All Films

Jesse McLean’s The Burning Blue also touches on the relationship between the public and private experiences of historical events. Working with found footage and her own home movies, McLean draws lines of intersection between the most intimate memories of the Challenger explosion, and its occurrence on a globally televised scale.

Nat Geo’s Most Amazing Photos follows the world’s most renowned photographers as they scale 100-metre redwood trees, chase fierce thunderstorms for the perfect lightning strike and photograph a dynamited warship as it is sent to the bottom of the ocean – from inside the ship. 

After being accused of stealing military secrets, Dr. Demian escapes from custody and expose corruption within the military; but he's pursued by a strike force that operates an experimental robot that he developed. (Source: eigoMANGA)

A little story about the peculiar inhabitants of the dog-walking area.

Acapella presents clips from a stock-footage library, still bearing their time codes, of objects such as an apple, a basketball, and a burgeoning pile of popcorn, morphing over chroma-key-ready single-color backgrounds. Lonergan sets this collection to Sting’s a cappella version of the Police’s “Message in a Bottle.” That song’s refrain of “sending out an SOS” seems to echo Lonergan’s Web collage brb, 2008, made from merely two elements: the lowercase letters of its acronymic title, scrolling right to left, placed over an embedded, looping sound file of what one at first assumes to be the Morse-code distress signal (three short, three long, three short), but upon careful listening discovers to spell out “brb” (one long, three short; one short, one long, one short; and one long, three short). Be right back.

K11 - synonym for a known mecca of prostitution in Cambodia, shows the perpetrator's side of sex tourism. Unaware of the hidden camera a 44-year old businessman openly talks about his tricks to lure young girls into his hotel, while he ridicules new international laws that protect young sex workers.

“Vice Versa” is an animated short film where twins have a debate on how they change the environment, but in the end they find a way to share both of their views.

Bruce is an award winning animation that explores how advances in open-source synthetic biology allow a young man to grow his very own action hero.

A pair of window mannequins play out a calamitous scene of love on a small stage.

“somewhere outside of space and time, beyond concepts expressible by words, we meet, we touch. Everything disappears, it all starts again. But each new page we turn is not blank. And when I look at you I know: we've been here before. One long night of the Fall 2007 I have assisted my girlfriend in giving birth to our son. This is the memory of labor.“ G.C.

GLACIER is an enchanting wilderness adventure. The majestic grandeur of the many glaciers, emerald lakes and crystal-clear streams creates a magical feeling, as if all of natures gems were gathered and placed in one magnificent national park. Well journey to the top of Sun Mountain along the picturesque Going-to-the-Sun Highway which has been described as the most beautiful stretch of highway in the world.

A transnational gay couple searches for home in a globalized world that is still fragmented when it comes to basic human rights issues.

A range of gay men and women discuss the personal issues they faced when 'coming out'.

Schoolyard is set at a Dutch school with a very mixed assemblage of race. It mirrors the tension we have now in our communities in Holland. It’s presented in a great space at the Museum. Behind the screens is the Sculpture Garden, and when it’s open, you can see people walking in the Garden behind the screens, while you watch the people in the film. and then there are people walking in front of the screens. There are all these different layers to reality.

Live DVD from the veteran Country performer. Billy Joe Shaver is one rough 'n' rowdy Texan who's experienced more than enough joy and pain in his 70 years to ever have to go begging for material. This performance catches Shaver at his best, performing 16 tracks as only he can. Features 'Georgia On A Fast Train', 'You Wouldn't Know Love', 'Song For Eddy' and more.

A project that plays at being a bestiary, but also a diary, but also a tragic tale. Film made by manipulating Super8mm footage, Cinexin tapes and drawings without fate nor destiny.

OMG BFF LOL is a three-part animation that is part of Charlie White’s Girl Studies series. The animations introduce Tara and Blakey, two American teens caught up in the ecstatic fervor of shopping and the melancholy dilemmas of boredom and emotional fragility. Spun out like a serialized cartoon, OMG BFF LOL operates like a Trojan horse for White’s critique of America’s cycle of consumption and repulsion. It acts as a monologue on the terror of “wanting vs. having” and the girls' need to find gravity in the levity and privilege that they take for granted.

Ronnie Romero and David Cervenka have teamed up to create a truly unique collective based on years of filming and editing wakeboarding and other action sports. The title "Global Warning" speaks volumes of the film's content. Breaking the mold of your typical wakeboard video, our riders have been selected based on their style, character, work ethic, and the desire to push the sport to the next level. We're taking eight of the sports top riders from around the globe and bringing them together to exploit this international talent pool in locations all around the world. Ranging from behind the boat, to cable, to rails and winching, the riding in this video will be as distinct as each rider's style. This combination will result in some of the highest level of riding and entertainment in a wakeboard film seen to date, not to mention an exhilarating HD wake experience. Global Warning will be setting a new industry standard by becoming the first wake film to be released on Blu-Ray HD Disc.

The Use of Movement considers the formal edges of the frame and the way in which camera movement, whether slight or dramatic, is ascribed with meaning. A series of tableaux are played out—with foreign language voice-overs providing the only real narrative context. A sleepless woman is haunted by images she has watched on the internet; a man drives an ice cream truck down a barren street; a couple ride a motorscooter in the twilight; steam rises from manhole covers. Each scene is an incomplete narrative—and the monologues in Spanish, German, Bengali, and Italian only serve to provide a degree of abstraction to the sound treatment—distancing most of us from the more visceral aspects of the film form and creating occasional dissonances with what’s happening visually.

This short film tells the story of a young homosexual, trying to get closure on his first big romance, by mentally following the trace of his lost love.

Director Emmanuel Lefrant explores the mechanisms of memory by entangling the image of a landscape in Africa with a film strip that had been buried and subjected to erosion in the same place the sequence was shot. With these landscapes in fusion, invisible takes shape with the visible, where the first dissolves itself into the second and vice versa.

Dublin youth leon faces the ordeal of his life where he is challenged to jump into the liffey in a life or death thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat asking for more