Where The Flowers Blooming
A feature film by Zhihui Long
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A feature film by Zhihui Long
In the garden the dreamer dreams about sweet smelling metaphors. Over the course of this film animation, transformations occur that dissolve human violence into peaceful tranquility.
Something happens as four people look up to the moon.
A first encounter. At the Venice Film Festival. A second encounter. Again the Venice Film Festival. A crescendo of curiosity, wish to know and discover more. Months go by. A crazy idea. Dear Mark, can we make a documenta
Eunha, who lives in Berlin, is preparing to return to Korea after seven years abroad. As she packs her 23kg suitcase, she decides what to leave behind and what to take with her.
In modern day New York City a ninety eight year old women lies helpless on her death bed. As her granddaughter begins to take on the chores of cleaning the apartment, she comes upon a story that her grandmother had been
A short film adaptation of Stephen King's short story, "The Man Who Loved Flowers". The Man who loves flowers is heading to a date to meet the woman destined for him - Rose.
Examining the Indian educations system in a short animated documentary.
Old wounds are laid bare on Eli’s 23rd birthday when he pays a visit to his estranged father and is met with an awkward surprise celebration.
An experimental short film capturing the delicate beauty of different flowers.
A man stares at his own grave while also being visited by his wife and child.
Marina catches some flowers and eats them.
One of the earliest Egyptian films - silent. Possibly lost.
Dália and Angélica write a manifesto for their right to freak out for no reason.
"The Corruption of White Flowers" is a transgressive art film with an exuberant amount of allegory just waiting for you to dissect and decode. From the twisted minds of White Gardenia, Regan Fox, Eric Fox & Jolyne Fox co
Andy Butters throws aside the dependable potato and risks the future of his farm and daughter on magical Soul Flowers.
Viewed at its seams, a National Geographic slideshow from the 1960s and '70s deforms into a bright white distress signal.