Capitalism: Child Labor
A digital animation of a Victorian stereoscopic photograph of a 19th-century factory floor, crowded with machinery and child workers. Filmmaker Ken Jacobs isolates the faces of individuals and details of the image, as if
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A digital animation of a Victorian stereoscopic photograph of a 19th-century factory floor, crowded with machinery and child workers. Filmmaker Ken Jacobs isolates the faces of individuals and details of the image, as if
For more than 40 years, Carol Highsmith has greeted each day with one mission: to document every nook and cranny of the United States through her photography. Follows Carol through six states as she wraps up her life’s w
A sequel to My Sneakers - the 2001 video where Blum traveled his Nike sneakers back to Indonesia to figure out where they really came from. This time, it's the artist's daughter's shoes that prompt him to return to Jakar
For decades, nation states and politicians have proven unable to decarbonize the economy. Oil corporations have funded climate change denial for a quarter century while their own scientists plied them with proofs of disa
British Transport Film.
CAPITAL C is the first documentary about crowdfunding. It follows the hopes and dreams as well as the fears and pitfalls of a whole new generation of independent creators, who reach out to the crowd in order to change th
Dinos captain in gkazadiko returns to Greece after Tesserete year absence. He decides to marry his girlfriend, buy a house and to stay on the land for a long time. However, As soon as presses the foot in the house, faces
This short vignette features coal mines in New Waterford and Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, along with traditional Cape Breton folk songs sung by Men of the Deeps - a miners' choral group.
In 2021, Aussie comedian Nick Capper lost a testicle. And no, he's not getting it back. Faced with the absurdity of mortality, a global pandemic, and the creeping reality of turning 40, Capper decided to do what any sens
Captain Grogg tries to master the extra weight he's put on.
Baghdad fell after just twenty-one days of combat, but the capture of Saddam Hussein took a further eight months and was played out amid a brutal guerrilla war in which the hunters frequently became the hunted. The dicta
Shropshire's worst writer pulls on his socks and sandals, irons his shell suit windbreaker, combs his curtains, and leaves Shropshire for the fifth time in his life to bring his fifth show to the Edinburgh Fringe. As see
The setting is Paris, seat of the Communist party headquarters in France. The building designed by Oscar Niemeyer in the 1980 has long since been recognized as an architectural icon and symbol of what was at one time amo