Anime Hachiko Monogatari

An animated biography of Hachiko, a real Japanese dog remembered for its extreme loyalty to his owner even after the owner's death.

Monobloco 10

Would You Like to Wear a Monocle?

Count Étienne Louis Philippe Ścibor-Rylski, a member of the European community in Singapore, demonstrates the proper way to wear a monocle and explains the etiquette surrounding its use.

Monochromatic Rainbow

A black and white experimental film visually representing the mental state of a woman during the pandemic isolation.

Pierrot's Monologue

Monobloco - Ao Vivo

Flight of Monochrome Feathers

This animated documentary visualizes an interview with Keyvan Mahjoor, an Iranian visual artist living and working in Montreal, Canada.

The Vince Vegina Monologues

A comedic tale about a gay actor trying to get his big break but is only getting the stereotypical gay roles.

Monosabishii

A visual poem is composed, when no one is at home.

Monologi

A self-centered man reveals his narcissism during lunch.

Hyaku Monogatari: Chapter 1

This is the first chapter of a horror film adapted from "Hyakumonogatari," an ancient Japanese ghost story telling session. The film approaches the truth of the "monster" that is said to occur when the participants have

Vilcabamba en la bruma del tiempo, descubriendo el monolito más importante de los Andes

Documentary.

The Banana Monologue

Justin Bond recalls a distant memory of club life whist progressively losing 'the plot'. Spinning from different dialects of space and time to end in a whimsical entity of nonsense.

The Making of a Monologue: Robert Wilson's Hamlet

This behind-the-scenes film, drawing on rehearsal and performance footage, reveals how Robert Wilson created his unique one-man performance of Hamlet and captures the rich texture of Wilson’s multi-dimensional theatrical

A picture scroll of a beautiful yukata princess in a monochrome female body

no known synopsis

Hyaku Monogatari: Chapter 2

The film approaches the truth of the "monster" that is said to occur when the participants have told up to 100 ghost stories. Includes episodes 26 to 50, including "On the Abandoned Train," "A Small Step," "Late Night Mi

The Weeping Monolith

The Monolith sees all – for instance singing stop-motion bunnies making music. How could it not be weeping?

Hamlet: A Monologue

This film – edited from live recordings of performances in both Warsaw and Tokyo – documents Robert Wilson’s production of “Hamlet: A Monologue”. Adapted from Shakespeare by Wilson and Wolfgang Wiens, “Hamlet: A Monologu

breeze, in monochrome light

dark and silent views to observe

Spinart and Monoprint