Bye-Bye, Mail
In four minutes, the delicate and lyrical sensibility of a female filmmaker permeates the viewer's mind in this short film made up of only four shots. On a lightly rainy spring day, the filmmaker arrives at the beach wit
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In four minutes, the delicate and lyrical sensibility of a female filmmaker permeates the viewer's mind in this short film made up of only four shots. On a lightly rainy spring day, the filmmaker arrives at the beach wit
Suspecting the mail lady is delivering love letters to his mother, a tenacious young boy seeks help from an unhinged neighbor in an attempt to ease tensions at home.
Beekeeping is beautiful, but it’s broken. The extraordinary tale of why and what might be done to fix it BEGAN a century ago with a tragic bee epidemic, a Benedictine monk and a lifetime’s obsession that will change our
The second in a series of long distance collaborations with Josh Vidal carried out through the mail during lockdown.
On a bet with one of his practical-joking partners, a Los Angeles lawyer responds to an ad from a pretty Chicago magazine writer offering herself as a bridal candidate as an investigative reporting assignment, and then m
In this pre-Christmas reminder to mail early, filmmaker Norman McLaren used an electric vibra-drill to engrave the images on black film, and included the occasional "subliminal" burst of lettering, which he hand-scratche
Taken on the S.P. Railroad, near tunnel No. 9. The train comes rushing out of the tunnel and passes at full speed...
“Mail Myself to You” is an animated documentary which explores the legacy and future of the Oberlin College Mail Art Collection and the medium of mail art as a whole.
An animated colour film in which the artist has free rein to show how he thinks letters got from one place to another in the early days of Canadian transportation. The film's colour, style and sparkle make this view of t
HK horror flick
An updated version of the classic 1936 "Night Mail", this time using an aeroplanes and vans as well as trains, and with poetry by Blake Morrison.
Dating to 1957, "Men Mail and Machines" is a film presentation of the new electronic and automatic devices being installed in some of the major post offices of the nation in that era. This film shows the U.S. Postal Ser
Sail Mail depicts the fantastical journey of a letter travelling to its recipient, and was created as an ode to handwritten mail.
A young woman receives an ominous letter in the mail. There is a presence beyond her own.
In this experimental short film, Pierre Hébert explores perception using scratch animation, a technique employed by Norman McLaren. The title also refers to the acclaimed animator’s 1959 work of the same name.
A woman landed at the New Delhi Railway station in 1974 and claimed she was the Queen of Awadh. She asked to meet Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. She was the living answer to the question, ‘How do you become a Queen?’ This
Jessie Baird, the postmaster's daughter, handles the registered mail. Hankey, a gambler, seeing the men sending money away from the mining town, decides to rob the stagecoach of the mail bag. He orders Pete, a pal, to bo
Crime drama about a postal employee for the railways who is falsely accused of theft after a robbery on a train. His wife finds out who the real culprit is.