The Other Side of The Wallet
On his day off, a tired textile worker finds a lost wallet. As he struggles with his own troubles, he faces a tough choice that could change everything.
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On his day off, a tired textile worker finds a lost wallet. As he struggles with his own troubles, he faces a tough choice that could change everything.
These two 30 minute videos use footage compiled from over 40 social justice media productions to chronicle the perspectives of political prisoners and of war within the United States. Historical footage is combined with
A recording of walls, coats, and shadows.
In the shadows there are glimmers of light.
Presented in the form of a short film, as a novelty this year, the spot immerses us in the thoughts of Marta, who has not understood what is happening to her for a long time. Her environment does not understand her eithe
What do you desire most? Wallpaper Man will provide
Bonus DVD from the two disc set which features 10 compositions by Keiko Matsui
Documentary concerning wall murals created by artists, activists, and communities in El Salvador, Australia, the United States, Palestine, Argentina, Northern Ireland, and Liberia.
A black filmmaker's trip to Scotland leads to an exploration of Scottish Caribean history.
Introspective films processing both found and archival personal materials became almost a subgenre of their own during the pandemic lock-down. The sensitive diary collage focuses on exploratory attempts to retrace the pa
A robbery takes place, but...
The film tells the story of the formation of Irkutsk street artist ViZiO. Over the course of five years, amidst global cataclysms and personal dramas, ViZiO created a series of paintings titled "City i," depicting a post
A young couple stays overnight in a home they acquired, but the house contains more mysteries than they could have known.
Walls of Faith is a captivating rock-climbing film that explores various aspects of climbing while drawing parallels to the Christian faith. The film chronicles the journey of Zach LeClerc, an outdoor enthusiast, as he s
Shannon bravely adds color to a blue and white portrait. This episode is about losing your fear of painting people. You'll also get some great lessons in glazing and scumbling.
In post-World War I Zurich, out of the conflicts' sobering aftermath, there was born an artistic movement that preached a baffling, radical-yet-whimsical philosophy of creativity.
In this VICE documentary, we go deeper into the world's most infamous Red Light District to show a side that most people don't expect.