Human Comedy in Tokyo

'Human Comedy in Tokyo', describes ordinary everyday lives without any significant incidents. Various dialogues are elaborately woven to bring tiny splits in human relationships to light, and through the three episodes t

Re:Human

A cure has been found. The zombie apocalypse has been stopped. Now, we follow four participants through a governmental program aiming at to reintroducing former zombies back into society.

to be human is to dream

An abstract and colourful short film about dreams.

God and the Human Experiment

When an AI is brought into consciousness, it holds all the answers to the world’s most sought-after questions--that is, all but one: Why don’t straight men want to get pegged?

To Err is Human

Two computers exchange data all day long, until one of them has a quirky idea: it sends a joke! Is it a short circuit, a software bug? This anomaly gradually transforms their wired connection into a spiritual connection,

Upside Down; or, The Human Flies

A magician performs tricks. First with a top hat, then with his audience.

The Human, The Machine, and Spike Jonze

Shell of a Human Being

Hedgefund the Snail dies. January cries. Wet Wilson, her brother--belies.

Masaki Kobayashi on 'The Human Condition'

In this 1993 video interview, filmed for the Directors Guild of Japan at Tokyo’s Haiyuza Theatre, director Masaki Kobayashi talks to fellow filmmaker and longtime Kobayashi admirer Masahiro Shinoda (DOUBLE SUICIDE) about

The Human-Faced Dog

A "documentary" that explores the myth of the Human-Faced Dog. The legend of the Human-Faced Dog goes all the way to Tokugawa era Japan. In stories, the Human-Faced Dog is initially mistaken for a normal, mangy dog, but

Cyberspace with a Human Face

Cyberspace with a Human Face is a documentary travelogue through the origins of social virtual worlds and online games, considering their early utopian promises and mixed results, and the ways they've been reclaimed by q

The Story of Human Rights

This striking short film defines—simply and concisely—one of the world’s most misunderstood subjects: human rights. The informative and dramatic presentation shows the history of human rights from its origins in ancient

Denshichi Torimonocho: Senryo Human Skin

In the era of the twelfth Shogun, Tokugawa Ieyoshi, a notorious bandit known as "Shippu" (or "Swift Wind") emerged in Edo. Shippu would send a warning message called the "Thief's Summons" before striking, yet despite the

Devil in Human Being

A young girl, Suli, marries a young man, Zhengli. After the marriage, Su Li realizes that her husband is acting strangely, so she follows him to Zheng Li's former home and encounters a series of strange events. Finally,

Human Beings are Dancing Stars

The Last Human Person on Earth

Two 12-year-olds pretending to be survivors of the apocalypse begin to wonder if their relationship might be turning into something more.

Oceania: The Human/Dolphin Connection: The Promise of Tomorrow

Dr. Estelle Myers takes viewers on a journey through the history of humanity's relationship with cetacea.

The Art of Human Salvage

Who will save this 10 year old boy from execution?

Josh Kirby... Time Warrior: The Human Pets

In this light-hearted sci-fi adventure, the title teen and his fellow time travellers find themselves marooned on a weird planet held captive by huge alien creatures.

Human Hibachi 2: Feast in the Forest

Set in the deep woods, a cannibal family obsessed with the first "Human Hibachi" video have have made it their life's mission to find the only two individuals left from it. If successful, they vow to provide them with th