All Films

Based on the fairy tale of the same name by Charles Perrault, staged by the State Academic Central Puppet Theater under the direction of S.V. Obraztsov. The play’s production and opening speech are by S. Obraztsov.

Musical journey of a men's choir ensemble that gets transported to a magical land of dinosaurs, ice, water and nature after the bus taking them to a concert crashes. Puppet animation short.

The author wanted to return to his characters, the grown—up children, whose naivety was so charming in the previous film, "Just Three Lessons", and trace the further path of these children in life, their different destinies.

The documentary is dedicated to G. P. Peters, the first and only person who joined aviation with a prosthetic leg.

A boy and a girl play building sand castles. Suddenly, a bully came running, destroyed all the locks and took away the children's toys. The children couldn't resist the bully. Suddenly it starts to rain heavily with a thunderstorm, and after the rain a beautiful rainbow appears.

UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. A documentary about people reclaiming control of investment funds through union organizing. The story of the Long-Shoreman's Union organizing to force pension fund investments to represent their interests, particularly to divest pension fund investments from South African companies to protest apartheid.

Using sharp glancing blows, it demonstrates how we are now able to effect an energy transference from one American gas guzzler to another.

The film is about alienation in human relationships. The man is looking at photographs, drinking and thinking about something. Then the woman walks into the woods, the man watches her.

Satirical animation showing the influence of alcohol brands on sports.

Staging of the battle. Scenes of extras running through the fields.

A model is photographed, but the film camera also comes close to her skin.

While making a hot dog in a restaurant, David Obermeyer reflects on class and labor.

In this documentary of the series *Paraskinio*, produced in 1979, we watch an interview with poet, screenwriter, and director Orestis Laskos by journalist Soula Alexandropoulou. Laskos talks about his career and recounts moments from it, as well as anecdotes from the productions and filming of the movies he has written and directed.

This is the story of John Andrews, world-famous Australian architect. In the mid-1960s, when only 29, Andrews was commissioned to design Scarborough College at Toronto University. One of the world’s first ‘megastructures’, it was an important experiment in urban and educational planning. Andrews also designed the Canadian National Tower in Toronto, which was the tallest freestanding structure in the world at the time it was built.

Young people spending time in a bar in Tallinn. Documentary with an artistic attempt to interpret the passage of time, the value of the moment.

An early experiment from Heather McAdams, mixed with audio from 'Tom Corbett's Space Patrol."

Unidentified people appear around the protagonist, Mr. M. No matter how many times he wakes up, he cannot escape from his dream. In a speeding, deserted subway, Mr. M falls asleep again. This is Yamazaki's second work in his filmography. Reflecting on the fact that his first 8mm drama, "The Melancholy of Poplar Trees," was less than a school play, he decided to make this film to see how much he could do within his own field of expertise. He unashamedly quotes various films, including Masanobu Nakamura's "Autumn in Beijing". An interesting precursor to his works " Anti-Interpretation" "Memories of the Seaside," and "Ghosttown at Dawn". This filmwork won the Student Encouragement Award at the 1980 Fuji 8mm Contest.

This short educational film introduces viewers to the vibrant world of camera-less animation. In just 10 minutes, it showcases three creative examples of animation made entirely by drawing, painting, and scratching directly onto film stock. Designed as an instructional resource, the film emphasizes how simple classroom materials can be used to produce expressive and visually striking animated works. With its energetic tone and hands-on demonstrations, it's both a fun watch and an effective teaching tool—perfect for budding animators or educators exploring experimental film techniques.

A portrait of Turkish artists living and working in Berlin.

Experimental short by Harumi Fujii.

Portrait of women where they look at the images of their own faces and reflect on that experience.

8mm film work from 1979 by the Film Studies Department of Bunkyō University. Directed by Mikage Sagisu. It is a feature film depicting the emotional journey of two women through love and romance. The film overflows with a vivid sensitivity characteristic of a female director. The French title means something like “Look at the end.” (It seems that there is a typographical error in the actual title.) The original film print does not have a magnetic sound track, so it is likely that the audio was played from a cassette tape in sync during screenings. Unfortunately, the audio tape has been lost, and it is now impossible to know what lines the characters were speaking in the film. The condition of the film itself is relatively good, and it appears it has rarely been screened since it was made, but it strongly conveys the atmosphere of the late 1970s. It would be a real shame not to watch it solely because it is now silent.

A film about lights and shadows.

An excursion to the Gaviota Islands in Lake Nahuel Huapi becomes a psychedelic trip: taking advantage of the very power of the natural landscape and its birds, a pair of mysterious characters seem to conjure up a spell.