Cold Railway Workers
January 1963 was the coldest English month of the entire twentieth century. A news item in the typical vox pop style finds Tim Downes asking a group of railway workers how they're coping. But all the interviewees are Wes
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January 1963 was the coldest English month of the entire twentieth century. A news item in the typical vox pop style finds Tim Downes asking a group of railway workers how they're coping. But all the interviewees are Wes
The events following the homicide and funeral of a man, only detailed within a montage of the colours of the rainbow and random sound effects
It's just a paranoid fantasy, but the dog was as accurate as a clock. By five she was already sitting and watching the money pouring out of the cash register like fleas.
Rain: Then and Now is an experimental short that contrasts rain over time—from the light, nostalgic showers of yesteryear to the climate change-induced deluges of today.
In volume two, we take a look at the Grafton & Upton railroad's Caboose Extra ("Santa Train") on December 18th, 2010. Then during the Spring of 2011 we spend a day with G&U's newest locomotive, GP9R #1751 for a trip fro
In the months of July and August, during the monsoon season, deities from across the Himalayan region of Kumaon, India are said to travel back to their childhood home, an ancient temple site called Jhakar Saim. On this p
A flock of flirting flamingos is pure, passionate, pink pandemonium – a frenetic flamingle-mangle, a discordant discotheque of delirious dancing, flamboyant feathers, and flamingo lingo.
This portrait introduces artist Robbie Tait Jr. and demonstrates the transformative power of art. He walks us through his Turtle Island Handbook project which arose from a desire to transmit his culture and family herita
The film shows an unusual type of railroad car designed to go over or under an oncoming car instead of around it, as conventional railroad cars must do. Each car not only runs on tracks but also has a set of tracks over
"Chalchitra Railyatra" is a 40-minute experimental documentary tale about Railways and Cinema, the marriage between the two, by way of revisiting images of railways in Indian Cinema interwoven with a personal journey of
Deep Purple front man and lyricist Ian Gillan takes the stage at London's Rainbow Theatre in 1977 and lays into a set of hard-rocking hits, including "Clear Air Turbulence," "My Baby Loves Me" and "Smoke on the Water." B
A maple trip of Nishiki Rakuhoku, going by the observation train [Kirara] Autumn, the season when the city of Kyoto is colored with autumn leaves. The inside of the Eizan train that runs through Rakuhoku is also crowded
Beach, sky and water are presented in prismatic formations that transform themselves into abstract imagery and studies of the light spectrum.
Animated music video for the song Raisa by Diavolisa. A demon girl from hell feels out of place and dreams of how damn fun it would be to become an angel, soar in the clouds, and lead a paradisial pop band.
A docu-fiction film that follows water from Mount Dajti into Tirana’s river, tracing how extraction, urban futures and buried histories shape land and psyche. A speculative tower rises from the river as myth, while digit
Written after the arrest of his boyfriend during Iran’s 2009 Green Movement protests, this soaring work is based on a poem by exiled Iranian poet, Payam Feili.
Entered into the Ryuichi Sakamato Competition A non-linear, abstract and impressionistic exploration of light, and darkness, darkness of the mind.
After years of writing, a young man decides to drive off in search of home. Could the same path be a part of someone else's story?