Paying the Piper
An anti-New Deal theatrical short that mocks “wasteful” government spending on the arts and humanities. The film was most likely produced by the Jam Handy Organization in 1936, as part of a series of “Republican Shorts”
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Showing results for "pay"Work Pays America
This documentary offers a look at the activities of the Works Progress Administration and examines and work being done on various types of projects.
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Who Pays the Price? The Human Cost of Electronics
This short documentary reveals the hazards of the electronics industry in China profiling workers poisoned by chemicals and their struggle for compensation. Thousands of young people in China enter export factories to m
Le pays de Galles sauvage
Payola$: Live in Concert
Toronto's Concert Hall plays host to this energetic live performance filmed at the peak of Payola$'s popularity in 1982, showcasing fan favorites such as "Eyes of a Stranger" and "Dancing with Another." In addition to th
Dorothée au pays des chansons
Le siècle d'or des Pays-Bas
Payachi Dasi
A Marathi film by Gajanan Jagirdar.
Le Gyrovague et les Paysculteurs
Un architecte dans le paysage
Paying Respects
This short depicts using the Chinese ritual of burning joss paper to reflect of questions of death and diaspora.
No Seas Payasa
More Than a Paycheck
A woman reflects on her girlfriend in this captivating experimental short.
Au pays des pêcheurs
This silent film, colored with stencils and restored by the French Film Archives (CNC) for the Cinémathèque de Bretagne in 1993, allows you to discover images of old sailing ships, Breton women in headdresses on the coas
The Highly Contested Election for Payette County Sheriff
Tells the tale of a shooting war that breaks out between rural Idaho neighbors Sheriff Thompson and the Tucker family over pent up frustrations regarding water rights.
Gourvennec, le paysan de la République
Un comportement correct se paye
The film focuses on an analysis of the mechanisms of conditions and education `el càrcel del pueblo`, social housing in Madrid, architect Sànz de Oizà, the people call it `the prison of the people`. The film is oriented
Songs of the Standing Dead
This is the trans dystopian commune we are all dying to visit. Living gleefully in the French countryside, these queers are sent spiralling when a newbie arrives. The film grapples with the myths of queer utopia by teari