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
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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
Paia
Paia means old grandmother in Duan dialect of Zhuang language. I know that the Paya in the film was at a lecture about left-behind children at Pudao Caotang Bookstore in Nanluogu Lane, Beijing. The small hall of the book
Painted Tears
A grieving artist and his struggle to find worth within his work.
Sundial
Sundial takes us on a journey through the mists of the Estonian countryside. In each house whose door Liis Nimik opens, live people who have chosen to carve their existence at the fringes of modernity. Far from our tumul
House of Pain
A hybrid of DeSade and Dali, House of Pain is a nightmare that takes place between sleep and death, where the performers appear as mute hallucinations. The film features a hallucinogenic blend of the domestic and pervers
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
"Love Pain Like Mute Fish"
Selected scenes from the Christoph Schlingensief revue at the Berliner Volksbühne .
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.
The Master Painter
A young painter becomes the apprentice of an old master who is working on his final great work. Meanwhile, the young painter falls in love with his master’s niece.
Cherry
At age 19, a young woman is jilted at the altar. This leads to a declaration that she will swear off men forever. Now 10 years later, she suddenly decides she would like to have a child. She advertises in the newspaper f
Billionaires Gnaw Their Tongues from the Pain
Billionaires Gnaw Their Tongues from the Pain aka Lost Leaders #22 is a handmade short film created in collaboration with sound artist Jackie Gallant. Billionaires… combines 16mm and 35mm found footage, hand-woven elemen
How To Kill A Painting? - The Making of Meurtre du tableau
A behind the scenes look at the making of the short film Meurtre du tableau. Released on its anniversary, this exclusive features unseen footage and unused scenes. All created by just two people with passion, in one smal
Pain Killer
While on route to a booty call, a migraine-addled young woman finds herself facing off against the criminal underbelly of Friday night Christchurch.
Homophobia, That Painful Problem
Using interviews, personal testimonies, clips from films and television, re-enactments of gay bashings, lists of epithets used internationally, and other powerful graphics image, this French documentary explores the simi
Four Paintings by Edward Povey: Unfinished Tea
The third interview short in the Four Paintings series with painter Edward Povey. In this short he explores his painting Accomodation, considering how, in many ways, it shouldn't work but somehow does
Landscapes of A Capelada
The black granite in the Serra da Capelada range formed from solidified magma during the Precambrian era, some 1,160 million years ago. The rocks were buried deep beneath the Earth’s surface until Pangea broke apart, 200
Reece Mews SW7: The Reconstruction of a Painter's Studio
The film tells the fascinating story of how painter Francis Bacon's Reece Mews studio in London was 'frozen in time" and reconstructed at the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin. The relocated studio, the first computerised arch
Winter's Portrait of a Burnt Landscape
Research in the present of a burnt landscape: observation of what exists now, understanding the rubble and remains; discovery of the dead tree’s place in a destroyed land and perception of its immobility.