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This one-hour Public Television special is a fun, nostalgic look back at some of Seattle's most cherished institutions. Filled with personal reminiscences about Seattle's people, places and events from the 20s to the 60s
Religiosity’s impact on the mental health of queer individuals. What actions, words, and thoughts are contributing and how can we change?
Isabel takes very good care of her own things, but is careless with things that others share with her. When she "magically" changes places with those she has returned damaged property to, she learns to treat all property
Maja feels her boyfriend, Farad, has tired of her. Perhaps he just needs a less infected comprehension of who she is? How much can you twist the truth to give the relationship a new start?
How to take care of your own things, as narrated by a talking pillow.
Emi chases her dream of becoming an actor. The screenplay she finds while moving opens the door to her memories, and the line between fiction and reality gradually becomes blurred.
Another entry in the Beginning Responsibility series. This time, kids are learning how to do "things" for themselves... in school!
A beautiful cowgirl (Sammi Davis) fights off the advances of a handsome stranger (Maximo Morrone), until she realizes he's not trying to tame her. He knows she's as spirited as a wild mustang, and he just wants to set he
Young people meet Bohumil Hrabal, who talks about anything but himself.
Animation of Hieronymus Bosch's painting of the same title.
A lecherous priest stalks two prostitutes with evil in his mind.
Hugely successful but impossibly neurotic songwriter Georgie Soloway is sliding into a mid-life crisis. He believes that all of his past romantic relationships have been destroyed not by his own failings but by the inter
“Does a camera tell you how to feel?” Eve asks Adam in the back corner of a grubby London café, in just one of the dreamlike spaces crafted in Johnstone’s playful interrogation of our complex relationship with film. A ti
The result of an experiment around filming, developping and making hand impressions with 16mm of the director's father.
"Things Aren't What they Used to Be — Senior Pedestrian Problems" is a 1980s film about senior citizens as pedestrians. It is a nostalgic yet practical guide aimed at older pedestrians, comparing the simpler, slower-pa
Somewhere between the 1930s and now, the cameras start turning and Joan Crawford, Bette Davis and Marlene Dietrich gather on one film set. The floor gleams, the spotlights are burning, the narration starts. Born out of
Max thinks he loves Samantha, Olivia knows she loves Max. Samantha is leaving town, so Olivia convinces Max to tell her everything before she goes. What could go wrong?
Two alien arts administrators discuss the gentrification of Walthamstow in a cafe interupting theatre director William Galinsky who has been asked to re-animate the corpse of William Morris for Waltham Forest London Boro
A woman comes to realize how she has compromised her own wellbeing for her crumbling relationship, with dark consequences.