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An account of the one of the pivotal conflicts of the First World War, using archive film and interviews with survivors to portray the reality of warfare. Originally shown as part of the landmark BBC series from 1964, Th
Two young witches who have nothing in common decide to study magic in the North... and will have to live together!
Gwanno Mask Theater, folklore scholar Dong-gwon Dong-gwon, who has disappeared since 1909, goes to and from Gangneung to restore the broken Kwan-no Mask Theater, but it is difficult to find the trace as it was performed
Children create fearlessly and with great passion. Learn how to connect with your inner child and paint from your imagination.
Investigating a blossoming network of backyard stables, dedicated strappers, trainers, jockeys and equine enthusiasts, A Racetrack Somewhere explores the vast Australian landscape, delving into the heart of some of the c
A husband and wife go to a campsite together and it doesn’t exactly go well…
Forces of nature having their way. When the levee breaks, have no place to go.
J. M. Goes, a photographer for over two decades, is dedicated exclusively to portraying the female nude, always in black and white and in a totally analog process.
Contemporary Cuban animation by Ivette Ávila.
"Part of an ongoing project called Scanning Cinema [that consists] of scanning moving images by using a flatbed scanner and a monitor and putting them back into an animated film. The inversions [produced by this] method
A boy decides what to wear to a party.
A mentally disturbed man must differentiate delusions from reality as his mental health takes a rapid decline.
After the death of his father, his son met him in a dream disco. After a short time together, his son had deeper thoughts of his father.
A poem by illneas about the innocents of every human being explored with diffrend childhoods. Supported with footage of humans, art and nature.
A receptionist meet a being identical to him.
“Soma” presents an archaic language of bodily symptoms. In comparison with contemporary medical symptomatology more dependent on quantitative measures, this archaic language of the human body and its suffering seems equa