James Broughton reads his poetry over various images.
Scattering Stars is a paen to light, a glittering bodice of a film that rapturously unfolds its subject with a shimmering luminosity.
The film is inspired by the architecture of the building of the CAC, Contemporary Art Center in Vilnius.
This latest work by Finnish artist Jani Ruscica alternately describes locations in words, images and music.
Homicide detective Mike Conovan investigates the shooting of fellow detective Monigan…who apparrently was moonlighting as guard for a bookie. He finds that all the bookies in town are being robbed, most upsetting to the racket bosses who can’t get normal police protection.
A recently single man finds solace in his upstairs neighbors’ seemingly perfect relationship – until he suspects one of them is cheating.
The widow’s houseboy and the divorcee’s chauffeur bet on which will bed the other’s employer first in this satire from director Paul Bartel (Eating Raoul).
Two old friends become stranded in the desert and are forced to confront their longstanding relationship.
A filmed interview with Pierino Massenzi, a production designer who’s worked on Brazilian films and foreign films, at his home in São Bernardo do Campo. He was born in Italy and worked as a production designer on over 40 films during the ’50s and ’60s.
Carlo and Silvia are married since twenty years. He lives with a young lover, while Silvia lives in their original flat. Their ‘regular’ menage changes when also Silvia starts meeting others men, and in particular a young and violent neo-fascist.
A girl who was sold as a geisha finds that her mother has turned prostitute and she is unable to leave because of her lack of family. At 63 she is left alone and lonely.
The story takes place on the Riviera, where the title character may or may not be involved in various shades of skullduggery, including murder. The film’s highlight involves a coffin containing the body of a man who committed suicide – or, did he?
An adventurous nine-year-old comes of age in Luxembourg during the German occupation.
Charles A. Ridley of the British Ministry of Information assembled this irreverent propaganda reel from the copious ready-made kitsch of Leni Riefenstahl’s Triumph of the Will
In 1988, we watched a lot of tapes of horror films, with curiosity. It has taken some pictures of monsters that has mixed with shots of TV, movies, and a sequence of a porn movie. A portion of this material was treated with harsh chemicals.
After a hip injury as a result of a fall, Neil Woodard enters a nursing facility unhappy with the changes occurring in his life.
Samantha and Alan are getting married, but William Haskins isn’t pleased. He grabs a train south to London and begins shadowing Samantha as she tries to get on with married life…
After the revelation that Georg has seduced her, Maria is driven away by her father. Georg, fearing the wrath of Maria’s father, has swiftly abandoned the girl and left for the mining town of Sankt Anton, where he expects to hide easily amongst the large population of colliers.
The kidnapping and murder of Hanns Martin Schleyer, president of the Confederation of German Employer’s Associations, by the Red Army Faction in 1977 marked the most spectacular political crime in the history of post-war Germany.
Flo, a young woman from the province, moves to Berlin to become a photo model.