All Films

An abstract uncontrollable ride towards the alluring, glamorous and unreachable which guarantees satisfaction and success but also destruction and realization.

"A 4 channel video installation based on youtube material made by individuals filming themselves in Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Yemen, and Libya."

A stop-motion animation about spare buttons and the people who save them.

What does the land of a community ravaged by war save? In the orchard of Juana López, in the Ixil Community “31 de Mayo”, in Guatemala, opening a furrow becomes a song of hope.

Inside 9/11: The War Continues tells the evolving story of radical Islam's war against the West. Osama bin Laden has finally been brought to justice, but al Qaeda is still going strong.

The life of Marek Winslø, a young gay man who is savagely beaten while drunk, and how he recovers from that trauma.

A homophobic solider is in a battle zone when she learns that her two fellow soldiers are gay.

A documentary that mainly deals with the stories of the wartime and the suffering of the people of Afghanistan.

Social Distortion - Live Rock am Ring 2011

An absurd landscape with a form recirculating in its narrative tradition is transformed by the artists into interdisciplinary statement about loss of a message, impossibility of a dialogue, labyrinth of meanings. Monotony of action inclines to multitude of associations: myth about Sisyphus; Frieda of Bulgakov, who is constantly offered a handkerchief; grown-up daughter of Stalker, roaming in the Zone which gives neither fulfillment of desires, nor relief. The authors slowly immerse viewers into multilayered space, where surrounding reality is dissolving, and so is human sight, which rediscovers itself on the border in searches of initial static point. Such creative exercises can also be marked by rather expected desire to arrange knowledge and understanding of cinematograph in contemporary context of visual communication and conversion of created work into completely different, unexplored quality of the art.

Ron Simon, curator at the Paley Center for Media, takes a look at the legacy and importance of Reginald Rose, the writer of 12 Angry Men.

Film scholar Vance Kepley discusses the history of 12 Angry Men, and specifically its evolution from teleplay to feature film.

The first and unpublished Luis Robledo's film that was inspired in the Brad Anderson's selftitled film.

This video was featured in "Acting Out," the group exhibition guest-curated by Erin Riley-Lopez at the Bronx River Art Center from December 3, 2010 - January 8, 2011. The artists deliberately perform—in front of a camera, before an audience, or both— acting out their narratives and characters. Costuming, location, and props, among other elements, play an especially important role in these videos, as they provide the foundation for the entire scenario that is performed by the artists. Regardless of their strategies—which range from quiet interior reflection without monologue or dialogue, to more assertive questioning and discussion—they all share a keen interest in tackling normative societal structures, traditional hierarchical roles, and what it means to be a woman.

Audiovisual release by MPLD (Gill Arnò) using amplified slide projection.

The filmmaker's response to her experience of the hijacking of her city during the Toronto G20 Summit, "Ransom Notes" re-appropriates language and meaning through the act of collage. The film combines new and old media (film, newsprint, print-outs of twitter feeds) to explore social mobilization through mass media. The soundtrack of the film was created by placing letters, words and sentences directly on the optical soundtrack.

FUK YOUtube :P

FUK YOUtube :P

A short work.

Music video for "Innergaze."

An exhalation of social and architectural failures under the guise of possible futures.

The film is a reshoot of the film Solidarity done by Joyce Wieland in the year 1973. It is a representation of the struggle of the workers in Ljubljana.

The search for one's own identity is a path in which we interact with everything that surrounds us but which, ultimately, finds us alone. Martín is the protagonist of different situations that are not very original because they happen to many of us, but this does not make it less personal and individual.

In 2010 two surfers travel 30,000 kilometers down the west coast of Africa. Along the way, they surfed in Morocco, West Sahara, Senegal, Siberia, Angola, Namibia, and South Africa. Thirty Thousand Documents a beautiful portrayal of the wonderfully rich culture, untouched waves, and the amazing people of Africa, and combines it all to tell a beautiful story of a surf journey.