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The director shows us an unofficial Lithuania, an indestructible village, old traditions and impressive faces. In the films of Shablevičius, the village, the land, the lonely tree standing outside are often filmed in win
"A rock climbing traverse in the Gastlosen Massif. Arrival of the train to Saanenmöser, three men walk to reach the wall. Crossing the rock face to reach the Wandspits, the first summit of the Gastlosen. Crossing the who
UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. A post-modern dance performance set to "Private Idaho" by the B-52s, featuring experimentations with Video Tape Recorders (VTRs) on 3/4" tape.
Shot on Super 8 and then transferred to 35mm, this fluid portrait of a free-spirited community that embraces homelessness, drug addiction and mental illness captures life on the edge of poverty in Kansas City, Missouri.
Coins with Lucifer. Letters from a satanic cult, founded in the spring of 1973 on the Danish island of Anholt. Disturbing objects begin to appear in churches. Among priests, gravediggers, and church servants anxiety begi
The film uses dance as its central metaphor, portraying how imperfect relationships maintain rhythm until imbalance can no longer be sustained.
Dance from the Opera ‘Il Trovatore’ (1853) by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901). Choreography by August Bournonville, 1865. Performed by Valborg Borchsenius (née Guldbrandsen). (Stumfilm.DK)
A family of mice dance to entertain a cat that disrupted their festivities after returning home early. (Source: MyAnimeList.net)
Beautiful Spanish Dance by Carolina Otero.
Psychedelic portrait of a night in the city.
"The Magic Dancer" - A poetic, almost surreal text, that somewhat breathes Lorca. A unique lyrical universe.
Today, many religions are becoming more dogmatic. They impose their rules and issue new commandments. At the same time, more and more believers, confronted with the evolution of society, aspire to decide for themselves a
Put on your dancing shoes, because Dora needs you to spin, shake wiggle, jump and clap with her as she tries to rescue Swiper the fox, who's been trapped inside a bottle by a mean dancing elf. It's gonna take one reall
Barbara Morgan reveals in her own delightful stories why movement and the dance of Martha Graham became such important subjects in her photography.
"A short documentary about one of my favorite people."