Crystals
Filmed through a microscope.
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Filmed through a microscope.
Title cards introduce images we watch without narration; they are displays of shape and color. François de Roubaix's electronic music accompanies these images, photographed under a polarizing microscope. The crystals app
Natural minerals are found all over the world. They represent the wealth of the country they come from. This film conveys the beauty of minerals.
When a door to door knife salesman appears at her door, a young woman must determine whether it's luck or fate that brought him there.
When mysterious crystals grant two everyday civilians fantastic superpowers, they are set on a collision course with a corrupt, covert organization- and the superheroes they thought would protect them.
A locally beloved police officer becomes the victim of domestic violence.
Experimental film by Elwood Decker. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2012.
“But always, from the very beginning, it was snowflakes that fascinated me most.” -Wilson Bentley
A part of Bell Laboratories course in physics.
Two gangs of gangsters fight over a unique crystal in the jungles of Thailand!
Time Crystals is an experimental art film about images, memory, and time, as told by a not-quite-human narrator.
After discovering a crystal that gives him superhuman abilities, Taran Bronte stumbles onto a battlefield and witnesses the grizzly reality of warfare. In enduring the depths of pain and betrayal, he discovers being a su
A composition made from stereographic images of snowflakes, animated with methods reminiscent of structural cinema.
Moving to Los Angeles from the East Coast, Emmanuel finds love and happiness becoming a "Girlfriend Experience" to a variety of bizarre clients.
Treasures from the caves The New Age is Upon us Let's talk about it
The author establishes a communication with his cancer-sick mother through text messages. During his stay in the island the author works on an research for a possible documentary, he is impacted by a series of places, di
This amazing 40-minute video lets you see how water "listens" to music and "reads" printed words. You'll actually see the frozen water crystals forming.
This is an animated film, which is based on the adventure novel «Fourteen Crystals Theory», written by the director himself.
Shows the processes that crystals have to go through before they are ready to be inserted into radios to facilitate clearer communications.