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A documentary that shows the life of trans people, their daily lives, and experiences. It makes clear terms and definitions still unknown to the general public and puts identity as a common need in the human experience.
A group of friends went to shoot their film project, but never returned. A few days later, their camera was found.
The critic Max Nelson asks Amit Dutta a series of ten questions. He replies in the form of a video essay.
A question of identity? First of all what they claim: their city, their Kabylie, their 20 years. Young people from immigrant backgrounds, Farid, Naguib and Abdel Ouab Taalba claim all the more clearly their desire to be
An essay film about the cinema.
A teenager ponders on happiness, asking himself whether the present is really happy.
Take a weird world tour with a crew of alien explorers! Their mission: Unwrap the secrets of mummies and other ancient mysteries. Captain Rip Rayon and his crew search for hidden treasure in the Great Pyramids, ponder th
In Culture Wars the civil war for cultural values being fought by right-wing conservatives and gay activists is chillingly depicted: after activists convince authorities to acknowledge the 1990 murder of Julio Rivera in
God designed humans to be curious about the world and universe around them. This is especially obvious in children. Most of their questions are pretty easy. But what about the questions that can stump even mom & dad? Wh
Observing life, On question of human need for deliverance.
Young Aboriginal people who are traditional custodians in Victoria explore the Treaty process with questions, concerns and their opinions. Sharing their insights into what has been happening and what needs to happen.
In this film, which takes place to the rhythm of Schubert's Military March, the point, this first form, by its multiplication and the chosen orientations, allows us to see how it can be chained to form lines, shapes, sur
I GOT QUESTIONS, the debut comedy special from award winning standup comedian John Crist is a joyride of non-stop merriment. Crist's undeniable wit combined with his feel-good comedic sensibility will have you in tears.
Released in 1970, this lesser-known work is a powerful cinematic essay that speaks out against religious fundamentalism and the violence of communalism.
Theo Eshetu uses the manipulation of television language as a means for artistic expression. His work unites a formal research on the grammar of video with themes taken from anthropology so as to create personal statemen
Strings together what's strung together (please use yr tether).