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One of Europe’s leading adventure photographers, Hamish Frost lives twin lives. This film explores the side of himself he has kept hidden from the outdoor community. A story of confidence and connection and a reminder of
Persian Series #16 is an even more exaggerated contrast of color and black-and-white patterning.
Part of the documentary project that each company competed on the theme of the Constitution of Japan.With the keyword "oblivion," Koreeda explores how "Article 9 of the Constitution renounces war" has been involved in pe
Short pinku, distributed by Nikkatsu in 1972.
In this sentai hero drama, we delve into the private lives of the villainous heroines who always bravely fight alongside the heroes. Their hearts and bodies are wounded from battles with the heroes. However, just one wee
Sometimes the difference between crossing the finishing line in a burst of glory or exploding in a fiery ball of destruction is the smallest design element. Indy Car SECRETS OF SPEED takes an insider's look at the design
short film by Karissa Hahn
This is the fifth installment in the “Cursed Mirror” series, which consists of image drama and real drama, selected from horror stories in the most familiar places such as schools, hospitals, and inns. One night, Miyuki
This 16mm documentary takes viewers around the world as they follow some of the best snowboarders and skiers ever to face-plant into deep powder. Chris Collins, Johan Olofsson and Micah Black are included among the twelv
One of a series of 80 minute long tapes, shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving while I shoot.
Persian Series #11 begins with a "window" of yellow paint adrift in the full frame of multicolored paint-shapes. Alternating black-space/white-space exists as a back-drop for slashes and curves of color - reds and blues
The average person may associate Spikeball with a beach day or backyard barbecue, but there's a very different side to the sport of roundnet that is rapidly growing if you know where to look. This documentary takes a pea
short film by Karissa Hahn
