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Images from the maximum-security prison in Corcoran, California. A surveillance camera shows a pie-shaped segment of the concrete yard where the prisoners, dressed in shorts and mostly shirtless, are allowed to spend hal
A series of short films about mental health and addiction, covering multiple different genres.
In 1975, Italian director Enrico Januzzi began filming a giallo set in Rome - a feverish tale of a blind violinist who rises to first chair of the symphony, only to find herself stalked as a black-gloved killer murders h
When she realizes that her grandmother, the woman who raised her, is losing her sight, the director decides to explore the bond that unites them through the episodes of non-vision that these three generations share, the
Seeing New York by Yacht.
A unique documentary that looks at the political activities of the American Communist Party in the early to mid-twentieth century.
Drawing on Roland Barthes, Cameras are clocks for seeing incorporates text fragments from Barthes as stanzas interspersed into personal meditations on landscape photographs taken by my beloved as a teenager. As a curator
Seeing in the Dark (Remix) is an abstract experimental film. It is a re-edit of Seeing in the Dark, overlapping the timeline to create new impressions of the images.
The visually impaired comedy star heads to America's Silicon Valley to explore how cutting-edge technology could transform lives. From robots and driverless cars, to AI and the future of smart glasses, McCausland is exci
Yasui is the president of a large company. After the war, he wandered into the world of evil spirits, where he obtained a hidden treasure "Geomancer's Eye". With the magical power of this treasure Yasui received enormous
Andrew Marr interviews David Hockney about his exhibition A Bigger Picture at the Royal Academy, made up of works depicting the landscape of his native Yorkshire.
Acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns directs this engrossing documentary trilogy about the life and work of writer, philosopher, painter and publisher William Segal, a lifelong student of Eastern thought and Western spiritual t
Distorted footage and audio of people
Disappearing acts, or a longing for green. Based on an extract from Virginia Woolf's The Waves. Part of the "vaster than empires and more slow" cycle, filmic meditations on the fear, fragility, and stupor encountered in
A celestial body vibrates.
This short documentary provides discussion of how the fat suits and other make-up effects were done for the film as well as considerations of exactly the look. There's also some test footage of the make-up effects and in
A woman is interrogated by two police officers after she is accused of killing her boyfriend. Her defense? It wasn't a murder, because he wasn't a person, he was a robot... and he's not the only one.
A quick look at Denver's Rainbow Alley Youth Services Center. Local queer youth describe their lives and the role the center has had for them.
Despite the title’s twin references to eyesight, Ryan Ferko’s Strange Vision of Seeing Things is a film about unseen buildings and conflicts in Belgrade: those deliberately obscured, those unseeable to a tourist’s eyes,
Documentary charting the fascinating life and work of Lee Miller, a model for Vogue in 1920s New York who became the only female photojournalist to cover the Second World War. Having given up photography in later life an