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Eight-year-old Juniper Woodbury films a "bee's-eye-view" of a flower arrangement, explaining the different parts of flowers and their purposes.
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Eight-year-old Juniper Woodbury films a "bee's-eye-view" of a flower arrangement, explaining the different parts of flowers and their purposes.
A young girl, neglected by her parents, encounters an otherworldly entity and seeks solace in it.
Documentary short from Emil Langballe
The film chronicles Angel's over-a-year journey striving in Shanghai from another city, during which she navigates three romantic relationships.
A boy falls in love with a deaf and mute girl and has to find a way to communicate his feelings for her.
This visually stunning release from the BluScenes series offers high end, high definition ambient programming of a colorfully blooming garden, shot on advanced cameras, and provided in 1080p. The program features seamles
Originally an idea spawned for use in a school project, Flowerbed is Victor Corleone's first short film.
Esteemed thinkers and practitioners in the field of music, Jack Callahan and Jeff Witscher perform at Nick Klein's "Bring The Flowers To The Theatre".
Adán is a resident of San Salvador Atenco, one of the main populations that have spoken against Mexico City’s New International Airport (NAICM). He, by reminiscing his past, tells us the reasons why he has defended his s
Digging up family roots on a trip to Kindsjön, Sweden.
Flowers from the Fields is a documentary that follows the life of 5 half-Filipino, half-foreign children: Hanna, Waltker, Inah and the brothers Marius and Daniel, as they grow and dwell in the titular Fields, a nickname
A short story about two awkward neighbours, gardening, freelance life and an irrational feeling of being watched.
After a three year, five month, and nine day silent treatment, Fran Flowers searches for new ways to gain attention.
Set a peaceful atmosphere with these spectacular scenes set to soothing music and sounds of nature.
ART-SCHOOL live at Shibuya-AX Novenber 11, 2005.
In Inage, Japan, my grandmother lives a quiet, sunny life. my grandfather, who dies three years ago, has never disappeared from her life.
A flow of funny scenes inspired by paintings of René Magritte.
An ongoing exploration of resonance as a model for intra-action between tech, humans, and the more-than-human.