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From fashion model through Olympic sailor to Surgeon, Robin Tattersall's life is extraordinary. Here he recounts stories from his life which will intrigue, unbelievable in some cases and quite scandalous in others.

Staring At The Light is a love letter to our Wonder Valley Desert home. The landscape of this special place calms our minds, stills our hearts and blows us wide open to the scene. The winds, the dance of the sand whirling like a dervish and blowing like rain, the sudden torrential and always surprising downpours transforming the dry parched ground to temporary oasis, the all-embracing and unbearable heat of summer and those sweet cool nights nights of fall and spring, the music making with creative fellow desert friends, the unexpected treasures and hidden life of this place all inform what you are about to see.

Giordano is in front of a grave in the middle of nowhere, he's there because he found out the cure from that inner evil wearing him out. Madame Mirelle gave him the key for the freedom, after Medicine had turned out useless. AWARDS:

A self made "selfilm" with random thoughts made during the shutdown of 2020. AWARDS:

Romania, 1970. In the heart of the Danube, the paradise island of Ada Kaleh yields to the brutality of the Communist regime, ruled with an iron fist by Nicolae Ceaușescu. A magical little enclave, a European Atlantis inhabited since Antiquity, the island is then home to an endemic population of Ottoman culture. In order to build the most powerful hydraulic dam in Europe (the Iron Gates), the crowning image of his power, the dictator orchestrates the deportation of its occupants and the total destruction of the island. A symbol of unique beauty sacrificed on the altar of an autocratic regime, Ada Kaleh now lies under thirty metres of water, its ghosts haunting the river. A modest little square window in the center of the black screen lets out fragile, trembling archive images captured on the day of Ada Kaleh's destruction. The film broadcasts shot-by-shot visual fragments pulsating in the dark. We see small houses, stores, a tree... blown up. A young woman and her double are murdered in a lush natural setting on the banks of the Danube, at two different moments in history experienced simultaneously. This sacrifice-like event triggers visions that seem to emerge from a buried double-memory, sucking us into an apnea journey, to the sunken territory of the island. The entire film seems to contract, pulsating in the grip of an obscured memory shaking its surface.

Komoru is living a happy life. He goes to work every day, he likes his job, and he spends his time watching TV. Everything is fine, until one day he starts feeling uneasy about being around people. This feeling will quickly grow to the point where his perception of the world and people will change entirely. Soon he decides to self-isolate entirely. He becomes a hikikomori, a person who chooses to withdraw completely from society.

In the middle of his journey home from college, Jack is told a ghost story by his prankster friend. He has to reconcile himself with the reality that stories might not be so fictional after all. AWARDS:

The blossoming young love between two teenagers is brutally disrupted by retreating Nazi soldiers who occupy their small village in rural Italy. Original/Alternative Title: Ciò che resta

Living in the land of grief, a comforting sister and an emotionally repressive sister struggle in their relationship as they process their fresh emotions from the passing of a loved-one. Christina and Denise learn to navigate through needed-space and comfort-zones to live, to mourn, to love, and to cope.

A drunk man decides to go ice fishing.

Music video for the single "Secrets You Keep" by Joe Lamont, where the singer/musician plays a private eye hired by a nervous and anxious man who wants to know if his wife is having an affair. The man's suspicious are proven real ...

Man (Ed Casaer) sets his pet hawk free and goes on a fantastic hang gliding adventure in search of his old friend. On the way, he encounters a boy (Erick McWayne) on a hillside who he offers to take on a flight.

Story of a young girl who has a passion for horses and her efforts to become an accomplished equestrian.

In a dense forest, a monoceratops-type plant-eating dinosaur is stalked by a carnivorous Tyrannosaurus rex.

Essential, integral experimental work from the late 1950s is an incredible dance of montage and super-imposition starring none other than New York City's various bridges, transforming them into an urban jungle (jazz version) or an alien landscape (electro-acoustic version)

Intending to visit his friend at the yacht club, Magoo winds up at the wrong dock, where he is mistaken for a foreign spy and brought aboard an enemy submarine.

Was very fond of Woody Woodpecker and his cartoons as a child. Still get much enjoyment out of them now as a young adult, even if there are more interesting in personality cartoon characters and better overall cartoons.That is in no way knocking Woody, because many of his cartoons are a lot of fun to watch and more and also still like him a lot as a character. Here in 'Jittery Jester' he is not as toned down as he tended to be in his later cartoons and around this period and is a manic pest and very funny while never obnoxious (except to Dooley). Dooley is an amusing foil and one where one roots for Woody and not him. The King is suitably jovial and one that means business, and the horse, with a couple of the best moments like his response to being socked in the jaw, very nearly steals the cartoon.Some of the action is a little typical, but where 'Jittery Jester' fares least, as with most Woody Woodpecker cartoons from this period, is in the animation. Time and budget constraints shows in some of the animation, which is a little rushed looking in the drawing and detail wise it's on the simplistic and careless side like many of Woody's cartoons from this period continuing through to the 60s. Some of the action is very predictable and typical Woody Woodpecker.On the other hand, the music however is bouncy, energetic and very lushly orchestrated, not only synchronising and fitting with the action very well but enhancing it. The whole cartoon goes at a lively pace, especially in

An expressionistic visual poem of one filmmaker's reaction to being a filmmaker.

Just a young boy finding his path… in the best possible shoes. Shoes is a simple story, with global ambition. A story about Munidi, a young boy from a village somewhere in Africa. Munidi isn’t happy with his image and so he sets about transforming his life. Among other westernised ideals, Munidi looks to his screen idols of the western world for inspiration. But who can help him realise his Big Life Ambitions? Bond? … James Bond, that’s who! Munidi’s transformation begins as seeks out the finer things and steps into a new life and a new pair of shoes. Meet the fresh and improved Munidi who is 100% ready to fulfil his dreams, when a series of everyday encounters make him realise that the things he idolises, aren’t quite what he thought they would be? This is the story of how one young boy’s real transformation comes with understanding who he is and what is important to him.

Tired of being ripped off by entitled hipsters, taxi driver Inderjeet Dhaliwal is prepared to call the cops when his latest customer, a boisterous young soul singer named Maggie, can't pay the fare. Desperate to get to her audition, Maggie attempts to find some common ground between them, and uncovers an unexpected shared love of deep soul music.

A very particular intern tries to impress his boss that he can go beyond his means to please him and, the new intern to possibly take over his job. The trails and, tribulations of a working intern. Even getting someone water can be a daunting task. "Bottled or Tap?" "Mineral or distilled?"

Lisa's move-in boyfriend, Aaron, is having difficulty adjusting to his confidant's dog's free life in the house. The suggestion is made for Aaron to take the furry rival to the dog park, ergo developing the possibility of a bond t...

The chase between Sylvester and Tweety continues into a busy city street, where the puddy tat himself gets chased by Hector the bulldog. All three are injured by passing cars and taken to the city hospital, where Nurse Granny tends to the threesome. Innocent Tweety is the only one who tries to get rest, but Sylvester and Hector are always at odds, kitty trying to get at the bird and doggy harassing the lisping alley cat. Sylvester tries several methods to do away with the dog, all of which fail. At one point, Sylvester does swallow Tweety, but Nurse Granny takes the cat into puddy surgery (which results in a large bandage placed over his chest). In the end, Sylvester, Tweety and Hector are released from the hospital, but the chase quickly starts again and the three wandering into traffic. "Que sera sera," sighs Granny.

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