A Poem for The One Who Left

A young man keeps on coming back and searching for his loved-one at the place where they last met.

Out on a Limb: a Poem by Geraldine Chafe Rubia

The work centres around St. John's poet Gerry Rubia and her poem Out On A Limb and takes a whimsical look at physical disability in a way that's truly Gerry. The piece hopes to capture her spirit and sense of humor.

Like a Monster: a video poem in 5 parts

Vintage filmstrips and projectors were widely used in classrooms during the 1960s and 1970s as educational tools. A filmstrip is a 35mm roll of still images that advances manually through a projector, often accompanied b

Twenty-Eight Nights and a Poem

Twenty-Eight Nights and a Poem explores the work of photographer Hashem el Madani, who has run a commercial photography studio in southern Lebanon for the last five decades. After spending years photographing people in f

Gogol Online: Akhmatova. A Poem Without a Hero

From Alla Demidova's book "Akhmatova Mirrors": "When I began to decipher the "Poem without a hero", the more I found doubles in it, which, in turn, bifurcated and so on — to infinity (the same thing happens if you approa

The Monarch of Evening Time: A Living Poem

The dream life of a poet

Subtitles or a love poem in plain language

Subtitles or a love poem in plain language is about creative acts and their origins, both subconscious and deliberate, from childhood and in what comes after. A silent, single-channel video, it operates on miscombination

The Inspired Island: Towards the Completion of a Poem

The Cremation of Sam McGee: A Poem by Robert W. Service

A prospector struggles through extreme Arctic cold and promises his dying companion, Sam McGee, that he will cremate his remains. A 12-minute animated short film based on Robert W. Service’s famous 1907 Yukon poem.

a poem written more than a thousand times

A girl wonders about love. About the soul of the world. Is there such a thing? A common code? A shared thread? She thinks about the ways we celebrate love. Chinese tradition carries centuries of wedding rituals — but in

The Ace Hotel - A Film Poem By Hieu Gray

The tradition of film and poetry melded together to create a dark and evocative exploration of an unrelenting cycle of primal love and lust. Fantasy and reality collide as a woman plunges deeper and deeper into madness

Family Crypt – A Love Poem to My Mother

A portrait of Maria Lang's mother, which is also a family portrait of the filmmaker. The film shows an excerpt from the Lang family's everyday life. It follows the parents as they go about their daily chores and small ri

When They Come for Me - A Poem by Alejandro Jimenez

Part love story and part resistance, Alejandro's poem brings to light the difficult conversations that undocumented immigrants have with their loved ones. While fear may be used as a tool to oppress communities, this poe

My Body Is a Poem/The World Makes With Me

MY BODY IS A POEM/THE WORLD MAKES WITH ME is a personal documentary about belonging, familial love and Canadian colonial histories by director and poet Brandon Wint. At the intersection of Blackness and disability, the f

A Study of Katoran - 4 Lines Poem

Short film for the "A Commercial for Myself" programme.

Kino-Pravda No. 21: Lenin Kino-Pravda. A Film Poem About Lenin

Dziga Vertov-directed Soviet newsreel made to commemorate the first anniversary of the death of Vladimir Ilich Lenin (21st January 1924 - 1925) drawn from 'The Final Journey', a Pravda feuilleton written on the occasion

A Love Poem to the Cherry Tree in Front of My House

"T4Tree..."

B'Twixt Mourn & Æterna - A Poem In XIII Cantos

A Temporal Monument, proof that we were here, that we existed.

There Is No Sea in Buenos Aires (Notes for a Love Poem)

At 22, Elena discovers the essay film while falling in love with an Argentine woman she will see only four times. *En Buenos Aires no hay mar* is a sincere exploration of vulnerability, heartbreak, and how art transforms

How can women own a poem: Is entering the inner space the best strategy?

Through the exploration of the spaces inside and outside art galleries, it reveals that feminism in artistic spaces is a conspiratorial pseudo-presence. Amid constant vacillation, it also blurs the boundary of this narra