In Search of Colour
A look at the censorship of queer art through the eyes of a lost and lonely chameleon.
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A look at the censorship of queer art through the eyes of a lost and lonely chameleon.
What goes moo moo. Study #2.
A profile of the author in which he reflects on his childhood in Co Wexford and discusses his latest novel The Magician, which is based on the life of German writer Thomas Mann.
1921 silent film about the Lost Colony at Roanoke, which was produced in Manteo, N.C., by Atlas Educational Film Co., as part of a series of films covering the earliest English Expeditions (1584-1591) in the U.S.
Signature hits such as "My Generation," "You Better You Bet," "Pinball Wizard" and "Who Are You?" highlight this best-of video collection from British rock royalty the Who. Also included are "The Kids Are Alright," "5:15
Tour of the Mantaro Valley where a procession, archaeological ruins, handicrafts and the Chonguinada dance are shown.
Hervé runs the Librairie Aléatoire in Amiens. In 2020, despite the pandemic, he made a liberating decision: “stop Amazon”. From the depths of his cellar full of books, which he came to prepare at night to sell them on th
An intimate profile about Crow artist Del Curfman and his work with the American Indian Film Festival
A short film shot in Lorquin
The technical person responsible for the color program at ORF, Mr. Vostrowsky explains the change from black-and-white to color TV. The Interview was shot on black-and-white-film, a mistake that needed to be corrected.
Varsha lives as a renter in the city center with her pet, Kiya. Orphaned and deprived of her childhood, Varsha is unable to trust anyone, but her life changes, when she meets Meriyam Joseph, a nun who was a friend of her
This amazing film of the Royal Wedding was shot by the late Jack Cardiff, a pioneer cameraman working with the then Technicolor process in the 1940’s. It contains never-before-seen footage in full colour of the processio
Art is feeded of reality... a reality much more perverse and horrible than a gore movie. For a new generation of Filmmakers, they project through genre cinema their deepest horrors we live as society.
Life is short tragedies happen, so remember the good times or risk forgetting them forever: Rose Colored Lenses