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Robert Neumüller's documentary portrait follows conductor Mariss Jansons at work in Amsterdam, Riga, Saint Petersburg, Vienna and Salzburg. Rehearsals, archival footage and personal reflections reveal the artistic philos
A documentary about the Turkish Sephardic Jews' language Ladino and the cuisine they used to practice which is now almost extinct.
Documentation of an exhibit at Gossman Gallery.
Language Back is a short documentary featuring snippets of conversation and lectures at Indigenous Nations Poets #LanguageBack Workshops from UW-Milwaukee and The College of Menominee Nation in 2024. The film consists o
The film engages with polyphony of ideas like hierarchical power, freedom of speech and body, thinking beyond human logic and forms like a visual diary, merging paper collages, statues with junk objects, moving into a vi
The film reinterprets the iconic giant from old Antwerp legend to tell a new story. The film explores how folklore evolves and remains relevant today through a stylized 3D animation.
A musical journey towards my African origins.
Merging Argentinian Sign Language, dance, and documentary, Breaking Language presents the perspectives of four Deaf artists as they examine ideas of identity and resistance within a cultural and linguistic minority, the
Ahmad hears neither the air raid siren nor his grandmother’s voice asking for chores. Like any child, war frightens him – but his effort to learn sign language brings joy and connection. Created by girls aged 10-14, some
Humans built huge engines on the surface of the earth to find a new home. But the road to the universe is perilous. In order to save earth, young people once again have to step forward to start a race against time for li
Looking for "Looking for Langston" was made by Ada M. Patterson after learning about, but being unable to see, the classic Isaac Julien work.
Kulas regales his new classmates with stories of his happy family only to return home to an absent father and uncaring mother - why does Kulas refuse to recognize his reality?
This film embraces plant sentience as fact and speculates how beings of the vegetal variety might approach interspecies communication with humans who are far more sensorially limited. Leaves, mycelium, and roots playfull
A look at the role language plays for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, highlighting the work done by language custodians to preserve this important aspect of our cultural and social lives. Hosted by Jack Eva
India has 22 languages, but no national language. This film tells of multi-languaging as developed by Dr. Seshi.
