Self-portrait nº2 (Réveil)

SELF-PORTRAIT Nº 2 (RÉVEIL) is the second self-portrait where the Super 8 camera was held at an arm's length. As in the first self-portrait, this resulted in extreme close-ups, in this case of me as I get out of bed. As

Stall Stories: A History of Portobello Road Market

Made by Colville Primary School with support from digital:works with funding provided by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Portrait of Turner

Portrait of Turner re-enacts Shirley Clarke’s original screen experiment, Portrait of Jason (1967) —what happens when one performer narrates his life story for the camera over a 12 hour period, as time, fatigue, intimacy

Portráidí Criathraigh (Bog Portraits)

A selection of portraits made on a bog canvas.

A Portrait of Resilience as Filipino

Living in flood-prone Marikina City, a young filmmaker sifts through smudged memories taken over the past 12 years to cope with the repetitive cycle of typhoon onslaughts and evacuations. Through mythology, literature, a

Charlie Gracie: Fabulous! An Intimate Portrait of a Rock Pioneer

Explore the life and music of Charlie Gracie, the rock pioneer and teen heartthrob whose international smash hit "Butterfly" topped the American and British charts in 1957. A frequent guest on "American Bandstand" and "T

Double Portrait: Last Names

Daughter in the Family Portrait

Ninguém Bateu em Minha Porta

World Music Portrait: Jimmy Cliff

Jimmy Cliff is one of the founding fathers of reggae music, setting the soulful standards to which countless other reggae musicians have aspired throughout the years. This street-level documentary traces Cliff's roots ba

Self-Portrait of a Dreamer

A young man struggles between his dreams and his fear of fulfilling them. His body wishes to dance, it wishes to come into contact with the body of another man, it wishes to be free. But walls confine his body - it stays

Portraits of Inspiring Lives with Neale Donald Walsch

Neale Donald Walsch tells the story of the night that changed his life in ways he could never have imagined. Walsch tells us to move through every moment as if you were seeing it through the eyes of God – then your whole

North Portugal Factory

Presented in Cannes at the Directors Fortnight, the movie features three unconnected short films by new coming directors from Portugal teaming up with other directors from other countries.

La Sombra en el Retrato

Two teenagers go to see their grandparents after a long time, but a secret in one of the rooms will change their lives forever.

A Family Portrait

A story about a gay couple raising two young children, the documentary shows their will to overcome societal challenges using the power of timeless family values.

Agripino, une évasion portugaise

Agripino is Portuguese. He lives on the outskirts of Bordeaux. He arrived in France in 1965 after a week-long clandestine journey into the unknown. This film retraces that journey into the unknown, evoking the fate of a

Le Portugal, terre d'immigration

Portugal has long been a country of emigration. In recent years, however, it has also become a land of immigration. In the center of the country, a small municipality has implemented a policy of welcoming and integrating

Portadoras queer: el doble y la repetición

Self-Portrait: Impermanence

Human interaction with the Florida wilderness is juxtaposed with abstract movement, creating a portrait of impermanence in the natural landscape.

Time Portrait

This is Rick Patton’s first film, made when he was a student at Antioch college. The stylistic premise was that the film would be a self-portrait, like a still photograph, that changed and grew through time. It is not a