer regions, where survival is being made more and more difficult for t
Umar, a student, is tasked by his wise teachers to carry out community service in the aftermath of Mount Kelud’s eruption.
Here it is: the world's first and only movie entirely made by one person. Winnipeg based multi-mullti-hyphenate Daniel Robinson wrote, produced, directed, shot, edited and stars in NESTOR. A man wakes up in a snowdrift i
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A short film by Gérard Collin.
A documentary focusing on our relationship with the animal kingdom as seen through a group of people whose love of the hippopotamus binds them together.
Can love be replaced by material property? The film is a tragicomic and intimate portrait of an ageing couple from the Slovak countryside. They have been living in debt and repairing their house in the hope that their ch
Happiness is a tautological state. Why is one happy? Because he or she is happy. It’s very simple. And it smells good. Still happy than one can be happy. This video was produced for Manif d’art 2003 in Québec focussing o