All Films

Someone dreams of falling from a building.

My meeting with the end of the world.

A film completely excavated by rephotographing rolls of 35mm negative containing images made with the photo-finish (slit scan) technique, the so-called foto-lunga which has no frame line and therefore no individual frames. This sort of proto-film was born not as a film, but as a photograph; I caused it to transmigrate—using a horizontal scanning motion of the filmstrip typical of photo-finish—into a film, thus betraying its natural verticality. I rephotographed the photofinish negative through the gate of an old 35mm moviecamera causing it to advance using the crank handle at a velocity interpolated between the crank handle [of the old 35mm moviecamera] and that of my own [16mm] movie camera. I was interested in seeing figures transformed which had been destined to remain motionless and to see them reanimated.

Girl and Antihero's second annual tour of the Upper Northwest, including more parks, more dudes, more cities, more raging, and even more radicalness than last time.

This programme takes a look at the some of the 7,700 steam engines operated by the London North Eastern Railway until nationalisation in 1948. The LNER built some of the most well-known locomotives in the country if not the world. The programme includes the V2 Class mixed traffic locos, represented by Green Arrow, along with many other examples of classic designs, such as the D49 Class, Morayshire. But the most famous locos from the LNER were 4472 Flying Scotsman and 4468 Mallard. Steam locos from North Yorkshire Moors, Boness and Kinneil, Great Central Railways, as well as on the main line are also included in this programme.

This documentary tells the true account of the courageous young martyr of the early church.

Philosopher and theologian Conor Cunningham of Nottingham University discusses the history of Christian attitudes to Biblical literalism, arguing that it is legitimate to accept Darwin's theory of evolution and believe in God.

The love that God has for the soul is like that which the bridegroom has for his bride. In the heart of the "Bible Belt" in Tennessee, the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia have fully embraced that love in the living of their vows and apostolic life for 150 years. Like their patron, the virgin martyr Cecilia, the Nashville Dominicans promise their heart to Christ and it is His voice that fills their ears and secures their promise to be His alone. This joyful, holy community radiates their love for Christ and neighbor, revealing in this compelling film what it means to live the consecrated life as both a contemplative and a teacher. They manifest to the world that religious life is all about love and joy, but a love that is different and unique. It is a love that is eternal.

Rotterdam’s dance club and pop temple Nighttown closed in 2006. This music documentary contains exclusive images of legendary performances. Former directors, founders, bookers, stage managers and artists talk about the power of this venue.

Mr. Bill tries to save his hometown by taking on the oil companies. Created by Walter Williams

Cape Town, Republic of South Africa. Springbok Heights is a magnificent ivory tower - an art deco masterpiece and an anachronism in the new South Africa. Like its all-white inhabitants, it hasn't changed much in the last few decades. A tightly wound knot of tiny - yet superbly designed - bachelor flats, Springbok Heights seems to weave its residents into its mortar. The longer they stay... the longer they stay. Wouter Malan: Leadership qualities, musical tendencies, greasy facial hair. Wouter was compelled to take early retirement from his Physical Education post at the Oude Scholen Technical High School for Boys. Since then, money has been very, very tight. Hilda has been a Springbok Heights resident all her adult life and has had a crush on Wouter since the day he moved in. But since undergoing elective surgery in the 1970s, Hilda lacks the one thing Wouter seeks most in a companion. Nathan Golding: Affluent, endearing, mentally disabled.

The Galmi purple, the onion from Niger, pervades West African markets with four hundred thousand tons a year. In Galmi, Salamatou's been waiting for her wedding for two years. Her father Yaro, urged both by her future in-laws and the village gossip makes a decision : "The wedding will take place at the harvest !" Yaro is aware that to be up to his commitment this time, he has to produce more and sell at a higher price...

First fully-realized video work from Sean McCann, circa late 2008. A sensory overload of aquatic and galactic collages, a surreal journey. Featuring an original soundtrack, recorded following the Midnight Orchard sessions - quite mesmerizing and peaceful.

Sam is a boy who works at his father's tavern while dreaming of fantastic voyages. One day he gets the chance to try adventure and see if it is what he imagined.

This fully-dramatized audio is paired with stirring illustrations, and is designed to open the eyes of American citizens so that they can see the miraculous and providential hand of God in our nation's history. For the first time, you will have the documented evidence that much of what is taught and believed about the origins of our nation by the popular media and public education is progressive and leftist revisionism.

A train gets out from the station in Amazon.

STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness accounts from survivors. Narrated by Alex Norton

Nebula Rising is a gorgeous transformation of the emulsion of film into expressionistic abstraction what Hangjun Lee calls “a pursuit of the science of dust”.

Lek (Play) is a post-romantic summer dream.

The film describes aspects from the every-day life of the crew aboard the „Pequod“, that are missing in the novel and tries to trace the inner-logic of captain Ahabs obsession.

"Broken Windows" consists of the last footage shot with a digital camcorder - these are the dying gasps of the camera. On one level, the piece might serve as a de-mystification of the digital image itself; the degradation of the image broadly implies the processes by which the real world is interpreted as video. Video’s constitution of the world as image is laid bare, and it is disconcerting to see the torturous decay of the image as the camera fights to maintain its simulation of the world. On another level, however, the piece implies the impossible mystery of most technology for most viewers. The functioning of the camera, evident in the image only when it fails as here, is something which most of us can’t - or don’t want to - understand. We understand technology so little we must engage with it on a purely aesthetic level as a source of magic or wonder, as we do here.

A walk through the city of Vienna, that holds carefully collected impressions. The rhythm of the city depends on the switch of the traffic light.

Early short by Jonathan Vinel.

An aesthetic journey based on portraits of personalities filmed by the french film-maker Gérard Courant. The resulting film investigates the subject of the portrait under various aspects : universes of forms, colours, rhythms and identities…