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Bugs Bunny gushes with excitement over the end of school, but while stopping to wonder why he's excited about this at his age, he runs into a tree and has a flashback to his youth, when he was just as excited about the e
Meeting Phil Huber, the real puppeteer behind Being John Malkovich.
The trace is similar to the index, but there is a more complex relationship to the original referent because the trace is at once a repetition and an erasure. In his 1974 film The Portrait of Père Tanguy, Goldstein trace
This heartfelt film is a meditation on friendship, community, and connection. Inspired by Carrie Mae Weems’ Kitchen Table Series, it captures the quiet yet profound moments of a young person sharing life with their frien
The fight for survival in one of Tokyo’s vanishing geisha districts. Documenting everything from ancient moss-covered woodlands to the streets of his old Brooklyn neighbourhood, Japanese photographer and Wallpaper contri
Film by visual artist Vítor Pomar.
Twenty-seven year old Altine is a mother of two, living on the plains of Northern Senegal. As we watch her going about her daily chores, rhythmically threshing the millet, cooking over an open fire, she tells us of her a
Deaf artist James Castle drew on his upbringing in rural Idaho as well as his profoundly silent inner world to create haunting paintings, sculptures and collages. He often used found objects and homemade tools to bring h
Part parody, part tribute, this lesbian period drama set in modern-day Brighton tells the story of a lady whose life is turned upside down when she meets a charismatic artist with a dubious French accent.
A glimpse of the backstage work of the Center’s draftsman, modelmaker, and scenic painter. The 32-minute documentary features CCP’s master scenic artist, tracing his early beginnings up to his retirement through conversa
A collective, moving self-portrait of Polish painters of the turn of the century, composed of paintings presented at the exhibition "Symbolism in Polish art" at the National Museum in Warsaw in 1985.
A personal documentary that, through archival family footage, shows the relationship between the director and her grandmother. It follows the experience of slowly losing her as her illness progresses, how she processed i
Vaschel: Portrait of a Paper Bag documents the life and relationships of Vaschel—a French Canadian paper bag hand puppet—following the first several years of his life in New Jersey, Boston, Philadelphia, and his triumpha
Writer, musician and filmmaker Chris Wade explores the life and career of legendary movie director KEN RUSSELL, one of cinema's most innovative and daring figures. Featuring new interviews with his son Xavier, and collab
An experimental investigation of the vagina as an individual living organism. Throughout art history, the female body has been depicted as a passive figure and object. It’s time to understand it as active, with a voice,
The lives, hopes, and stories of a group of young motorcycle racers aged 8 to 14.
A short film by Maria Lassnig, shot from 1971-74.
As serial killer Peter Tobin awaits his third murder conviction, investigators from the British televisions series Real Crime look back at his twisted life. Deemed too dangerous to ever be released from prison, police be
How a shy young man living off odd jobs became the funniest and most popular cartoonist in French-speaking Switzerland.
Rita Duffy’s new work, Anatomy of Hope, looks at the current Covid-19 pandemic. Throughout, Rita has avoided some of the self-regarding tendencies of the art world and tried to engage with her audience in as direct a way