All Films

A movie version of the game Tetris that is mostly just games of Tetris.

An overview of the year 1960 at Disney featuring clips from the year's film and television releases.

A journey of the filmmaker, Wu Wenguang, somewhere in China, and his view of public life in the cities and villagers. He meets some of his friends, a gay man in Beijing, and a lesbian couple in Shanghai.

A young girl falls in love with another girl at first sight. But the girl is straight, so she has to deal with the homophobic reactions of those around her.

Short film by Kayo Takefuji.

A video by Monica Petracci and Silvia Bottiroli

A video by Bianco-Valente

Dir. Nick Kondo

The twilight and half-closed vision of the blinding bursts barely reveals fleeting and luminous unexpected phosphorescences, through and through the scenery, like so many flashes of understanding, promises of famous colors to come...

Video installation by Carloni-Franceschetti.

"Bayini is a great spiritual woman she started to talk, to dance, to sing. She made everything around, all that comes from history. The vision and the dream she was seeing is the Anchor". Murrmurrnga Burarrwanga, his grandmother Gaymala Yunupingu, and their family established at Bawaka, Port Bradshaw, in North Australia, tell a story related to a precolonial (at least several centuries ago) experience of trade between their people, the Yolngu from Arnhem Land, and "fishermen from South-East Asia: the Macassans who used to collect trepang in exchange for rice, tobacco, pipes, knifes and canoes". Body language, paintings, songs and dances accompanied by the didjeridu give us an insight into their system of knowledge based on a very complex network of spiritual connections between people and the environment.

The film endeavors to tell of the relationship between a Korean-born foreigner in America and his father in Korea, separated both culturally and generationally by the communication gap between them. In Korea, A-DA-DA is an onomatopoetic name given to a person who stutters. A-DA-DA is conceived as a stuttering film, not a film about stuttering.

Work on speed, rhythms, flickers and color, whose «main tendency should be to serve Expression as fully as possible». The idea for this film was born during experiments on the film strip, with the Nominoë collective.

On Réunion island, inhabitants of Malagasy origin perform a ceremony in honor of their family's ancestors twice a year. The ritual in this film takes place at the home of Madame Sautron, a soothsayer-healer. The film follows the four stages of the ceremony, which lasts for 24 hours in all.

In Nigeria, in the villages of Apir and Fiidi in the state of Benue, the women of the Tiv ethnic group struggle daily to improve their lives. As a result of their work in the fields and the sale of their harvest at market, most of these women have been able to attain economic independence. In 1987, the Nigerian government, prodded by the United Nations and women's organizations in Nigeria, developed a program for supporting women in rural environments called the "Family Support Programme," which encouraged them to organize more effectively and to form co-operatives. Several representatives of the government and the Programme present the broad outlines of this project, and talk about the women's investment and the problems they have encountered. The women describe their role in these co-operative associations and how they view this collective work and its benefits, which enable them to improve their socio-economic situation.

no subject is a 2002 released short film by Margarida Paiva

16mm short by Masaru Noto.

Dustin and his friend, Snotser, put together a boy band called Mankind featuring band members Simon Murphy, Paul Barry, Ronan McDonald, John McCall and Chris Miller.

"Moción de Orden" is one of the video pieces corresponding to a video installation by the artist Lotty Rosenfeld. In the work we see the image of a maritime oil platform in the South of Chile, the image surrounds it, flying over. You hear the constant sound of the helicopter, and a voice-over text at the end.

A short film by Rhee Hun

Experimental Super 8 short by Kenji Onishi.

An omnibus of real-life ghost stories and dramas told by Inagawa himself. Includes "The Girl in the Neighborhood" and three other stories.

A city’s urban architecture and spatial design often dictate the primary mode of getting from A to B. In LA the done thing is driving, whilst in Amsterdam you get on your bike and in Tokyo the main means of transport is rail. In these two video works, Junebum Park hones in on two distinct forms of getting oneself to a new location: on foot or arriving by car. Filmed from above, both works show the graphic patterns of urban planning in the form of the white lines of zebra crossings and parking lots, being used by city dwellers. Seen from this birds-eye view the humans become like bugs and Park plays with this scale further with the introduction of his hand, about ten times larger than the ant-like people, directing the action. As the viewer we see the scene from Park’s viewpoint, as the omni-present, all-seeing entity in charge.