Eternity
“Eternity takes the form of a letter about fighting disease and practicing loss, superimposed over haunting images of old teacups, people in boats and water.” San Francisco International Festival Catalogue, 1999
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“Eternity takes the form of a letter about fighting disease and practicing loss, superimposed over haunting images of old teacups, people in boats and water.” San Francisco International Festival Catalogue, 1999
The last day of hot metal typesetting at The New York Times. This film shows the entire newspaper production process from hot-metal typesetting to creating stereo moulds to high-speed press operation.
The Eternal Sleep of the Man is a collaborative film by Sami Sänpäkkilä and Anna-Mari Nousiainen. The film depicts magical realism and seeks solace in our urban environment. In the passage titled #suomineito (Finnish mai
Doctor Christa arrives at a remote hospital, where Father Julius Glasell cures all his patients with electricity. When Father Glasell winds up saving his sister from a parasite, Christa discovers a terrifying reality: a
Summerland is a territory where human beings and animals are exchanging a part of their souls and bodies. Here metaporphoses are constant, corrupting borders and boundaries between species. Many transformations occur sec
A documentary on transidentity, accessible to all, with 10 trans people (including one of the directors) participating.
Italian peeping toms.
A political film written by statesman Shimpei Goto advocating for universal suffrage.
Symphonic documentary film that portraits the ceaseless evolution of Bilbao, looks at the present and peers towards the futures that lie ahead. The camera wanders through the city accompanying real people with whom we di
Françoise Sullivan, signatory of the manifesto Refus global, in 1948, is a painter, sculptor, choreographer and dancer. She is one of the outstanding figures of the art and automatism movement in Quebec (Canada).
Filmed in rural Central Quebec, "born to be a star" is halfway between an artist's (self-)portrait and a family portrait. Artist Antoine Larocque gives us access to his workspace and the environment that surrounds him.
This film is based on a text the director wrote, drawn from her own experience of living in China, Hong Kong, and Paris. The film explores imprisonment, walls (both tangible and those in our minds), people in exile, and
Lola sets out to create a film about happiness and love in all their forms. But as her encounters fall apart and reality refuses to follow her vision, she finds herself chasing a dream that keeps slipping away — until sh
A film by Marcelle Thirache