Watercolor

A collaboration between Los Angeles artist Joe Sola and New York playwright Will Eno, Watercolor is a darkly humorous take on PBS-style instructional art-making programs.

Watercolor Painting: Imaginative Designs with Alex Ross

Presents Alex Ross demonstrating how he creates arresting patterns of vivid color and how he uses acrylic paint on a textured media board.

The Memphis Chronicles: Water's Edge

Falling Water, Scattered Scenery

This piece was produced for screening during the intermission of the theatrical release of “Memory Loss” at Aeon Hall inside Aeon Lake Town in 2010. Proper location scouting was carried out, and filming took place over a

Water Sports

A trip to the Marin headlands at the Golden Gate of San Francisco Bay headlines this video diary. The viewer gets to eves and eye drop on various verbal and real time activities that are of a wet nature now and then. The

A Watched Cunt Never Cums

16mm | US (3:00)

Watermill

These two short films document the work, history, and spirit of The Watermill Center, which Wilson founded on Long Island in 1992. Occupying a former Western Union research facility on the edge of the Shinnecock Reservat

It Runs on Water

Documentary showcasing several inventors mission to discover a way to use water as fuel.

Water from The Tremulous Stream

A glimpse over the Diguillín River through the mechanical eye of an old digital camera. Light’s trail presents itself fortuitously over the reflection of the sun on the water, tracing infinite threads of concrete luminou

Under the Water Lilies

Giverny, 1916. Claude Monet has lost his inspiration. While working on the monumental Water Lilies, the painter is struggling to believe in his art as the First World War rages beyond his garden.

Smart Water

A high-school student decides to poison her classmate in order to pass an AP-Photography test

Water & Garri

Aisha, a fashion designer, returns to her native home after 10 years. At home, violence has escalated and tensions are high. As she reconnects with loved ones, she must learn to live with her scars and confront the guilt

Hammer's Women: Gwen Watford

A profile on actress Gwen Watford

Child of Marawi

On the day the Marawi siege began in 2017, a determined middle-aged Christian woman is taken by surprise when her much younger sister returns home. She soon discovers that her sister is pregnant by a member of a terroris

Maima: The Water Spirit

Wherever the Universe carried her, / she heard the waves of the ocean. / And like a newborn turtle, the subconscious memory always knew the route to home. Maima: The Water Spirit is a dance performance exploring the lan

Muddy Waters

Two identical fish with different life paths - one in a private aquarium, the other in a genetic engineering laboratory. Circumventing classical narration, this musical animation touches upon the questions of nature, gen

I Fly When No One’s Watching

A shy girl walking home alone takes to the sky to shake off her loneliness. Her ability to use magic is a secret from her classmates.

Ahuaques, the water elves

The grandparents of Santa Catarina del Monte in Texcoco narrate in Nahuatl and Spanish some stories and beliefs of the children of the god Tláloc, known as Ahuaques. With roots in the land, they visit the elves in the bo

Thirst by the Water

While bringing examples of water pollution, the documentary gives a publicistic approach towards the environmental protection issues. Views of landscape: rivers, waterfall, lakes, polluted body of water. The film also sh

Words on Water

For more than 15 years, people of the valley have resisted a series of massive dams on their river, and in their struggle have exposed the deceptive heart of India’s development politics. The struggle has forged unusual