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Postcards of urban landscapes, words reconstructed, framed and reframed. Juxtapositions, tracings, paintings. The hands manipulate the objects, seek their second life from the images/words, according to the layers of mem
First stand-up comedy show by Vadim Postilny. Vadim tries to understand what kind of person he is.
Appropriating a dated exercise video hosted by actress Angela Lansbury, Feeling Free presents a woman, played by Moulton, who attempts to follow the televised workout in her living room even as elements of her home décor
A film about the outstanding Ukrainian composer Igor Shamo (1825-1982). Choirs rehearse a fragment of the folk opera "Yatran Games," which was never staged during the composer's lifetime. The authors of the film offer th
Short documentary about distributing mail and packages both in the past and with the help of the 1940’s modern technologies. The viewer can also catch glimpses of peacetime Budapest and everyday life.
Recorded Live at Kampnagel, Hamburg, Germany - September 1st 2007.
Shot on Super 8 in 1978, edited digitally in 2017.
A beach, bathers, a few boats and the postcard display...
Le vent des amoureux was completed by Lamorisse’s wife and son, and officially released eight years after the filmmaker’s death. Iran’s Ministry of Art and Culture used additional material to create a seven-minute short
An insight into the Indigenous culture and traditions in Taiwan, from clothing, tattooing, art and music to tourist destinations.
Minji wanted to do something with the priest's robe—to hear the voice of her deceased father.
Director Tiziana Panizza creates a visual letter for her family at Italy who she has never met.
A two or three minute, one-shot, student film about the cleanup of a dead body, the murderer, and an unwilling accomplice.
A postman sits in a garden chair and is served with food by a maid. He kisses her. The amorous couple are then squirted with water from a garden syringe by two lads who have been watching in the background. The postman g
How to use this old technology of the postcard, with its marriage of image and text, its insistence that every exchange has two-sides which can never be considered at the same time, to write oneself back into the world?