Formal Portrait

The artist reexamines the culture of parades as one of the most powerful ideological instruments. The ceremonial raising of a flag performed by the artist in an enclosed territory without public becomes a metaphor for a

Portraits

Between documentary and painting in movement, poetry and magic, these film portraits intend to capture the spirit of each of its subjects, as well as that of a generation. The portraits present generally Mexican and New

A Portrait of the Artist as an Old Woman

Portrait of the Artist as Pierrot

Portrait of a Crooked Cross

Mental trials of a woman who has been through twenty years of the Catholic experience. The images of the film are literal interpretations of dreams from this time period.

Portrait No. 1: Cache

Iranian short documentary, part of a collection of portrait documentaries.

Portuguese Railway Train

This short film – less than two minutes long – captures the arrival of the first train from Cascais to Cais do Sodré.

Portrait of Palestine

The historic past, cultural and economic present and potential future of Palestine are all portrayed as (mainly implicit) criticism of "the tension and uncertainty of the last 25 years.

Porta dos Sonhos

Porta(le) Venezia

A journey into the wonderful world of Porta Venezia, a historic Milanese district that has long since become the focal point of the LGBT community in the city and beyond.

Portraits of Seán Ó Riada

A highlight special from two concerts, presented by The National Concert Hall, The Arts Council and RTÉ to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of Seán Ó Riada.

Portrait of a Village

An affectionate portrayal of a semi-rural village in the East Midlands by local filmmaker Mark Rivers, winner of Best Film at the 2015 Derby Film Festival for Masterpiece. Portrait Of A Village was filmed over the course

Portraits of Inspiring Lives with Byron Katie

After suffering through more than a decade of depression, Byron Katie woke up one morning, opened her eyes, and discovered that all of her problems came from believing her thoughts. Byron reveals the stories from her own

Portraits of Inspiring Lives with John Assaraf

John Assaraf discusses how to free yourself from unconscious beliefs that prevent you from truly achieving your goals. Assaraf gives a brief glimpse into his life as he discusses the thoughts and beliefs that prevented h

Portraits of Inspiring Lives with Marcia Wieder

Marcia Wieder, founder and CEO of Dream University and the woman Oprah calls “America’s dream coach,” travels the globe, inspiring millions of people to make their dreams come true.

self portrait in may

Inspired by a quote and the recent visit of her children, filmmaker Catherine Bussiere ponders over various themes relating to life and what it means to take care of it. Both a self portrait and portrait of a community,

Portugolo - Um sonho que se tornou realidade

Legend (A Portrait of Bob Marley)

The 30-channel installation captures the different attitudes and idiosyncratic performances of Marley fans, allowing Breitz to continue her investigation of the musical interplay of separate videotaped vocalizations, thr

It's Just a Lifetime: A Portrait of Craig Nuttycombe

Harmony and dissonance. Fame and obscurity. Birds and dogs. Singer-songwriter Craig Nuttycombe has led a varied life. It's Just a Lifetime is a delightfully offbeat vérité portrait of the resilient artist, as told by two

Sidi Kaba and the Gateway Home

With the help of the goddess Mami Wata, Sidi Kaba, an 8‑year-old boy, tries to find his brother who has been taken prisoner by slave traders. A fantastic epic that delivers us along the road of slavery.