Paint Me in the Opera House
While tracking the whereabouts of a missing girl, detective Terrance Porter stumbles upon a haunted opera house in the desert, uncovering much more than originally anticipated. Take a seat, the show is about to begin. (A
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Collapsed Swamp, or Painter Yamashita Kikuji
A documentary about the iconoclastic painter Yamashita Kikuji that depicts the 1969 Tomurai-ten (Funeral Exhibition) of then-recent work by Yamashita and his late older brother Taniguchi Kunbi, the living space he shared
I'm Painting Some Imagination
About two young artists, Johannes and Anette who are both intellectually disabled. Through art, they get the opportunity to express themselves in full freedom.
A Painful Reminder: Evidence for All Mankind
This documentary incorporates the footage shot by Sidney Bernstein, head of the Allied Film Section of the Psychological Warfare Division, under wartime conditions, two or three days after the Allied troops liberated Bel
A Proposal for a PowerPoint Presentation on Philip Guston's painting Evidence
This is a commissioned project for San Francisco MOMA's Open Space website. Herschend was asked to choose a work from their permanent collection and create a reaction. He chose to create a proposal for a potential PowerP
Colours We Paint
The “Painting Skills for Africa” association has been traveling to Rwanda for 10 years now. They support local institutions through social projects. They are painting schools, kindergartens and hospitals. Always at eye l
The Angel that Stands by Me: Minnie Evans' Paintings
Fifth in the series "Visions of Paradise." Directed by Allie Light and Irving Saraf. 1983. Minnie Evans is the embodiment of the visionary artist. She is an 88-year-old Black painter in North Carolina who has created a
The Painter's Pen
Every fifteen days, Antoine, five, spends the weekend at his father's house. Time is counted, limited, condensed. For them, two days to do, to do again, to learn, to understand one another and to each other is little ...
The Joshua Painting
Upon visiting an art gallery, a young man has a visceral reaction to a painting hanging on the wall.
Eric Fischl: The Process of Painting
Developed as an adjunct to the exhibition Dive Deep: Eric Fischl and the Process of Painting, this 35-minute film is a co-production with the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) in Philadelphia. It is comprised
TASTE OF PAINCANDY
A Film by Hideaki Sasaki
Sunday Painting
Eva is a single freelance painter. She is in love with a married man. She pretends that she never waits for him, and if he suddenly turns up she acts as if she is surprised. In reality the unresolved relationship is maki
Painting the Dandelion Resurrection
Susan Bettmann’s Painting the Dandelion Resurrection trains the camera on Vermont icon Peter Schumann, co-founder and creative force of Bread and Puppet Theater. And basically he does what the title says—he paints. Schum
Four Paintings by Edward Povey: The Discomfort in a Ball of Hairy Twine
Another installment in the interview series with Edward Povey, in this film Povey discusses the meaning of the paintings title, the link to iranian women and how we read paintings
14 Paintings
The Chinese village of Dafen was once a place where thousands of professional painters made reproductions of Western masterpieces. At the government’s instigation, these artists now paint their own original works. Their
Rain Painting
Landscapes are seen from car windows as raindrops, striking the glass, paint what is beyond in a variety of textures and moods. Three realities are represented: the landscape viewed through the window, rain patterns on t
The Painted
In the 1960s, Clive, a wealthy spiritualist, contends with a dark force plaguing his family, when his wife suddenly and inexplicably falls into a coma. He searches for answers in an ancient book that details a long-forgo
Painted Tears
A grieving artist and his struggle to find worth within his work.
Robert McGinnis: Painting the Last Rose of Summer
Robert McGinnis' career as an artist is explored from the 1950s when he gained fame as a painter for Dell paperback book covers, through the 1960s when he created posters for such movies as "Breakfast at Tiffany's", "Cot
Look at My Furniture: The Mutant Birth Story of David Lynch Has a Painting Made of Flies Eyes
A documentary rock song by Butch Vig and the Silversun Pickups, a.k.a. SSVU, or, the Silversun Vig-Ups.