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A long time ago, the islands of the Indian Ocean used to form an immense continent. A long time ago, the first man was born in the province of Madagascar. A long time ago, men distorted this history. The time has come to
Two girls reflect on their secret desires in this romantic fantasy short film.
The last remnant of memories, before it forever perished.
Made in Bletchley is a short documentary portrait of Bletchley Boxing Community Hub, a grassroots club in Milton Keynes where discipline, dignity, and belonging are sparred for as hard as any title. Through the eyes of i
What is masculinity? What is it to be a man? How do these terms apply to homosexual identity? In reaction to homophobic behaviour towards gay men, Made Up criticizes how gays are often dismissed for being too "effeminat
A troubled Filipino teen looks to his friends and family for self-understanding and empathizes with their hardships, using this newfound knowledge of his Filipino identity to let his individuality and ethnicity co-exist
The documentary shows the tour of performances throughout Albania by the national folk song and dance ensemble.
A young detective notices a passerby in a black cape on the street. He follows him to the apartment of a beautiful woman who emits a terrifying scream. Who would have thought it was just an opera singer suffering from a
Claudia on her Venus way, showing and doing what erotic is starting with the Fall. And the Rosella with a killer dance, coming with laughter, heavy from Dante to opera ... a miracle of an actress.
A documentary film about the life of Zvonko and Julienne Bušić, who in 1976, along with three other Croatians, hijacked a TWA airliner with the sole goal of forcing major world media to publish a leaflet on the human rig
Over a million black women live in a state of domestic bondage, underpaid, working long hours, at the mercy of draconian laws which separate them from their own families. This powerful 1985 documentary, shot in South Afr
A young girl, Gaby, advertised in a newspaper to find a husband. Berthier, director of a telephone exchange, answered it. Yvonne, a charming telephone operator, has been invited by a subscriber, Vanetti, a married man lo
A filmmaker returns to her home land, an indigenous village in Mexico and reflects on the passing of time.
You’re invited to a private dinner hosted by Madame Hattori, a chef that has never taken a bite of food.
An excerpt from the Charles Eliot Norton Lectures, which Charles delivered at Harvard University in 1970-71. Includes an evocative discussion of what Charles called “The New Covetables” (knowledge not things), illustrate
