All Films

Footage for live in Kyoto 2011

2011 • 1 min • Japan

Short film by Shinkan Tamaki.

Brian Clough: The Greatest Manager England Never Had?

2011 • 60 min • United Kingdom

Charismatic, outspoken, and often controversial, Brian Clough is widely considered to be the best manager England never had and one of the best English managers the game of football has ever seen. This frank documentary tells the story of an unforgettable career, including heady days with Derby County, unprecedented European success with Nottingham Forest and a notorious 44-day tenure as Leeds United boss, fictionalised in the novel and film 'The Damned United'. For many his like will never be seen again. Martin O'Neill and Sir Michael Parkinson are among those who remember the man they called 'Cloughie'.

Dam Busters: The Race to Smash the German Dams

2011 • 59 min

James Holland presents an analysis of the legendary 1943 Dam Busters raid.

Re:play-Girls ハルナの物語 REASON OF MYSELF

2011 • 45 min • Japan

2011 release

Postcards from the Desert Island

2011 • 22 min

Postcards from the Desert Island documents a 3-week workshop with students from the École Vitruve, an experimental, self-run elementary school in Paris. Inspired in William Golding's novel Lord of the Flies, the artist asked the pupils to turn the school hall into a desert island, and to relate themselves to such new territory. The video documents the children's organisational methods, their approaches to the problematics raised by self-governance and by the possibility of imagining institutions and social relations from scratch.

Lunar Society

2011 • 4 min

Manfred Neuwirth’s “Lunar Society“ is a little city symphony of only four minutes of length: a music video accompanying the song of the same name by Viennese band Modell Doo. The Lunar Society of Birmingham, founded in 1765, was a circle of scholars who only met at full moon to be able to get home afterwards with a little light in the streets. Quite in spirit with the intellectual lunarticks of the 18th century, “Lunar Society“ celebrates the various dances of light, water, and colour.

Northern Rain

2011 • 52 min • Spain, Morocco

“Northern Rain” is a documentary that stems from the experience of the Moroccan association Assaida Al Horra and was made in collaboration with them. One of the association's many current projects is to recover the stories of some Moroccan women who participated in the struggle for the country's independence in the 1950s. The documentary focuses on these particular stories that make up Morocco's recent history. “Northern Rain” aims to show today's Moroccan women who seek their image in the mirror of time and who gratefully recover for the collective memory the history of struggle, risk, and courage of other women who until now remained hidden.

The Wretched Auteur's 81,000 Frames

2011 • 49 min

This is a dark comedy about a solo film maker trying to figure out how he will complete a film he started with no help or resources.

Crook Hat And Kulanada

2011 • 23 min • Australia

Three old men travel to a strip of green bush in the desert, where a permanent spring feeds a large waterhole. They share stories of the rainbow serpent, Kulunada, which lived in the waterhole, and also the violent past of white settlement.

Hogan

2011 • 2 min • United Kingdom

Hello Hulk Hogan, don't worry we will be ok in the end.

Magical Halloween: Miracle★Quartet

2011 • 4 min • Japan

Special OVA bundled with the "Magical Halloween: Miracle Quartet" pachinko slot machine game CD.

ミスマガジン2011 綾乃美花

2011 • 40 min • Japan

2011 release

No Regrets

2011 • 7 min • Ukraine

The film captures suspension performances in a Kharkiv nightclub, a subculture involving body suspension through piercings. Participants, often teenagers interested in heavy music and body art, use this practice as a protest against societal norms and a form of youth radicalism. Unlike political activism, it symbolizes a desire to escape social ties through pain. Five years later, Ukraine’s war shifted pain’s symbolism from escape to a new normality, as many young people joined military and volunteer efforts.

The Making Of Limbo

2011 • 6 min

Playdead sheds light on its modern classic.

Royal Opera House: Prokofiev - Peter and the Wolf

2011 • 30 min • United Kingdom

Peter and the Wolf has charmed audiences of every age since Prokofiev composed his score in 1936. In The Royal Ballet's production Will Kemp, as the Narrator, guides us through Prokofiev's famous musical representations of the animal and human characters - a brave young boy (danced by Royal Ballet School student Kilian Smith) does battle with a big bad wolf (danced by Royal Ballet Principal Sergei Polunin), assisted by a mini-carnival of animal friends, all danced by students in Matthew Hart's joyful choreography.

Therion

2011 • 15 min

A young boy has the werewolf curse. His parents pray for a cure.

Don't Ask Don't Tell Gay, Gay, Gay

2011 • 1 min • Canada

I watch tv so you don't have to. Like the short description summaries that often accompany tv programs though an on-screen cable guide, Don't Ask Don't Tell Gay, Gay, Gay is a jump-cut/short-cut edit that summarizes the content of Season 4, episode 4 of Boston Legal. All excess footage has been removed to capture the mainstream reflection and tone of American discourse around DADT.

On Target: Ian Marter

2011 • 16 min • United Kingdom

Ian Marter appeared as Andrews in this story before playing companion Harry Sullivan. He was also a writer, and novelised many Doctor Who adventures for Target Books. With Tom Baker, Elisabeth Sladen, Nicholas Courtney, Nigel Plaskitt, Terrance Dicks and Gary Russell.

Mary Celeste and other Maritime Mysteries

2011 • 18 min • United Kingdom

In relation to the Doctor Who story Carnival of Monsters a trio of maritime experts discuss the disappearance of real ships, including the most famous maritime mystery of all time, the Mary Celeste. With the University of London's Prof. Roger Buckhurst, Merseyside Maritime Museum's Ian Murphy and the National Maritime Museum's John McAleer.

Making the Malus

2011 • 7 min • United Kingdom

Visual effects designer Tony Harding and model maker Richard Gregory are reunited with the Malus prop they built for the story. Current owner Paul Burrows is on hand to describe the reality of living with a giant stone monster on the lounge wall.

The Scene Sync Story

2011 • 11 min • United States of America

A documentary that explained the technology of Scene Sync, a motion control process for improving the composition of shots involving CSO.

Reach

2011 • 48 min • United States of America

Inspired by the constant evolution of climbing itself, REACH is a glipse into the lives of the world’s top athletes as they push the limits of their bodies and minds. With more hard climbing featured than any movie before it, REACH captures a moment in the sport of rock climbing where the standards have been rewritten once again. Follow climbers Dave Graham, Jon Cardwell, Felipe Camargo, Zach Lerner, and Daniel Woods as they find and develop some of the hardest boulder problems in the United States and beyond.

The Tale Of Mr. Rêvus

2011 • 12 min • Germany

Before the beginning of time, night after night, Mr. Rêvus prepares the dreams of mankind. During his nightly routine, one momentous mistake occurs which is the dawn of a big adventure. This story is about friendship, hope and how our dream world can be shattered by accident...

Nothing Else Matters

2011 • 27 min

Legs of Steel is a ski film project. Legs of Steel is a Company. But most importantly, Legs of Steel is a Crew. A Crew of like minded friends, sharing the same passion for rock and roll music, freeskiing and filmmaking.