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The poet H. Leivick visits Palestine, accompanied by an antourage, and meets Yaakov Zerubavel, a member of the Histadrut, the General Organization of Workers in Israel. Leivick enters the room where a formal event takes
Father, Son and Holy Torum, by Estonian director Mark Soosaar, recounts a particularly ghastly episode in the history of the "new Russia." The film examines the fate of the Khanty people in western Siberia who have been
At 3,776 m high, Mt. Fuji is Japan's highest mountain. With nothing comparable surrounding it, the beautifully shaped Mount Fuji towers in splendid isolation and has become the symbol of Japan. But do you know the real
In the middle of ХХ century the Ukrainian cultural elite faced the problem of choice: to escape and save their national identity or assimilate and remain in the Soviet Union. The film tells the story of New York Group of
A film by Joel Schlemowitz
Presents dramatic vignettes which portray the emergence of black poets, essayists, and novelists in the 1920's and 1930's. Includes excerpts from Countee Cullen, Langston Hughes, Fenton Johnson, Georgia Douglas Johnson,
Carmelo Bene reads poems by Dino Campana
Underground Belarusian poets read their own verses inspired by the experience of living in 2020s Belarus. Sometimes poetic fiction and harsh reality collide in the picturesque backgrounds.
How should poetry live on in our ethnic group under the impact of contemporary culture?
A year in the making, Left Lane chronicles life on the road with Alix and her road manager/filmmaker Samantha Farinella as they tour the country connecting the dots from a high school visit in Lincoln, Nebraska to a CD r
In 1988, the poet Ikuo Yamamoto's poetry collection "New Man". There was a plan to make it with the participation of artists of various genres. I participated in the project with an 8mm independent film.
Humerous film about work safety.
Film by visual artist Silvestre Pestana.
Documentary of the development and evolution of Ediciones Vigía, the production of Vigía books as well as interviews with Vigía craftspeople and numerous other prominent Cuban intellectuals involved with the press fro