The man who loved literature very much

The man who loved literature

Electric Literature (Watching Mysteries With My Mother)

Short piece for Electric Literature's Single Sentence Animation series, based on a sentence from the short story 'Watching Mysteries with my Mother' by Ben Marcus. The story features in the first issue of Electric Litera

Madam Yankelova's Fine Literature Club

What is going on behind the closed doors of the women-only secret club? The first rule is that love is prohibited. When Sophie falls in love with a mysterious man, she must choose between her last chance for true love to

Tunisian Literature at the French National Library

Commemorating the 1986 Tunis-Paris exhibition Privileged Spaces and Times: French-Speaking Intellectual Production in Tunisia, Sarah Maldoror’s film points the way toward a more polyvocal understanding of the role of Fra

Just The Facts: Understanding Literature - The Elements of Fiction

In this program, a young host and hostess guide students through the basic elements of fiction with colorful graphics and an informative narrative. In addition, professors of English provide insight to help viewers under

Just The Facts: Understanding Literature - The Elements of Poetry

The Elements of Poetry Figurative language, meter and rhyme, simile, and metaphor -- these are a few of the many topics explored in this lively video tour through the genre of poetry. Other elements illustrated in the pr

Just The Facts: Understanding Literature - The Elements of Drama

The Elements of Drama - The wonderful world of drama comes alive in The Elements of Drama, as the young host and hostess take viewers on a journey through the works of such famous playwrights as William Shakespeare. Colo

Jabberwocky: One of Literature's Best Bits of Nonsense

A brave boy goes hunting for the Jabberwock despite the warning of the old man. When the monster is beaten, it still looks like the story will end badly.

LET’S TALK HORROR LITERATURE

Why Horror? Why has this type of literature become an important pillar, and a hard challenge for those seeking to get into it? And more importantly... Why do people love Horror Fiction?

The Bible as Literature: Part 1 - Saga and Story in the Old Testament

Deals with the Old Testament as a collection of literary forms. Combines paintings with narrative sculptures to relate the saga of the creation, the expulsion from Eden, and the murder of Abel

WHAT DID MONIKA SAY TO SAYORI? (Doki Doki Literature Club Plus Animation)

Happy Halloween! You wanted something dark, well... I hope this gives you chills... I always thought one of Monika’s worst cruelties only existed in imagination... until now.

Animated Classics of Japanese Literature: The Harp of Burma / Season of the Sun

This collection contains two animated shorts based on novels by celebrated Japanese authors Michio Takeyama and Ishihara Shintaro. In "The Harp of Burma," the friends of a missing WWII soldier try to find out what happen

The Inspired Island: A Lifetime In Chinese Literature

In Perpetual Nostalgia: Tales of the Military Dependents' Villages in Literature

Literature and tales of the military dependents' villages leave a unique and precious character in Taiwanese history since the Great Retreat in 1949. The people have gradually formed a culture within the villages. To div

The Bible as Literature: Part 2 - History, Poetry, and Drama in the Old Testament

The bible from the viewpoint of literature, including a small dramatization of the account of Job.

A Season for Cinema: Iranian Epic Literature, the adaptation of Ferdowsi's 'Shahnameh' for screenplay

Part 9 of the 14-part documentary series which discovers cultural roots and aesthetics of modern Iranian films and the relationship between different Persian art forms and Iranian Cinema.

Scrooge

A 1923 version of the Charles Dickens classic with Russell Thorndike playing Scrooge.

Gabriel García Márquez: A Witch Writing

In this spellbinding biography of Nobel Prize Winning author Gabriel García Márquez, the brilliant storyteller is interviewed in depth, and takes us between the worlds of magic and reality—a sorcerer’s tale, in his own w