Apartment Without a Number
Symbolic story about a person with a congenital disability who immersed himself in a paper world of ideas
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Symbolic story about a person with a congenital disability who immersed himself in a paper world of ideas
Situated in a small arctic Norwegian city, a group of friends have different approaches for reaching fame. This throws them into a maelstrom of betrayal and unhealthy competition.
Two people, living in an apartment. Perhaps they’ve lived together for many years. One day they come home with a plan.
About 23.5 million people live in food deserts in the U.S., areas where affordable, healthy food options are greatly limited if not existent. Learn the contributors and underlying issues.
A witty, wicked little film that stages the house-moving of a family from a traditional countryside cottage to a typical communist apartment building. The socialist regime’s utopian project is simultaneously celebrated a
Apartments at night, people are all spending the night in their own houses. But the peace is short-lived. A burglar breaks into the apartment.
the misadventures of a man in his apartment.
In this film, Stern explains why apartment buildings of past decades appealed to so many affluent city dwellers and the lessons learned by examining the houses' design and construction.
Discover the process behind Charli XCX’s 2020 quarantine album "how i'm feeling now", created in 40 days during the COVID-19 pandemic, including its semi-collaborative nature with her community of online fans.
The Boer Project can proudly present the documentary that tells the story of the Boer population in South Africa.
This documentary deals with the contradictory experience of gay men in the military during apartheid in South Africa - an environment in which homosexuals sometimes found erotic space, but mostly encountered hostility. I
Short animated film about people entering and leaving an apartment.
A little mouse searches for their next meal. What could go wrong?
Leaky home experts John Gray and Roger Levie uncover the shocking truth about the dreadful and dangerous state of many apartment buildings in New Zealand. Buildings that look sound turn out to be seriously defective, co