Langkah Mayat

It revolves around a university indie punk band led by a woman named 'Langkah Mayat'.

Heenetiineyoo3eihiiho': Language Healers

Heenetiineyoo3eihiiho' (Language Healers) tells the story of Native Peoples striving to revitalize their languages.

Language Extension #4

Documentation of an exhibit at Gossman Gallery.

Gabrielle ou le saut de l’ange

Bruno, thirty-five, married, two children, becomes Gabrielle after ten years of suffering, doubt, but also determination. Gabrielle is now 50 years old. She has no regrets except the great pain of not seeing her children

Language of Circumnutation

The performer’s body explores its surroundings in the manner of a vine’s hooked tips—making contact, sometimes failing, and moving according to rhythms of delay and attunement.

Language and Me

A look at the role language plays for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, highlighting the work done by language custodians to preserve this important aspect of our cultural and social lives. Hosted by Jack Eva

Looking for "Looking for Langston"

Looking for "Looking for Langston" was made by Ada M. Patterson after learning about, but being unable to see, the classic Isaac Julien work.

Do You See What I'm Saying - Secrets of Body Language Made Simple

Did you know that during conversation, 60 to 90 percent of all communication is done through body language? Former counterintelligence operative Van Ritch understands this from professional experience, and in this reveal

Slowly I Move in Your Direction

Through archive material and interviews, the director approaches their grandmother and her difficult past. A careful examination of psychiatric journals and the memories of family members create a tenderly reflective doc

Langmani Haduk

Langmani Haduk is a Tripuri film in Kokborok language that portrays patriarchal norms through what may be referred to as "feudal familial romance."

Oh Say What They See: An Introduction to Indirect Language Stimulation Techniques

Shows indirect language stimulation techniques for children highlighting such concepts as child centered parallel talk, object centered description and self-talk.

Sign language for children with Lotte & Max - The Zoo

BERLIN. THE LANGUAGE OF MEMORY

How do we remember today? How do we relate to what links yesterday to today, past to present? What does it mean to be spectators of stories we never lived, of a history we can only read on books, see in images and hear f

Langkah Terakhir Pak Ngah

Pak Ngah, a middle-aged man who is a ghazal music art enthusiast and an expert in gambus playing in his village area. He is very worried that there will be no heir to continue the legacy of his art.

Breaking Language

Merging Argentinian Sign Language, dance, and documentary, Breaking Language presents the perspectives of four Deaf artists as they examine ideas of identity and resistance within a cultural and linguistic minority, the

What Language Does the Sea Speak? Yiddish in Tel Aviv

The translator of the Tanakh into modern Yiddish, the poet Yehoash (Shlomo Blumgarten), came to the land of Israel from New York in 1914 and settled in Rehovoth. He wanted to live in the ancestral land, and being ill wit

Lange Quarks Nacht 1

Sign language for children with Lotte & Max - Going outside

Voices of the world the extinction of language and linguistic diversity

Linguists investigate why some languages become global and others disappear and how language and identity are connected. They also discuss the state and fate of Livonian, Dogon, Mlabri, Changsha Hua, Naqxi, Pitjantjatjar

Prospects of A New Language

A kaleidoscopic postmodern collage odyssey, through several different films, set to the homonymous album.