All Films

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Natural focus documents the natural landscape in black and white. By varying the opening of the diaphragm, re-framing with the zoom, changing film speeds, transforming the notion of time and superimposing different shots is a dialogue between fact and technological device it represents.

Sekula's final video investigates the recent rise of contemporary transnational art fairs. While filming the 2004 Miami-Basel Art Fair, Sekula aimed to expose the utter inequity in the luxe-studded art world.

A stop motion short film by special effects artist John Dods.

Worldly surfaces, shifting shadows and overlooked patterns: a series of short 35mm films generated from digital still images and printed onto movie film. The top and bottom half of each image alternate in the projector gate, arranged in a dizzying array of rhythms and patterns. The images also bleed onto the optical soundtrack area of the film, generating their own unexpected sounds.

A supercut of the Golden Gate Bridge and water.

A core group of architects embraced the West Coast from Vancouver to LA with its particular geography and values and left behind a legacy of inspired dwellings. Today, architects celebrate the influence established by their predecessors.

Two Door Cinema Club Live performance at Reading Festival 2012. Set list included Cigarettes in the Theatre, Undercover Martyn, Do You Want It All?, This Is the Life, Wake Up, Sleep Alone, Next Year, Something Good Can Work, Handshake, Eat That Up, It's Good for You, What You Know, Someday, Come Back Home and I Can Talk

It may be the view of the ocean from the cliffs that I prefer in Upper Normandy. It is from these two plans that my film impressions started. It is from these two plans that all my films leave since indirectly. The magical power of nature and the infinite so easily visible need only be breathed. (jacquesperconte.com)

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The song "Sakura Nagashi" by Hikaru Utada, reflects on themes of love, loss, and the beauty of fleeting moments. The opening lines describe cherry blossoms falling after just blooming, and the disappointment of witnessing their ephemeral nature. This could symbolize the passing of time and the realization that life is transient. The persona mentions someone who was watching the cherry blossoms with regret, suggesting that they were aware of the beauty and brevity of the moment. The chorus, "Everybody finds love, In the end," could imply that despite the fleeting nature of relationships, love ultimately prevails. It suggests that despite the impermanence of romantic connections, everyone will find love in the end. This can be seen as an optimistic message about the resilience of love. Overall, "Sakura Nagashi" conveys the delicate and transient nature of life and love, urging listeners to cherish moments, express their emotions, and embrace love despite its impermanence. —SongTell

Why must a woman change her surname after marriage or divorce? This autoethnographic film explores the issue of women’s changing surnames in Turkey. Some women have taken their cases to the European Court of Human Rights to defend their legal and personal identities. What do men think about this? How do women feel? And what unfolds between the lines of these everyday experiences? The film seeks to make these struggles and emotions visible.

A story about a father and his daughter.

Three distinct locations are brought together in this film, which encompasses three previously separate films made over the last ten years. Each location presents a particular balance of land, sky and water.

The Albino Witchcraft Murders Documentary which charts the attempts of two people with albinism to follow their dreams in the face of prejudice and fear in Tanzania. Against the backdrop of an escalation in brutal murders of people with albinism, quietly determined 15-year-old Veda still dreams of completing his education. Josephat Torner has dedicated his life to campaigning against the discrimination of his people, confronting communities who may be hiding the murderers. Harry Freeland's film reveals a story of deep-rooted superstition, suffering and incredible strength.

On Easter Sunday 2012 the UK's Channel 4 showed a programme entitled Crucifixion in which Gunther von Hagens created his interpretation of the crucifixion of Jesus. The documentary examined the enduring iconic image of the Crucifix. A number of donors were used for the plastination of blood vessels to create the main structure of the body. At the end of the programme von Hagens announced that he did not expect to see the final work of art due to his ill health.

Portrait of the pioneer of animation films Lotte Reiniger.

Two boys in the process of making a Samoan dish.

This intimate documentary I AM GAY AND MUSLIM follows a number of young Moroccan gay men in their exploration of their religious and sexual identity. The men portrayed in the film openly share their personal experiences and talk about the ambiguity and secretiveness of the life they feel condemned to live, although some have openly acknowledged their sexual orientation.

Based on a true story but told in a very metaphorical, experimental way, the film is a day in the life of a young man who finally comes to understand and accept his true self.

Our perception of reality through movement.

The blind dime strikes hard in this standup with comedian Lil Rel. Rel goes in on dating hood girls who can't see. His parents stealing from him, and moving back home as a grown man...

The animated comic adventures of Woo-Dee-Wolf. This is for all those dedicated fans who have stuck by Rake and myself for all those years. THANK YOU!!! Uhh-Huuuh!! -Brandon DiCamillo

“Later 1995-2011” features performances of Björk on The Jools Holland Show.