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Experimental short with avante-garde images of love triangle.

The day before Christmas in 1895 George Washington Vanderbilt opened his 250-room Biltmore Estate in the breathtaking mountains of North Carolina. Today, Christmas at Biltmore is like stepping back in time, glowing with Victorian history. Embrace the rich tradition of the past and learn how holiday decorations, feasts, games and entertainment became a part of the customs of today. Join host Joan Kohn for a behind-the-scenes look at this magnificent estate and see how months of planning and preparation make Biltmore Estate an extraordinary and magical place to visit during the holiday season.

Documentary on a 58-year old lady from a rural village in Sichuan.

Documentary about Buddhist nuns in Fuhu Temple, located in the foothills of Mount Emei in Sichuan Province, China.

A Chicago street performer pays a visit to the Detroit suburbs. He encounters two teenage girls and has an Icarus experience.

The Fabulous World of Tales - Cinderella is a Japanses language straight to VHS animated film

An impressionistic view of the 1968 Democratic National Convention featuring appearances by Abbie Hoffman, Alan Ginsburg, Mayor Richard J. Daley, Hubert Humphrey, and others. This version of the film is distinct from other edits. This version also contains several minutes of silent footage shot for the film as well as a short film made on the day of the final game played at Comiskey Park, the home of the Chicago White Sox.

A deranged man breaks out of an asylum to seek revenge on his friends.

This fun sing-along features Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Tigger, and the Fun Song Kids who hit the waves and have a ball! The kids hangout at Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon, Shark Reef, and Disney's Polynesian Resort where they sing catchy tunes such as "Celebration", "Surfin' Safari", "Hot, Hot, Hot", "Limbo Rock", and 7 other great beach songs.

A lonely man living above a porn theater finds an unlikely companion and one chance at perverse love.

The first of a trilogy of short films based on trains, Schwebebahn features one of the oldest, most unusual, and still notably efficient public transportation systems in the world: the suspended monorail system in Wuppertal, Germany, built between 1898 and 1901.

High speeds on a fantastic vehicle...

This documentary examines the 1965 rise of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers through the organizing efforts and strike action of the rank-and-file workers who defied management, the government, and their own leadership to achieve their demands.

A meditation on product history. A lo-fi dramatisation of Vidal’s Sassoon’s momentous, groundbreaking invention of the shampoo Wash & Go.

To mark the 30th anniversary of Kodak's invention of the Super 8 format, the Close Encounters of the 8th Type in Tours, France, asked filmmakers to make a film in this format. I was the only filmmaker to respond favorably to this request, and I created a tribute to 1965 by "compressing" a cult film from that year: Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville . Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville Compression is a 25-fold reduction of Alphaville , the 1965 masterpiece Jean-Luc Godard directed, starring Anna Karina, Eddie Constantine, Howard Vernon, and Akim Tamiroff, from a runtime of 1 hour 30 minutes into a 4-minute film. The film is "compressed" in the manner of a work by César. But unlike the work of this artist, who compressed everyday objects, Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville Compression compresses an artistic object! The feat and challenge of Jean-Luc Godard's Alphaville Compression was to create a total compression: in this film, not a single shot from the original film is missing!

Thomas Hirschhorn cries two tears.

On former Limerick criminal Mike Kelly’s fall and redemption.

This short film emerged as a satire of X and S-rated movies, with a script written in one go and a scene paying homage to Divine.

Fritz Wessel arrives at a remote village in search of an inn where he can finish his novel, but it won't be so easy: it's there that he finds his worst nightmare and something more than just the end of his book.

Musical theme by Alexander Vertinsky, piano part by Maksim Kravchenko. A story inspired by the famous romance.

War wounds body and soul : it divides a country, Yugoslavia, it splits families. A Serbian family with six children, who had been living in France for thirty years, went back to Belgrade while one of the daughters, Astrid, chose to stay in France. Fifteen months later the father and mother with one of their sons, come to spend a few days in Paris. The brother and sister meet again before what will be a new painful separation.

Nine-year-old Serbian girl Yulia Nikolaich mourns on the ruins of her native city of Ilidza. She begs adults not to shoot at her land, not to destroy her home, not to kill her relatives, her childhood, her fairy tale. But the adults do not listen, and blood is shed, and hatred fills the soul. The film covers the peacekeeping forces in Yugoslavia, the Ukrainian battalion in Sarajevo, and its help in restoring peace in the region.

"The fragility of appearances" is a summer film, of complicity, a film linked to the situation of "now or never" because it is born of encounters, availability, reflections or states of being in motion as time, ultimately a "snapshot" cinematographic. (Jacqueline Aubenas)