Boyz Noise: Early Works by Sean Price Williams and Daniel Arnold
Premiered at The Downtown Festival by Roxy Cinema.
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Premiered at The Downtown Festival by Roxy Cinema.
Francis Albert Sinatra was born in the month of December 1915 to Italian immigrants in the town of Hoboken. Scarcely could there be more ordinary beginnings for a man that was later to become an entertainer the world wou
A film that describes the psychological effects of an alcoholic parent upon the child, including systems of denial and emotional growth impairment
A student works diligently on a long list of classwork for an entire afternoon until midnight. He leaves the classroom knowing he didn't finish all that needed to be done and begins his walk home. On his walk home, he se
Steve Earle beat the odds, and he knows it. “I was the ultimate functional heroin addict for a number of years,” he says, introducing himself to a MTV audience that might not be intimately familiar with his life story an
A distressed girl in college struggles to fill out a resume
A Whistler couple's trip to the city takes an unfortunate turn when they run into a bicycle gang of meth head hipsters with a taste for blood. Can they be saved?
An early, wire-frame black and white version of the computer animated short film.
Early Days Yet, directed by Shirley Horrocks, is a documentary about New Zealand poet Allen Curnow, made in the last months of his life. The poet talks about his life and work, and visits the places of some of his most i
A merging of two previous Pink Floyd documentaries, this set examines the band from its formation through its Syd Barrett years. It includes the immediate post-Barrett albums, followed by an exploration of their legendar
Explore the places traveled by the Apostle Paul and learn of his missionary journeys across the Anatolian region with this illuminating program. Paul's journey is told through reenactments, with information provided on t
What does it look like when you put equity at the heart of what you do? Preschool teachers reflect on their experience both in, and beyond, the classroom.
Sometimes, the best part of the day is simply the beginning.
Using the unstability of digital to pursue the unstability of film.
The belief that Moses authored the Pentateuch was debunked by the end of the 19th century. But scholars then began to realize just how complex the authorship of the Old Testament was. They revived an ancient idea that Ez
A documentary detailing the early history of Nihon Falcom, covering about the first 30 years of their output.
The threads of several simple stories - a young boy encounters an old man down on his luck, two couples meet - are wordlessly interwoven to evoke the rhythm of life in a public park (Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne) in the pa
Look At You Now Visionary Logan Buo embarks on his second short film that masterfully explores grief as a concept through experimental camera work and an extraordinary soundtrack.
A poetic observation of non-human rhythms of life. Stopping for a brief moment on the routines of different beings, Early Autumn reflects on a world that runs outside human concerns, despite existing in "our" backyards.
Experience the Bible for yourself! This in-depth video Bible study—shot on location and featuring teacher and historian Ray Vander Laan—will help you understand the New Testament better by giving you abetter understandin