Every Child is Born a Poet
Before acclaimed author Piri Thomas could write his famous novel "Down These Mean Streets", he had to live on them. This biopic shows how his childhood in Spanish Harlem, a six-year prison stint and other key events shap
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Everything I Thought I Knew About Sex
A series of testimonies about formative encounters with sex and pornography.
Family Before Everything
In the streets of the Cold Springs area of Buffalo, NY, some people provide for their families by any means, making decisions that could end up hurting them in the long run.
Eveil et initiation
Sexuality is not a serious subject of study, it is also an entertaining practice.
Art and Everyday Life in Pompeii
The National Archaeological Museum of Naples shows visitors things they can no longer see in Pompeii: an overwhelming treasure trove of artworks and everyday objects that once filled the houses of Pompeii with colour and
Like Every Thursday
On Christmas Eve 2020, a girl was involved in a robbery at a gas station where she went every Thursday to pick up something very important to her.
Theory of Everything: GOD, Devils, Dimensions, Dragons, Illusion & Reality
The Theory of Everything: "Michio Kaku & Steven Hawking have interesting ideas, however, this video veers less to the direction of Darwin & the "extremely" improbable -- more in the direction perhaps of those suc
The Constant Evening
A tense, sexual encounter between James and a mysterious young stranger reveals significant yearnings from James's former relationship.
EVERY LIFE COUNTS
EVERY LIFE COUNTS follows four women as they ride Australia's first quad tandem bicycle 4,000 kilometres from Perth to Sydney to spark conversations about mental health and suicide. Over six weeks, they travel through re
Every Feature Film On My Hard Drive, 3 Pixels Tall and Sped Up 7000%
""Every Feature Film On My Hard Drive, 3 Pixels Tall and Sped Up 7000%" is comprised of 240 Hollywood movies running simultaneously, squeezed into a single frame and a 3.5 minute runtime. This work highlights the mass am
Every Building on the Tokaido Line
A contemporary update on a classic journey – the well-travelled route between Kyoto and Tokyo. Hiroshige meets Ruscha.
Crayon Shin-chan: Everland
Crayon Shin-chan: Everland is a feature-length film that ventures into the darker and more mysterious corners of the beloved series. It's not the lighthearted comedy fans are used to, but a chilling anthology that weaves
Safe Set Work for Every-Body
An instructional documentary featuring the Welcoming Workplace and the Canadian Internal Responsibility System (IRS) as occupational safety factors both backstage and behind-the-camera. By promoting a culture of safety a
Everything's Fine: Toro Si Te
Seydou Konaté is a doctor in Nongon, a small village in Southern Mali, without electricity or telephones, isolated by two rivers with no bridges, and a 10-hour drive on a dirt road from the capital of Bamako. Working out
Yes to Everything
An encounter between a deaf/mute and a regular guy and their mutual attraction.
Everything Under Heaven
Everything Under Heaven is a short documentary looking at the continued proliferation of antagonisms between global powers, the threat of global - even nuclear - war, and the crisis of imperialist capitalism. Building up
Every Day is Night
For many years, the Swiss photographer Jean-Claude Wicky captured the world of Bolivian miners in photographs. When he discovered how strongly they reacted to his pictures, he decided to make a film. Black-and-white phot
Forever and Ever
After a young child is kidnapped by a terrible monster, their loyal teddy bear sets off into the woods to rescue them.
Death on Evergreen
Teddy Thompson is a troubled kid, and that has never bothered her. But when her neighbor suddenly dies, she and her friend start to wonder if something more sinister is at play. With the help of some minor law-breaking,
Nobody Ever Dies Here
Fragments of light and language once circulated under a military regime’s gaze. Drawing from newspaper archives and the incident site, the work asks what printed words conceal, preserve, or reveal. In revisiting the 1984