Memory Body
Thought communicates with the body and writes upon it its own emotions by incessantly retrieving contents from memory. Each body is memory, arranged in so many layers that any act we perform is inevitably connected to me
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Thought communicates with the body and writes upon it its own emotions by incessantly retrieving contents from memory. Each body is memory, arranged in so many layers that any act we perform is inevitably connected to me
A man just needs to bury a body.
A quiet, young woman moves into a new building and meets a reclusive engineer at the brink of completing a bizarre, extraordinary machine.
A woman discovers her own fractured self in the room next door. Body Echo expresses psychological fragility and fragmentation of identity.
A Lynchian nightmare shot and constructed through a queer lens.
A group of four friends and lovers in their forties recall their past intimacies while trying to build new ones.
Two detectives, a narcotics officer and a homicide officer, have a ton of files on different people that ultimately all lead up to two guys.
One day a commuter, who happens to be a burglar, finds a dead body on a train. As he was just returning from a burglary and not wanting to draw attention to himself, he decides to get rid of the corpse himself. Little do
"Every person alive today carries approximately 250 chemicals within their body, chemicals that didn't exist prior to 1945. This concentration of chemicals within every human being on the face of the earth is called the
Dance-based film which follows a couple through the break up of their relationship and illustrates their developing conflict through simple movement, gesture and sound.
Nine separate animated cycles of human figure drawings intercut with self-portraits and rotoscoped ocean footage repeat, converge and spill over into watery confusion
A connection between two lovers -- one Spanish, the other English -- who don't share the same language. Instead of using words, they communicate with their bodies.
A comedic musical deep dive into the conflicted mind of someone trying to lose weight in the digital age.
Experimental found footage and found audio elements are combined in this visual poem regarding memory, family, the passage of time, and the transitory nature of human life
From the dawn of civilization, humans have created art using the most intimate of canvases -- their own skin. This documentary traces the forms of physical-aesthetic manipulation that humans have practiced through the ag
Two friends embark on a journey to dig an unmarked grave in the middle of the desert. One comes out, altered and changed.
Nathan, a well meaning yet oblivious young man stumbles through two relationships before realizing that he cannot read the body language of women. With the help of an ex-girlfriend he learns to overcome his problems with
Seiichi Fujii (b. 1948) was a member of the collective Video Hiroba and created this work in 1970. It shows Takehisa Kosugi at Ōiso Beach.