All Films

George is a quiet man and is very, very humdrum, but he falls upon faith that will change his life forever.

Ultimately, love is always greed. Narcissus and his love could not escape this. The night is dark and mirrors no longer have inverses or rights.

Several years after Rebeka Goes Down The Slide, filmmaker Lucy Kostelanetz re-films Rebeka at the age of nine to get a testimony of the greatest experience of her life up to that point: her year living in China. When Rebeka's parents are assigned to teach English at Guangzhou University, Rebeka, age seven, begins living on campus and attending an all Chinese School. But a year later, her stay in Guangzhou comes to an abrupt end due to the Chinese government's fears of student protests in 1989. Through the point of view of a nine-year-old girl, Rebeka narrates this memorable life experience to all of us.

We imagined Stan Brakhage stole our Super 8 material, reworked it and then tried to sell it.

A short film about the gray day-to-day life.

16mm short by Masaru Noto.

'What would an old nun like me know about sex?' Humility, masculuinity, feminism, gardening and the dreams of two nuns of the Order of Perpetual Indulgence, Sydney, Australia.

Cymatics, the study of wave phenomena, was pioneered by the Swiss physician, artist and natural scientist, Dr. Hans Jenny. Inspired by Rudolf Steiner, Dr. Jenny's penetrating observations of distinct types of patterns in nature led to these dramatic experiments animating inert substances with audible sound. This film focuses on the polarities of seemingly static structures which are actually dynamic flowing forms. A stunning array of images evolves before your eyes, as audible sound excites inert piles of lycopodium dust and kaolin paste into processes which mimic atomic, geologic, biological, solar and even galactic shapes and movements.

A stylish, symphonic essay saluting the private and public temples of cross-dressing - complete with hellish drag queens and macho lesbians from S & M heaven.

Short film about petroleum

The desire to grow closer to yourself will lead you to disappear. The simple desire to get a closer look at yourself makes you see yourself disappear. The possibilities of recording are limited.

A torrent of words, of tenderness, of violence, of sense, and nonsense. Exasperation in speech as it butts up against things and repeats in a million ways its submission to nature and life. Red night. Collapse of night as dreams topple to their own destruction. Ruin, as an inescapable as the impediments we place before ourselves, destiny which sweeps us away, and on which we have so little hold.

Early work by Kenji Onishi.

In public places like parks, squares and the cemeteries of Paris lie our fugitive fragments of memory. Our impulse to gaze with a sweeping action over these things a little invites us to play or guess at multiple histories. Time stops for a moment, creating a space in which to think, a place where we can each recreate our history.

A Cartoon about a Dog in the Car.

During the 90's Beretta Productions made a handful of dodgy short films... "This is BRUTAL. I'm still in a state of shock after seeing such levels of violence presented as entertainment.."

"Operation Nikolai" is a documentary about the kidnapping and murder of Andreu Nin by Stalin's political police during the Spanish Civil War.

Have you ever been alone and felt that someone or something nearby was watching you-or-that something brushed past you and when you turned to look, nothing was there? Have strange sounds and familiar smells from your past invaded your senses making you wonder where they came from or how a breeze seemed to sound like a whisper calling you, trying to communicate with you and causing a chill to go through your entire body and even make your hair stand up? Come and explore some of the occurrences that have happened to Maine people as well as other hauntings over the centuries. Writer and professor William O. Thomson, shares his years of research into the para-normal in this thirty minute professionally produced video. His ideas and explanations are illustrated by using innovative video special effects. This video is directed and designed by Emmy Award winning television director, Don Moore, who brings 40 years of visual experience to the project.

For the DANCIN' GRANNIES, exercise is the best thing we can do for ourselves. It makes us feel and look better and younger. This program is a fun, easy way to feel great while trimming and toning from top to bottom, especially our stomach and arms. As we get older, certain parts of our bodies change in ways we may not like. We'll pay extra attention to those. We'll help you trim down, build muscle, and strengthen bones. Within a few weeks, you'll be feeling stronger and more vital. Others will notice the change in you, too! For Beginners and Intermediates.

Reporter Arnie Reisman looks at the goals and hopes for The Big Dig, Bostonians’ opinions of the project at the time, and the history and shortcomings of the former Central Artery

A short student film, shot at the Scala Cinema.

1 Opening dance 2 THE DIVINE MIRACLE 3 REGINA COELI. 4 SIMPLY DIVINE 5 LANDSCAPE WITH THE FALL OF ICARUS 6 Intermission song 7 ALTERATIONS 8 HEAVENLY TASTE 9 DIVINE DEPARTURE 10 Finale dance

Animation for Sesame Street. A little girl is so scared by the night sounds, and she is not the only one! Animation by Deanna Morse and Rose Rosely, with sound by Billy Vits.