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In the later stages of her research into the history of cinema made by women, Katja Raganelli became interested in Margery Wilson, then one of the very few living women who had been able to direct fiction features during
This film recounts tales of inspiring stories of courageous Afghan girls and women living within Afghanistan - the great testaments of human resilience. These are tales of women who fight not only for their rights but f
The documentary explores Louis Couperus through his novels, short stories and letters. His childhood in the Dutch East Indies and his later perspective on colonial society shaped his writing, as did his experience of ali
Following the sudden closure of the historic chairlifts connecting Sofia to Vitosha Mountain, this documentary uncovers the complex history of their construction, commercial exploitation, and ultimate decline. The film e
Documentary on the rise and fall of the Danish silent film industry.
Ben Model discusses scoring music for silent movies.
From 1896 to 1927, over 80 women directed films worldwide.
The film is dedicated to the centennial of cinema and, through a pastiche of excerpts from Balkan silent films, pays tribute to a cinema that has been almost completely forgotten. Old photographs and a modern- day train
Documentary on the cult Christmas horror classic Silent Night, Deadly Night.
An insightful study of Filipino American family dynamics and psychologies, SILENT SACRIFICES delves into the cultural conflicts Filipino immigrants and their American-born children encounter on a daily basis. Frank discu
Together with the crew, Paweł Kędzierski managed to record the statements of nine cichociemni, including the only woman from this distinguished group - Elżbieta Zawacka, pseudonym "Zo". Two of the film's characters did n
A visual essay by writer and filmmaker Jon Spira exploring the evolution of Silent Running's screenplay
This award winning documentary film explores the growing global threat of genetically engineered trees to our environment and to human health. The film features renowned geneticist and host of PBS' The Nature of Things D
The turn of the 20th century witnessed a renewed sense of optimism among Californians who were bouncing back from the economic depression of the 1890s. One wonderful aspect of the era was the multitude of grandiose schem
Its about a gay guy trying to seduce another guy in red shirt
Using a metaphor of peeling skin, images from the film-maker's family history are combined with black and white images of famous paintings. A woman is seen being physically manipulated into each of the archetypal represe
"If we are silent, we participate in the evil that is happening in the world. I have to say what I think." George Edelstein has always adhered to this principle: both in his former secular life and during his years of ch
Through her very real subject Edgar Figner, director Nathalie Alonso Casale offers us an intimate sense of the 21st-century Russian zeitgeist. A true alchemist, Mr. Figner has spent his life in Leningrad (St. Petersburg)