Masterpieces of the Hermitage
Masterpieces of the Hermitage
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Masterpieces of the Hermitage
Jack Kirby, creator of superheroes like the Avengers and co-creator with Stan Lee of Marvel mythology, drew World War II and D-Day before he landed in Normandy in 1944. With his grandson Jérémy, we follow in the footstep
A woman tries with metaphysical 'tools' to give life to her relationship which she believes is declining.
A film about the events in Donetsk in the spring of 2014 through the eyes of a teenager who supported the separatists.
In the summer of 1975, with a mobile rotoscoping station in tow, Mary Beams and Susan Hodara recorded locals and tourists alike musing on Paul Revere beneath his statue in Boston. With cerulean-washed frames and shifting
An elderly man living alone after his wife takes ill is forced to confront his own regrets and mortality after a possibly fatal accident. The main character passes his days watching the world go by until he is forced to
A mosaic of labor, loss, migration, and womanhood.
Mr. Julius Maslovat is a child survivor of the Holocaust and is the youngest prisoner on record in the Buchenwald concentration camp. Mr. Maslovat narrates his journey of self-discovery through his collection of various
A hermit makes worlds in her empty castle. Time alone is time for mystery and creations. When we build worlds of our own we need to be careful what we are building.
A reflection on loss, grief, and growing up without a sibling written as a letter from a brother to his deceased younger sister.
“Taxi” is a 1984 Peruvian shortfim directed by Rodolfo Pereyra. It tells us the anecdote of a taxi driver who mets a woman who never existed. The story is based in the legend “La Gringa de la Herradura”.
An experimental documentary featuring Black women's stories and observations as they navigate Austin, Texas.
The Hughes bury their beloved Adelia, in a meager ceremony on their family farm. Through the struggles of poverty and the death of their sister, Rosina forces her brother into an idea on how to change their fortunes.
A live cinema + music + sound collage performance piece for MAGFest. Does technology help connect people? Or does it replace them? As the tools of one age become the masters of the next, it’s precisely the gaming comm
In 1955 David Scott a young architect from Norwich set out on a journey to the extreme north of Scotland. Escaping from the hereditary pressure to become a celebrated architect, Scott found his way to the Assynt peninsul