The Most Wonderful Spectacular and Amazing Heist Ever

Four criminals must perform a daring heist so they can buy themselves Bugatti Chirons.

9-11 The Greatest Lie Ever Sold

Everyday People

JoAnn Elam's unfinished project, EVERYDAY PEOPLE (filmed from 1979 to 1990), is based on her experiences as a letter carrier for the US Postal Service in Chicago (primarily the Logan Square neighborhood). Camera in hand,

You, Everyone and Everything

A nervous little boy is visited in the night by three snakes who want to teach him about mortality. This abstract narrative is inspired by early memories which were accessed through meditative writing practices.

There Is Music In Every Profession

About the endovascular neurosurgery method developed by neurosurgeon Viktor Shcheglov for treating cerebral vessels.

EVERLASTING: RECOVERING BACK

Chage & Aska Dream Keeper Special Event 1993 GUYS

for every sunset we haven't seen

This moving-image work was shot on Super-8 film and transferred to digital video and then projected in a continuous loop onto a curtain to give the illusion of a window.

Music for a Summer Evening with Alex Boye

Alex Boyé joins The Tabernacle Choir for a special summer concert.

An Evening with Scott Hamilton & Friends

Champion figure skater Scott Hamilton carves up the rink in this ice-skating extravaganza, accompanied by live music from renowned pianist Michael Feinstein and guest vocalist Darlene Love. Brian Orser, Yuka Sato, Jenni

Memories of Brick Lane, Chapter One: Everyday Life

Ladies, Gentlemen, and Everyone in Between

A short essay film attempting to formally combine day-to-day props and itineraries in Beirut. These elements, whether formally gendered or transformed into something that is, all become part of a personal narrative where

Everybody Has One

The story of Spencer, a people-pleaser struggling to find his own voice.

New Money: The Greatest Wealth Creation Event in History

New Money: The Greatest Wealth Creation Event in History (2019) A visit to the greatest wealth creation center in the world by the former hegde fund manager Steve Sjuggerud, and what he calls the most understood nation

Death. Everything. Nothing.

Separated by distance, time, and a pandemic, a daughter wrestles with her mother’s impending death in an intimate take on the ways that race, love, and loss have everything and nothing to do with COVID-19.

Animate Everything!

Spaceships soar into space. Dots dance on a page. Rocks and twigs transform into expressive faces. Kids can easily create this kind of magic themselves, and all they require are a few simple tools. Divided into four shor

Yahan Wahan Saare Jahan (Here and Everywhere)

As the Covid-19 pandemic tightens its grip around the world, the divine Sage Narada travels to remote villages and towns of Central India, only to find multiple, parallelly running narratives of coronavirus among the vil

Every Time I Talk With Myself

A man, an actor and his character in the dressing room of a theater. An “on the road” journey across Europe. A character who is both ironic and tragically lost in the midst of everyday objects strewn throughout his days

How You Live Your Story: Selected Works By Kevin Jerome Everson

The American artist Kevin Jerome Everson has created a remarkable body of moving image work that co-exists within film and art exhibition contexts. With a sense of place and history, his films, shot primarily on 16mm, co

Evel Knievel: Last of the Gladiators

World-renowned daredevil Robert Craig "Evel" Knievel narrates this fascinating documentary chronicling his remarkable career, which originally began as a hobby to keep him out of trouble. Showcasing some of his most unbe