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Through interviews with both young people and notable Jewish artists and intellectuals such as Tony Kushner, Judith Butler, James Shamus, and Gary Shteyngart, Some of My Best Friends are Zionists explores the changing vi
An exploration of queer temporality through the mind of someone realising they are trans.
“I was 7 years old when I crossed the border on January 23, 1965, into Hendaye. I have no memory of arriving in France. How can one give an account of an event of which one has no memory, if not by seeking one’s story in
What does real success mean for families in Britain?
The Heroes of the Somme uses original archive from the Western Front to uncover the stories of seven of the men whose remarkable bravery won them the Victoria Cross, Britain's most prized military medal.
Faye, a young monster hunter, is slowly turning into a criature of unknown origin. Along with her partner Ivan, she travels through different villages trying to find a cure, while fighting against all kinds of supernatur
When fighting for necessary change, rejection of the status quo is a worthy rebellion. SOMEHOW HOPEFUL is the story of Jason Rutledge, a woodsman dedicating his life to proven methods of protecting our most vital life-gi
A terminally online hikikomori plunges deeper into degeneracy when faced with an ultimatum.
A captivating look at the theme of memory through a collection of found footage. Exploring moments in time and acknowledging our own failure to recall events as and when they happened.
A brief historical exploration of Capitola, California's infamous Rispin Mansion, a once-grand estate now standing in quiet disrepair.
"Redeems (?) the whitest man in America, Ken Burns, by making him scat, riff and syncopate more than all the hours of his multi-PBS JAZZ series ever attempted. The void of the PBS drone is regenerated in a cut and slice
James and Adi arrive home after a long night at a party to discover that their night is not quite over yet.
Explores a deeply personal concept that the artist has termed “return to self,” referring to the sometimes painful spiritual journey to reclaim the freedom, passion, and possibility of childhood as an adult. Anderson sho
A lonely man arrives home for another ordinary day, but when the power goes out and the lights go out, he turns on a flashlight and realizes that there is a shadow with a life of its own living with him.
Fighting movie from the Dac collection
In "Some Mistakes I Have Made", I re-imagine almost 50 years of super-8mm, 16mm, and half-inch video outtakes, experiments, accidents, processing errors and unplanned occurrences calling attention to the constructed natu
This is an experimental video with original music and text, made from a film shot by my grandfather Juan Antonio Álvarez Mujica in the 1970s.