Where the Wind Takes Us
Lyon, a young autistic boy who is depressed by the death of his parents, runs away from the house where he is locked up and abused by his brother to spend a day in the mountains. He will meet Hans, a boy who will steal h
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Lyon, a young autistic boy who is depressed by the death of his parents, runs away from the house where he is locked up and abused by his brother to spend a day in the mountains. He will meet Hans, a boy who will steal h
Here is the “Solos Ready-to-Wear” installation! Viewers stop at a specific spot on the sidewalk, hold out their hands, and receive the video directly into their outstretched palms. For each solo, there is a brand-new cam
Celebratory film from Ford commemorating Detroit's 250th anniversary. Reenacts scenes from the city's history and presents a tour of its streets, parks, skyscrapers, factories, and waterfront. NOTE: The film was broadcas
Burnt Portraits follows a popular singer (Sam Crichton), whose naivety lands him in deep trouble as he finds himself in the company of a slightly unusual artist in his dim studio (played by writer/director Leo X. Roberts
Drawing on a wealth of unseen archival material and unpublished notebooks, the film weaves a complex and personal portrait of Margaret’s life, from the perspective of a fellow artist sensitive to the potential Margaret e
An extraordinary foray into the many worlds of a renowned artist, opera and theatre director, activist, and professor. Art and Life: Finding the Thread offers a unique perspective on the human experience. Shot over the c
In a small Ukrainian town, Olga Nenya, raises 16 black orphans amidst a population of Slavic blue-eyed blondes. Their stories expose the harsh realities of growing up as a bi-racial child in Eastern Europe.
Award-winning documentary film tells the story of pediatrician author and activist Dr. Helen Caldicott.
Writer, musician and filmmaker Chris Wade explores the life and career of legendary movie director KEN RUSSELL, one of cinema's most innovative and daring figures. Featuring new interviews with his son Xavier, and collab
Paul has a physical disability: he’s paralyzed from the neck down. He cares about helping others and works on digital accessibility.
An attempt to look at one's identity - an old chest of drawers, where the memories are stored.
A day in the life of a retired bus driver as he reflects on his journey as a Samoan immigrant traversing the streets of Auckland and the work he does in the church and the community.
Men and women walk hundreds of miles every year on the eve of October 20, to reach the city of Portobelo and celebrate the festivity of the Black Christ.
In filmmaker Betty Jean Thiebaud’s own portrait of the Abstract Expressionist artist, Elaine de Kooning discusses her work as she paints a new portrait of her friend and fellow artist, Aristodimis Kaldis. Over de Kooning