Would you still love me, if

A short film about the insecurities of how our bodies change with the coming of age

Bishop Paul S. Morton: Still Standing

Bishop Paul S. Morton -- pastor at Greater St. Stephen Full Gospel Baptist Church in New Orleans and a superb vocalist -- returns to his house of worship for the first time since Hurricane Katrina in this stirring gospel

The Still Life of Harley Prosper

As a child, Harley Prosper was chosen and trained to be the Shaman of a Cree community in Canada. Growing up, Harley rejects this responsibility and flees to Vancouver, defying the spirit that chose him. Confined in a ho

T.D. Jakes: Still Friends?

Preacher T.D. Jakes, the bishop of the nondenominational Potter's House church, shares his spiritual lessons about how to fortify friendships and relationships in this faith-based educational program. Discussing the real

Still Feeling Blue About Colour Separation

This film rephotographs over 200 internet-sourced images of ‘Macbeth ColorChecker’ cards on to super-8mm cyanotype emulsion. Macbeth Cards (precision tools in colour film processing), were a popular accessory for small-g

We Still Have the Deep Black Night

Karen sings and plays the trumpet in a vigorous rock band in Brasilia, but no one there is interested in it. At 27, she has lost hope in the city her grandfather helped to build. She follows in the footsteps of her ex-pa

All My Heroes Still Wear Masks

An introduction to the Animal Liberation Front with underground footage from the 1980s to the present, using the campaign against Huntington Life Sciences as a case study of the need for direct action. Includes footage a

And Still, We Dreamt of Paradise!

Cinema is here presented as a kind of dance without music, and its performers are also the creators of the spectacle. How to deal with organisation and bureaucracy, many times oppressive, some dispersive? And what is the

still (despite the push of the heavy wind)

A melancholic man going through life in Paris struggles to find meaning as his memories, nightmares, and day-to-day existence converge into one.

out of touch (franklinia still life)

the franklinia flower, now extinct in the wild, appears here as a printed image (a drawing from 1782) pinned against a kitchen wall. hand and figure move disjointedly. the light of day gives way to electricity, to darkne

Still Running: The Egan Del Story

This documentary follows camera store owner Egan Del, exploring his passion for photography, his deep connection with people, and the artistry behind the lens of his craft.

Ronny & Ragge: Still Pöking Extra Allt

Still Game: Live at the Cottiers Theatre - Glasgow

Jack, Victor, and Winston are old-age pensioners who live in a tower block outside Glasgow. One day, the lift breaks down, leaving them stuck in Victor's flat—where they talk about sex, death, family, and neds. Oh, and o

Dry Agents Still on the Job

A Hearst Metrotone News reel.

The Ice That Still Supports Us

This documentary reflects people's desire to be happy in a rapidly changing world, even if that world is as delicate as spring ice. The film looks at the life of the Estonian coastal people on the ice road through the ey

The Bullet is Still in My Pocket

Mohamed is a soldier who finds himself in Gaza after the defeat in the 1967 War. He returns to his native village feeling broken and depressed after witnessing the deaths of his fellow soldiers. He still loves Fatima but

The Inspired Island: Still Young

A documentary about a Taiwanese poet Wu Sheng.

I Still Believe in These Words

Follows the punk rock band 7 Seconds on their 1985 summer tour of the United States and Canada

Blessed: Still We Believe 2

This engaging documentary follows rabid Boston Red Sox fans, focusing on two of the team's most devoted supporters -- columnist Mike Barnicle and Chris Wertz, who owns a sports bar in enemy terrain: New York City. As the

A Still Untitled Cat Documentary

A man starts documenting the search for a missing cat after finding a lost poster on the street. What begins as a small personal investigation slowly turns into an absurd obsession filled with surveillance, theories, and