Smile
A banana seller invites people to smile.
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A banana seller invites people to smile.
A minute long film exploring facts and facts from the internet.
Linda Dement's Smile (1996) represents an abstracted bodily form that evolves through technology. The video begins with a skin-like texture stretched across the surface of the screen. The skin is slit, lips grow from the
"And The Wise Soil Smiles" explores the legacy of a single stone located on a walking trail in the desert landscape. An absurdist, animated videopoem, the stone stands as a constant witness to the shared, historic engage
There She Stands This Is Your Time Cry For Love Psalm 129/I See You
As midnight approaches, a man struggles to maintain control in the aftermath of a violent act. Trapped between compulsion and conscience, he attempts to erase the evidence while confronting a darker truth lurking beneath
Fitness Made Easy
But the story turned upside down, they loved the murdered man, he was pure and beautiful, how can they scare a dead man to photograph him as they know a murderer... KATERINA GOGOU – Absent (Excerpt from a poem dedicated
A heavily staged film which seen an African visitor's 'false naïve' yet penetrating questions which reveal the devastating impact of wealth inequality and class in 1930s Britain. Exposing the fragile foundations of Brita
A short film by BINGSHUPA Inspired by the opening of 'Apocalypse Now' (1979)
Matrix Method
The music video for the song 'Behind A Smile', by Fact - a prominent metal band in Japan. 'Behind A Smile' is taken from the album 'In The Blink Of An Eye'.
Mark Smith (Russell Howard's Good News) returns to Edinburgh with a new show and Lord have mercy is he excited. Expect to hear him cram as many funny, stupid and potentially dangerous observations into the show as possib
“Smile, Nur. Smile.” tells the story of a young girl through a series of her personal video logs. These logs offer glimpses into her daily activities and coping mechanisms, such as her attempts to self-soothe by recordin
The artist lies in a Kuala Lumpur hotel room under a bedspread made from t-shirts of a large Malaysian energy supplier. She gazes blankly at the hotel TV screen while a naive pop song plays in the background. As she watc