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This documentary tells the story of Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who traveled to Budapest in 1944 to rescue as many Jews as possible. In less then six months he managed to save thousands of Hungarian Jews from th
In a secluded spot at the eastern end of New Zealand's Waiheke Island lies Connells Bay where John and Jo Gow, passionate and well-known in art and sculpture circles have established the Connells Bay Sculpture Park where
Walls Have Feelings is a hypnotic montage of cinematographic, photographic and literary references wired together with excerpts from YouTube videos, TV series, advertisements, generic footage, animations, and newly-filme
Shannon tells the story of the cowboy and the artist while painting his chaps.
Shannon bravely adds color to a blue and white portrait. This episode is about losing your fear of painting people. You'll also get some great lessons in glazing and scumbling.
Children create fearlessly and with great passion. Learn how to connect with your inner child and paint from your imagination.
Wally is an average human. Nothing special about him. Some would even call him below average. He thinks himself a hero, but he's always causing more problems than he solves. He wants to become the face of the world, but
UoR FT3/AD adaptation of 'The Yellow WallPaper' (1892) by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
What do you desire most? Wallpaper Man will provide
How can we express walls? Literally, personally and in society, either at a distance or intimately between two dancers, through the movements of the waacking dance style.
A History (Very Brief) of Wallingford in Seattle Washington, USA.
Ruva and Fro are illegal Zimbabwean immigrants in South Africa. They work as rubbish sorters with the hope of one day returning to Zimbabwe and building a future for themselves there. On one of their routes, they come ac
Walls could talk. Photographs of Metro Manila’s public walls, taken sporadically on a span of 3 years, are turned into moving images amidst the sound of a nervous, foreboding drum — each frame moving faster, shakier, mor
Father and son. Secrets separate them, unspoken and unembraced grudges. A wall that keeps the silences, the held back tears, the glances and shy contact. Lack of communication. Despite this, the longing to embrace him, a
A black filmmaker's trip to Scotland leads to an exploration of Scottish Caribean history.
In the shadows there are glimmers of light.