Esperanza Spalding: Radio Music Society
Esperanza Spalding’s visual album for her fourth studio album Radio Music Society.
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Esperanza Spalding’s visual album for her fourth studio album Radio Music Society.
"Starring Saul Levine, with some of his camerawork. First part: Birth from the water; Second: in the City with Janet, mostly in darkness; third: a bridge of scratches and flashing splices; ending with his dance on the be
A tribute to the great filmmaker Agnès Varda
"Chicha, Hope and Pain" addresses the emblematic figure of Chicha Mariani, founder of the "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo." It is structured in two phases: that of hope, that of the young journalist Juan Martín Ramos
"The palm trees on the reverse are a delusion; so is the pink sand". This line, taken from a poem by Margaret Atwood, lights the path traced in "Postcard". As the years go by, landscapes transform, take on new meanings,
This documentary, known in English speaking countries as "By Cross and Sword", is about the yearly festivity called "La Morisma de Bracho", which is a reenactment of biblical stories and episodes from the Crusades. More
Portrait of Mikel Aboitiz. Arroyo Esperita, Delta of Tigre, January 2016.
The Casa de Campo is one of the largest public parks in the world, a real forest. In the images, its 2019: the green of the earth shining anew for us or the children's unexpected use of bridges and ponds. In the sounds,
A house in ruins bothers a lot of people, a body in ruins bothers a lot more.
Leo awakens in a spaceship he does not know. He does not remember anything, neither of his past nor of the reasons why he is alone on a ship with an unknown destination. The only thing you can do is go ahead and prove yo
A film of a dying world populated by mythic creatures and spirits, our personal meditation on nature and the environment captured on Super 8 film.
A man waits for the bus in vain. In vain? Well, if the bus is delayed, then it's coming soon.
The Navy left the island of Vieques, Puerto Rico in 2003 due to local protests. They left behind toxic waste from bombs tested for Vietnam and other wars. Today, only one-third of the island is habitable, and now residen
Dina Moscovici films a portrait of Bogotá.