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Parents and Kids Talk Straight About Alcohol and Other Drugs. Does your family have trouble talking when it comes to a tough issue like alcohol and other drugs? Are you afraid to say what you really think? Clear commu
Film student Arlene Bowman (Navajo) travels to the Reservation to document the traditional ways of her grandmother. The filmmaking persists in spite of her grandmother's forceful objections to this invasion of her privac
UCLA Animation Workshop Student Film. A short animated film critiquing Cold War global politics.
The story tells about the first days in Kyiv of a Luhansk television engineer who leaves his hometown due to the occupation. His forced vacation lasts for many years. Gradually, the war takes away everything that seemed
Talking to a Stone uses cinema’s dimension of time to explore decay in an urban landscape, accelerating the destruction around us through invisible human intervention.
In August 2018 I was interviewed on my roof by Jussi Penttinen, a Finnish devotee who in recent times has been responsible for collating and uploading the subtitles that appear in many different languages on my Youtube c
A look at life on a high-rise housing estate where drug money seems to offer an easy way out
Maharashtra was hit by a three year long man-made drought that led to community-wide despair. And while climate change was a catalyst, it was not the only reason behind the mass suicides.
For many years an old woman has kept her sick husband until one day this habit ends.
On her city balcony, Audrey delights in the flutter of tiny birds—fluffing their feathers, chattering, and sneaking tangerine bites. Their chirps sound like cheerful hellos and playful spats, inspiring her to invent a bi
A Romantic Comedy for those who no longer believe in love and for those who just want to say "I told you so.."
One of the earliest films by one of the pioneers of documentary films in Egypt, Ali Al-Ghazuly.
Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama, premiered at the Image Forum Festival in 2014.
The wisdom of hand and heart comes pouring from the presence of John Cage, caught on video by the eye of Chris Felver. Cage is at Crown Point Press in San Francisco, preparing an exhibition of his etchings. Detailing the
Based on her book, 'Als Mama mit der Lampe sprach', this documentary short sees Nelly Türkmen recall stories of her schizophrenic mother, how they impacted on her childhood and the love they share for one other.
A young man comes back from the war, but post-traumatic stress does not allow him to return to normal life.
Talking Black in America follows the unique circumstances of the descendants of American slaves and their incredible impact on American life and language. Speech varieties from the African American community reflect the
Some disabled people have no voice or are hard to understand. That doesn't mean they have nothing to say, explains filmmaker Jemima Hughes.
A native teenage boy who, with an urge from his gang tried to take his girlfriend, Ning, to bed. The mission failed and even worse, Berm’s ” little brother” began to talk on his own after being Ning’s kicking target. The