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Drones replace divine spirits in Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai's explosive film that contemplates the place for spirituality today through body painting, performative expression and catchy hip hop.
A story about a guy whose insecurities and excessive whining will most definitely prove to be cripplingly annoying to the audience. Sort of like me in real life. Also it took us way to long to finish it.
This documentary chronicles a summer in the life of firefighter and funny car racer Jim Dunn and his family.
Follow producer and founder Kia Puckett, aka Mx. Pucks A'Plenty (the Femme Daddy your Mother didn't know to warn you about), in this labor of love as they explore what it means to rewrite the rules of burlesque to build
The life and times of Alan 'The Ashtray' Cluggins
Khmer horror film.
These two scenes from a longer film of the funeral procession - mostly lost - capture Household Cavalry, military bands, Coldstream guards, representatives of military high command and foreign dignitaries. Closed carriag
Ambassador of the Russian Empire in Belgrade, Nicholas Hartwig (1857-1914), also known as an ardent Pan-Slavist and friend of Serbia, passed away unexpectedly in the Austro-Hungarian embassy, during his visit to the amba
Taking on a decidedly sombre tone, Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai tackles the difficult subject of death in this latest iteration of his multifarious series. As drones take on the role of spirits, animism and reincar
Easter is here and Bunny Toopy hunts for the perfect place to hide Binoo’s egg. Join Toopy and Binoo as they help each other through magical adventure and make wonderful discoveries. Whether they are hiding in a gopher h
A duo of book turned short films combined into one feature. A Very Funny Christmas consists of both Gangsta Granny and Mr. Stink from the BBC
Study on Dactylaria brochopaga's predacious strategy
Homophobia isn't funny, but everything else is.
Documentary short about Carolyn Funk, a union film projectionist in NYC. Carolyn discusses her career in film, her vast archive of stills, her experience with obsolete media, and the isolation of the projection booth.