My Song Is Sung
Post existence: My Song Is Sung examines physical space no longer occupied.
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Post existence: My Song Is Sung examines physical space no longer occupied.
experimental documentary
Short documentary about a young Ukranian gymnast/musician.
The Semperit plant in Argenteuil. Faced with the molten rubber, bodies engage with the cogs of the machines. The hammer drops: off-shoring. Then a symphony pursues the account: rising from the destruction of the machines
Short film.
In this work Keane's daughter and a friend perform a series of playground clapping songs. The consistent audio of their singing contrasts with the intermittent images of their actions which is particular to the original
How can we capture smoke, something that always escapes our grasp? One way is by sound. In Kyoto, the Hong Kong artist Samson Young sets the stage for a series of theatrical events to trigger the emission of smoke. A man
The greatest array of gospel singing stars ever assembled!
Scenes of conflict and captivity.
A building in Singapore. Inside it, three people seemingly disconnected not only from each other but from the world as a whole. Social distancing is not just a WHO health protocol, it is a state of being among people wit
To honor Franz Liszt, Evgeny Kissin celebrates the bicentenary of his birthday with a recital dedicated to his works. Considered as the Paganini of the piano, Franz Liszt composed some of the most complex scores of the c
Spring in the Lower Austrian Alpine foothills. But something isn't quite right this April...
In the heart of Manila’s vibrant music scene, a rising rockstar finds her world slowly slipping into silence. When her passion leads to unexpected loss, she drifts into isolation, until an unexpected encounter with a qui
The film is mainly concerned with the homeland, national cultural traditions and customs, family values, ancestors and the fate of the Armenian people. The basic idea of migration itself is particularly important here. I
Three decades after his second burial, Hungarian executed prime minister, Imre Nagy, is out of the grave again. In his wanderings through the streets of Budapest, Imre gets trapped. Hopelessly, he tries to find a way out