Clear Filters
Showing 24 of 207,042 films
Matt 5:29-30

Matt 5:29-30

2005 • 21 min
Matt 5:29-30 is a video installation piece which also involves damaged polaroids and drawings.
Teruo -kio-

Teruo -kio-

2005 • 20 min
Soju, a natural disaster scholar, was living in a house with Teruo, an all-purpose automaton he created, when a mysterious man Domon, and an agents start pursuing him.
The Star That Ought To Guide You

The Star That Ought To Guide You

2005 • 3 min • Canada
Mike often introduced himself as a “filmmaker whose films nobody ever sees.” So... I didn't see this one. I can't write the movie overview. Sorry 'bout that.
The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones

2005 • 58 min
Seventeen Clips
Magie blanche

Magie blanche

2005 • 4 min
Magie blanche recounts moments in a young girl’s day, on her 13th birthday, a Friday the 13th… This film was produced as part of the 2nd Montreal Super 8 Festival, whose very simple rule was to shoot a single 50’ reel, with no post-editing. Special effects and editing were therefore created in camera, as the film was being shot.
Le Tombeau d'Aphrodite (Version 5)

Le Tombeau d'Aphrodite (Version 5)

2005 • 15 min
Starting from waste from the pornographic film industry of the seventies of the last century which I first sent to rot in a basin of water before passing the film through a Truca-JK type optical printer. MTK Workshop, The tomb of Aphrodite was transformed not into gold but into a profane epiphany of colors to illuminate our silver nights with colored lights.
The Class

The Class

2005 • 17 min
The Class is a video work in which Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook lectures corpses about death in what seems to be a kind of classroom. It was filmed in an actual hospital morgue in Chiang Mai, with unclaimed dead bodies playing the role of the six "students" in the class. The work is a performance in which the artist tries to understand death by lecturing the dead about death, with the lecture offering various definitions of death from different perspectives. Araya at times talks directly to the cadavers, encouraging them to share their own views and experiences, and communicating with them in the same way she would with living people. This attitude demonstrates her attempt to confront something that society has overlooked as well as social taboos and cultural discrimination, and the religious and cultural values that involve death.
Flof

Flof

2005 • 1 min • Croatia
A one-minute, computer generated animation with variations on a stick figure jumping from a diving board.
Bass Man

Bass Man

2005 • 60 min • United States of America
Takahiro Omori came to the U.S. from Japan in 1992 with the goal of becoming a professional bass fisherman. Bass Man finds Takahiro during the 2001 season, the year that began his rise to superstardom against all odds in a sport that’s on its way to becoming the next NASCAR. Takahiro looks to two icons of the sport, Rick Clunn and Jay Yelas, to try and unlock the secrets of their successes and becomes torn between their opposing philosophies on life, God and fishing. Bass Man is an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at this wildly popular and sometimes bizarre sport- the icons, the fans, the history, and the professional fishermen, some forging careers the likes of rock stars, others just struggling to survive.
Blockbuster History

Blockbuster History

2005 • 22 min • Canada
With the screen split into four, clips of films and interviews with ordinary people, the film evokes the media story of Aurore Gagnon, the tragic heroine of a cult Quebec film.
Seaborne Invasion

Seaborne Invasion

2005 • 54 min
From the Emmy award winners of Battlefield and Weapons of war, this film tells the story of America's response from the attack on Pearl Harbor. An industrial giant has awoken. In three and a half years, the might of America's industry and its immense reserves of materials and manpower will roll back the empire of Hirohito to the very shores of Japan itself.
Genetic Admiration

Genetic Admiration

2005 • 23 min
This 16mm collage animation takes place in a fairground where midway pavilions and an amphitheatre serve as sites for a critique of reproductive technologies and the seductions of science. A fortuneteller dispenses advice and insight to fairgoers as they encounter The Natural World of Reproduction hosted by Walt Disney as a pollinating bee. The Centre For Genetic Admiration, the most advanced and least regulated reproductive facility in the world, and SeaWorld, whose architecture is the third trimester female body, playing host to the Ultra Sound Classic.
Where Do Babies Come From?

Where Do Babies Come From?

2005 • 8 min • United States of America
The (very) basic facts of life, explained for ages 6 to 8 and for parents, from a Christian perspective. Simplistic diagrams and minimal information.
Inside the Asylum

Inside the Asylum

2005 • 20 min
Ray Gosling and a group of Urban Explorers around Whittingham Hospital near Preston, Lancashire. One of the group was a former patient, and Ray himself spent some time there for a television programme he made with Nick Broomfield in the 1970's. Featuring interviews with former staff and clips from the original Granada television series 'Goslings Travels'.
The Bruised Apple

The Bruised Apple

2005 • 23 min • Japan
Genta is a tanuki who befriends a human girl in his human form. Every day is fun when he's able to lie. But one day his lie puts the girl in danger and Genta has to make a choice.
Eizō Shokan 10

Eizō Shokan 10

2005 • 36 min • Japan
Lately, I cannot help thinking; “What if the gods created life and death by mistake?” I find it odd that as I age, my body withers. If, as I slip into old age, my heart becomes young, then it would be appropriate if my body could follow suit. Wouldn’t it be nice if humans were born elderly, and in reverse, died of old age in an infant’s body?. (Hagiwara Sakumi)
Life Matters

Life Matters

2005 • 3 min
What could happen in the last 3 minutes of the world? In this production made in 1 hour and a half with a Palmtop for a camera, the Coruja Caolha narrates an apocaliptic drama!
Beyond Language

Beyond Language

2005 • 11 min • United Kingdom
Video art by George Barber.
Nuptial 1 - Nuptial 2 - Nuptial 3

Nuptial 1 - Nuptial 2 - Nuptial 3

2005 • 4 min
Series of 16mm films made by the director from 2005 to 2006
Billy Talent: Scandalous Travelers

Billy Talent: Scandalous Travelers

2005 • 58 min • Canada
A documentary that follows the band's first two-year tour. It includes live footage of Edgefest and various radio station interviews in London, Ontario. The DVD holds bonus material which features live performances of "This Is How It Goes," "Cut The Curtains", "Line and Sinker", "Living In The Shadows", and rare acoustic sets of "Standing In The Rain," "Lies" and "Try Honesty." On December 7, 2004, the DVD sold over 10,000 in Canada, earning Platinum certification by "CRIA".
The Journal of Edmond Deyers

The Journal of Edmond Deyers

2005 • 7 min • United States of America
A heinous crime takes place in a remote town and a familiar blood soaked scene was left to be cleaned up. A young officer takes notes on the crime scene so he can go over the case with the now seasoned Officer Noels. The legendary(in the occult) journal of Edmond Deyers is recovered from the crime scene and an 'eye-witness' account leaves local police in awe.
Duncan Edwards - Englands greatest player then came munich

Duncan Edwards - Englands greatest player then came munich

2005 • 60 min • United Kingdom
This DVD chronicles the career of Duncan Edwards.I have seen Di Stefano,Puskas,Eusebio,Maradona,Pele and Best but this player outshone them all for alround ability.
伊藤えみ Unbalance~アンバランス~

伊藤えみ Unbalance~アンバランス~

2005 • 45 min • Japan
2005 release
若山愛美 Angel Kiss

若山愛美 Angel Kiss

2005 • 45 min • Japan
2005 release