Would You Like to Wear a Monocle?
Count Étienne Louis Philippe Ścibor-Rylski, a member of the European community in Singapore, demonstrates the proper way to wear a monocle and explains the etiquette surrounding its use.
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Count Étienne Louis Philippe Ścibor-Rylski, a member of the European community in Singapore, demonstrates the proper way to wear a monocle and explains the etiquette surrounding its use.
I'M A PILOT LIKE YOU was shot July, 1999 inside and outside 20 North Moore Street where John and Carolyn Kennedy lived. Ruth Hardinger, a sculptor, is a 1st floor resident in this building and was unwittingly trapped by
A short film that explores the history and understanding of the subculture of boys/men raised as girls in the Kingdom of Tonga. A Fakaleiti is born a male child who decides, or is chosen by his family, to dress and behav
From Compendium Volume V - Zombies of Oz. Created by Vancouver Film School students Mai Nakanishi and Christine DeJoy through the VFS Entertainment Business Management program.
A sprawling look at the class system in the United States, ranging from WASP elegance to trailer-park desperation, with lots of other stuff in between.
A mannequin experiences a revelation with help provided by a celestial orb.
A film about Alexei Avechkin – a talented, creative dancer who opened up a new page in Latvian ballet history but was taken from life unforgivably early. A story about searching, striving and inspiration.
Using footage gathered over the last decade, the work is a mediation on nature and greater perspective. Through the images and soundtrack, modern society’s chaos of stresses in control and information give way to the nat
Set against the backdrop of the 37th anniversary of Bangladesh's independence, this psychological drama-thriller explores the intricate social, psychological, and political realities of post-independence Bangladesh. The
“Mozart in Nairobi. Or something like that” is an essay film project by Carla Schwering, Veit Vergara and Julian Wipplinger and stimulates a dialogue between seemingly different worlds, while seeing music as a bridge byp
Shining light on Blackness on the Canadian West Coast, Dance Like Everybody's Watching lets the world in on an intimate journey through dance, culture and community.
A documentary vlog-feature about locking yourself out.
Digital animated short film.
A woman who has returned from a refugee camp in Thailand lives with her four children under a tree in the middle of Phnom Penh: a tender portrait and violent denunciation of the conditions often reserved by the country f
Through memories of her own past, the artist Meibe Rodrigues proposes a reflection on negritude and survival.
In Edy Modica’s debut comedy special, she discusses her longing for human connection and all of the ways she’s contorted herself in search of it.
Kanbottsu is a very pleasant piece of meat. He leads a strange life with his younger brother Kenben and his friend Ibojiru.
This video essay surveys fifteen mainstream science fiction films of the 21st century, highlighting the conspicuous and melancholy recurrence of 20th century culture (songs, fashion, movies) in their diegetic worlds. I b
This series of animated cartoons- sometimes including bits of live action- took popular songs of the day and combined the popular "bouncing ball" following the lyrics in an effort for audience sing-along's. "Let's All Si