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Various scenes of the city of Santiago in the 1920s. The footage is striking for its images of the Alameda, Santa Lucía Hill, Mapocho Station, the Museum and School of Fine Arts, government buildings, Cousiño Park, the S
Preserve your film by developing it yourself. The undeveloped part, the author calls it the Undiscovered Zone. Recently, in the live film work "Invasion of the Undiscovered Zone", the projectionist who screens this undis
Three weeks to make three films. Filmed in my last semester before College. "Time", "One Night", "8x8".
This is the DVD version of the video event held at Loft Plus One in Shinjuku on September 10th, supervised by Chiaki Konaka. 5 presenters gathered with "truly scary films" they had discovered. The DVD includes "Home Movi
Like a Japanese print in the midst of an unstable, fluctuating world: with Ukiyo-e, Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, recently appointed director of the Ballet du Grand Théâtre de Genève, offers a meditation on impermanence.
A film that discusses growing up with the meme account I've been posting to from the age of 13, looking at the different ways I've used it in the 5 year period. Told using the images posted and narrated by a deepfake mo
In 1978, in Huron Park, Ontario, the women of Fleck Manufacturing walked off of the job and into the history books. Fighting for better wages, safer working conditions, and union security, the strikers embarked on what w
Documentary about Garou's Concert live at Bercy (Paris) in 2002
This documentary covers the early storyboard, pre-visualization, and screening processes in the production. Christian Rivers, a Wētā Workshop art director in the production team, drew most of the storyboards of the plot
Documentary on Native American stereotypes in U.S. film
These Are Not My Images follows the voyage of a disillusioned Western filmmaker, accompanied by a half-blind guide and her encounter with a local filmmaker in a skewed "road movie" set in the near future. It evokes the d
Olena Newkryta is an artist-filmmaker whose work explores the histories of techno-social infrastructures. Her film Patterns Against Workers (2023) premiered at the 34th SGIFF.
His striking and provocative portraits of female sensuality made Bob Carlos Clarke one of Britain's most successful shutterbugs. This seductive slideshow unspools Clarke's photographs -- sans narrative accompaniment -- f
Entering Georges Didi-Huberman’s home is already entering his work: the libraries and their classification, the organized reproductions, and especially the table on which the historian places a few images chosen for us,
In 1950, in full reconstruction, the workers of Brest went on strike. It will last more than a month and will be bloody. Edouard Mazé, a 26-year-old worker from Brest, will die during the demonstration on April 17, dozen
New historical documentary on the largely unknown period of South African B-movies, and the later cinematic identity of the nation that was established under the apartheid regime.