Crossfire: Hate Is Like a Gun
The making of Edward Dmytryk's "Crossfire"
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The making of Edward Dmytryk's "Crossfire"
Video about the destruction of unnecessary objects.
What did one snowman say to the other? “Do you smell carrots?” —joke from a Christmas cracker This is it! Volume 1 is a collection of visual first-person narratives about doubt, obsolescence, and mental reverb. Featur
Director Peter Greenaway's lecture about the current state of cinema.
With the journey of migrant labourers crossing into Malaya as a point of departure, Priyageetha Dia’s animated video attends to the sea as a speculative site of memory and remembrance. The Sea is a Blue Memory reconfigur
Time is a linear path. Everyone’s life runs on time and no matter how dark and uncertain the way forward is, there is no going back. You have no choice but to keep walking – wherever that will lead you.
The career of a 33-year-old painter, Manuel Ocampo, who came into prominence amidst the contemporary art world's encounter with multiculturalism.
A nerd is taken under the wing of a rebel who teaches him to loosen up and embrace his inner self, leading to disastrous consequences
This fascinating musical documentary explores the career of Chinese pianist Zhu Xiao-Mei, with a particular focus on her quintessential piece: Bach's The Goldberg Variations.
Mian Carvin surveyed the queer community of Olympia, WA, for her short “This* Is What Queer Looks Like.” Its message is pretty simple—heck, it’s right there in the title—but even capital-G Gays sometimes need a reminder
Like many mountain villages, Ano Ravenia, has been progressively deserted by it most active population. The film shows the painful transformation from the holiday feasts and the temporary return of those who have left to
A live, multi-format presentation by author John Eldredge, retelling the gospel through four acts. Includes a full-length version, curriculum edition, and truncated versions for deeper storytelling exploration.
Being stuck at home can be tough but it doesn't have to be boring... If you use your imagination you can go anywhere and do anything.
Meet American photographer Collier Schorr who has always been her own and, from the very beginning of her career, “believed in pictures. Particularly pictures of women.” In this unique and intimate interview, Collier Sc
one of us here is dead… but who?
Brian describes his artistic journey and how he creates all forms of art. This film captures the power of his extraordinary imagination and creativity. Brian firmly believes that we are all creative beings and that we al
NOVA profiles Dr. Edward Teller, the "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb," an acclaimed scientific genius and brilliant theoretician, and a man considered by some the most dangerous scientist in the United States.
While renovating the family business, Fon talks on the phone with a friend. They share memories and discuss the future. Fon’s dead father appears in her mother’s dreams. Outside it never ceases to rain. Engaging portrait