Shopping with Susan
Hi, my name is Susan Powter. Everywhere I go, people ask me, “Susan, what should I eat?” I’ve created “Shopping with Susan” to answer the questions you have about getting the fat out of your kitchen, shopping and re-st
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Hi, my name is Susan Powter. Everywhere I go, people ask me, “Susan, what should I eat?” I’ve created “Shopping with Susan” to answer the questions you have about getting the fat out of your kitchen, shopping and re-st
A short film that tries to deter young people from shoplifting.
An ‘educational’ documentary on the evils of shoplifting is itself shoplifted, mocked, and then remade or extrapolated on the Proudhonian principle that ‘property is theft,’ with the figure of the shoplifter freed from t
A woman encounters a mysterious figure on her way home from the store.
A photomontage made during the Christmas period, inspired by the works of Gerard Fromanger.
Diary film collecting saved snapchats from the director's college years
Three mice run, cavort, sing and dance around in the stores and restaurants a big city at night. They wind up in a café for an early-morning snack and stocking up on food provisions before they return to the safety of th
Sarah Jacobson goes bra shopping with her mother soon after finishing her feature film, Mary Jane's Not a Virgin Anymore.
An Oswald Rabbit cartoon.
Between 2021 and 2025, the city was under massive construction to prepare for a new streetcar line. As the works finally come to an end, I grapple with the ending of a construction of my own.
A toy shop comes to life at night.
Produced by Graham at the Banff Centre in Canada, DEATH BY CHOCOLATE draws on nearly twenty years’ worth of footage shot in the bizarre yet familiar arena of the shopping mall. The resulting work provides a coldly beauti
Alphonse and Gaston are in an American barber shop. They interrupt business with their exaggerated politeness, and the waiting customers throw them out of the window.
Incoherent snippets randomly noted like a shopping list. They are real and also delusory.
The TV host becomes unexpectedly Messianic in this parody of the Home Shopping Club where viewers call in and give 'unsolicited and impromptu' endorsements of the products being sold.
Solomons directly addresses the language of advertising and branding industries and their limited filmic lexicon. Using his editorial skill and editing language, he manages to subvert the message and create a drama of a
An officer of the Stasi (East German secret police) on a special mission ("OibE") reveals all about his experiences during the crisis of October and November 1989, as the state he was assigned to keep under surveillance