Beneath the Waves
Experience the wonder and the beauty of a tropical reef in harmony with peaceful melodies
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Experience the wonder and the beauty of a tropical reef in harmony with peaceful melodies
In the tiny, coastal town of Riverton tucked behind sheep filled paddocks and wind blown trees you’ll find a small, but thriving surf community. Wāhine Waveriders is a documentary celebrating 3 generations of the Pou fam
A 51-year-old stand-up paddle enthusiast rediscovers her dream of windsurfing, overcomes personal crises, and qualifies for world championships, inspiring others to face life’s waves.
Wavewidth captures the sense of calm that a seascape can offer. Lifted by the waves of time, spatiotemporal elements are blurred by sound. Sea and sound waves resonate in a contemplative cinematic experience.
Two people are determined to continue a relationship despite having to distance themselves in dramatic fashion. Is this happening in a time long ago, or is it in a future which has been forced to ‘re-set’? ‘Waves’ is a
The castaway is literally pulverized and laminated by monstrous waves and transformed into a tsunami when he comes into contact with the white hole of the ocean. Poetic verses and voices evoke this traumatic destiny.
For decades, countless ships have been lost to the Great Lakes. Thanks to modern technology, their stories are finally being dragged from the depths.
Waves Interrupted
Waves is one of a series of videos in which everything happens at the edges of the frame. In this piece waves build up (in stereo) and then unfurl.
A teacher in Detroit evades the IRS
Waves tries to unfold the question of how to continue, how to make the waves continue by other means.
This amazing video/ documentary, uses first-person accounts to tell the story of exactly how the 1964 earthquake occurred in Seward.
"Joy and sorrow share the same water"; Waves explore one's struggle through grief and loss using the motif of water. Through her intimate and forced interaction with various mediums of water, our protagonist begins to vi
Begun in the long fall of 2011 when Occupy Toronto made new homes out of St. James Park. Mike Hoolboom gathered glimpses of human microphone meetings, demos and hang outs. Threaded through the meet ups are a succession o
Created by Anishnabe Videographer Joe Beardy and trainee Darlene Naponse, Aboriginal Radio Waves Part II is the second part of a two part series about community radio. In Aboriginal Radio Waves II, Joe Beardy and Darlene
Pathé Baby short by Guglielmo Baldassini.
A day at the beach turns tense when two brother snails get swept away by the ocean.