All Films

Based on Noiserv's songs, a Portuguese musical project played by David Santos, is told the story of three characters with different ambitions. These are told through memories and dreams during a concert film that could be the soundtrack to daily life.

A colour reversal film shot on 35mm. https://vimeo.com/71327099

A mother's struggle to come to terms with her daughter's strange behavior.

A colour reversal film shot on 35mm.

Reconstruction of the movie lost by Nijinsky from photos from that period.

Haulin' Ass is a documentary about one of the most challenging, yet least recognized sports in modern culture: Pack Burro Racing following Curtis Imrie, Roger Pedretti and Hal Walter. Over the course of the documentary, we bear witness to their quests to take the Triple Crown while overcoming their own mental and physical obstacles.

I’ve been to Las Vegas many times and have always experienced a familiar roller coaster of reactions to the city, from being fascinated and seeing it as a profound expression of grand historical forces and liberatory impulses to just seeing it as a totally fucking depressing place. I don’t think I’ve ever had such strong reactions to a city. This film is an expression of much of that and weaves together several elements: a visual portrait of Las Vegas; informal, verite-ish interviews with a wide range of interesting people we came across while shooting; archival images of the city from the 1950s and 60s; along with some first-person voice-over musings about the city and its history. My hope is that this film does justice to the endlessly fascinating, spectacularly libidinous, and deeply disturbing nature of Las Vegas and its history. —Sam Green

Coke dealers deal with the end of relationships, child birth, and everyday life.

A known serial killer has escaped from police custody and is on a bloody rampage

A group of six scuba divers that specialize in deep underwater operations lives for a period of three weeks at the bottom of the ocean, conducting work on board of the platform Luna.

The underground wanderings of a not-so-young Brazilian student who, without knowing what to look for in life, goes to the Paris subway to meet those he values most... the strangers. During two years, always with a camera on him, he observed and interacted with all kinds of metro 'inhabitants': passengers, bill posters, homeless persons, musicians, metro drivers, frequently conversing about life expectations. The result is a film that reveals this eclectic underground world from an unusual, irreverent and personal point of view.

Nearing 100 years old, a national treasure, Bobby Staff whimsically exposes a rare and revealing insight into the romantic life of a butch lesbian born in 1913. Accompanied by her long time friend, Sweet Baby J'ai, Bobbie takes us on a trip down a very steamy memory lane, through photographs and vivid memories of many decades living her life as an out lesbian in New York City and Los Angeles.

Moral fibers are gutted in this harsh tale of brutal revenge from the twisted minds that brought you the bright side trilogy. Zach is dead set on teaching his sister a lesson. But tempers flare and blood is she'd when his mother's boyfriend finds out...

What is the reality of daily life in Gaza, along the border of Israel? Can the religious organization of Hamas, rivals to the PLO, move from international pariah to meaningful political player with citizens' interests at heart? Developed over two years and with unprecedented access to this 'terrorist' organization, this documentary uncovers the deeper issues defining life in Gaza under Hamas.

A site specific performance piece for camera, filmed on location at Beachy Head, a metaphor for our collective headlong rush over the edge when it comes to our dealings with the environment. But rather than a decisive leap off the cliff, the piece has a much slower, more erosive pace with Paris and Hill gradually sinking in a deep fissure near the cliff edge. Seemingly oblivious, they chat bravely on mixing the banal with specific personal fixations on environment. Time-lapse cinematography marks time passing, clouds and shadows moving as the women slowly descend into the earth. They are very positive, very upbeat, but their sinking is inevitable. They keep talking until they are no longer visible; the last sentence breathed out through a crack in the earth and carried off in the wind. Then they are gone without a trace, and the viewer is confronted with the precipice, which in their absence becomes the foreground rather than the background.

A short animation made by Michel Gondry produced for the Criterion Collection release of The Complete Jean Vigo.

The prelude of the romance between a married family man and his attractive nephew.

A young man waiting for a sex change operation is confronted by his masculine conscience, which tries desperately to convince him not to do it.

Excellencies...

Behind the Scenes of the Monterey Bay Aquarium

Any Londoner can tell you that the Tube is overcrowded. But how many know the real reasons why? In the premiere of London Underground Revealed journey below London's pavements to look back over 125 years of crushed commuters and rush-hour rage and discover remarkable engineering history behind the biggest metro system in the Western world. With each day bringing over 4 million passengers into a vast network of tunnels under the city, the iconic transport system is creakingly close to capacity. Can an ambitious plot involving £16-billion to build 30 new stations drag it back from the brink?

An old cleaner goes on a cleaning rampage in the sewers of a futuristic city, after he lost his job to a robot. The seventh part of GAINAX' "Music is SF" series.

Experimental short by Tatsuhiro Ariyoshi.

Experimental short by Kenji Onishi.