Blaming the Innocent
One of the last celluloid films created during the rise of the Nollywood film industry. Film adaption of the homonymous novel written by Umaru Danjuma Katsina in the early 80s. Set in post-independence northern Nigeria t
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One of the last celluloid films created during the rise of the Nollywood film industry. Film adaption of the homonymous novel written by Umaru Danjuma Katsina in the early 80s. Set in post-independence northern Nigeria t
Master jazz saxophonist John Coltrane performs three signature pieces in this rare 1963 black-and-white television appearance. The show features the Impulse Classic Quartet: Coltrane on tenor and alto sax, McCoy Tyner on
Mexican feature film
Deep in an overgrown jungle of abandoned concrete ruins, a young woman awakens with no memory and no way out. When she finds and protects a helpless baby, time begins to warp—the child rapidly grows into a man, turning t
A loose sequel to "Self Reflection", "Inner Reflection" is about art, memories, filmmaking, and the director themselves, told through disconnected visuals and a man suffering from violent delusions.
Paranormal Activity isn't limited to graveyards, abandoned prisons and sanitariums.
The day innocence died was October 7th, 2023. Israelis woke up to a barbaric attack by Hamas. But a double atrocity took place in the following weeks and months. Israel was blamed for inviting the carnage. This feature
On the run, slipping between dreams, two drifters lose themselves across the South of England.
"Another student stop motion film made at the Savannah College of Art & Design. This one was made in 2003 in an Advanced Animation class and was a collaboration between myself and director, Scott Spencer." -Bennett Cain
what happened inside my body... who's there...
Part of Bill Viola’s Transfiguration series, The Innocents explores the presence of the dead in the world of the living. The video documents a boy and a girl who slowly approach out of the darkness and into the light. Sh
1960 Arabic-language film by Hasan El-Emam.
Short film by Christopher Nixon. Winner of the International Festival of Cinema and Technology 2002-2003 World Tour for Best Short Film.
Every 7 seconds in American a child is victimized by a bully. Adults who witness these attacks will only intervene 4% of the time. 11% of the time a friend will come to the victim's aid... and become a victim themselves.
Several years after the fact, two young men victims of the same pedophile relate this terrifying episode of their childhood. Buried memories, secrets revealed. Silences and lowered eyes weigh as much as words.
Jean-Paul Kelly's elegant and enigmatic The Innocents is partially constructed around a shot-by-shot re-enactment of segments from the Maysles brothers' 1966 documentary With Love from Truman, with Kelly ingeniously reca
Some believe crypto-currency is the future; others believe it's a scam. What's the truth about this so-called disruptive technology? A software engineer with 40+ years of experience weighs in with logic, reason and evide
Who would move into the former home of an infamous serial killer, where seven bodies were found buried in the backyard? Tom Williams and Barbara Holmes, it turns out. "The House is Innocent" debuted at the Tribeca Film
What is really going on in the deserted seaside town of Innsmouth?
This experimental film is an attempt to convey the hobo's thoughts as he wanders through the various spaces. Observing space is intriguing and raises questions - what is similar to what? Does the bicycle have a soul? Wha