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This animated film tells a story of an Evil King whose life is turned into absurd nightmare by a pilgrim who constantly reappears by the Royal Tower (more)
In the short, CG animation, Smart Machine, a single-minded little boy, while on a family vacation, has a most unusual encounter with a vending machine. This is the second in an ongoing series of pieces about food that combine storytelling with advocacy to present healthy food choices to children ages 2-9. In the process of trying to get himself a snack, the child discovers the machine not only... (more)
Alice is spending her summer with François in a Mediterranean beach resort. The effervescent seaside activities around only accentuate the emptiness she feels inside. One night, in response to this boredom, their friend Colin suggests they should do something different : steal a boat and go for a ride… (more)
“Hugo Chavez and the Bolivarian Revolution are the greatest threat since the time of the Soviet Union and communism”. Doctrine for Asymmetric War Against Venezuela, U.S. Army, 2006 This is the starting point for a journey across the country which gave rise to the “red wave” in Latin America. Does Venezuela represent the dream of a new socialist society or is it just another distortion... (more)
Garden of the Nameless is a tropical gothical thriller that uses the keys of the suspense and horror films, to tell the story in two times of a nun and a arqueologist both of them obssesed in discovering the misteries that inhabit a convents garden. (more)
an experimental music composition combined visual of mouse clicks, mouse scrolls, and keyboard keys. enjoy it! (more)
A vivid adaptation of May Sarton’s 1965 landmark novel tells the story of writer Hilary Stevens, who shocked the world in the 1920s with her novel about a love affair between two women. In the 1960s, the aging writer is interviewed by two young reporters who want to know, “Who’s the muse?” Through lushly filmed flashbacks, Hilary recalls the women who have inspired her... (more)
Strange symbols have been interrupting television broadcasts for days and nobody knows who sends them. The media is also wondering about the nature of the phenomenon that threatens to become more and more out of control. In the meanwhile the young scientist Bobby Joe finds in the woods a mysterious cable reaches toward the stars and decides to find where it goes to. These are the events that... (more)
“Cinema Paradiso Soviet style,” The Province of Lost Film is about the magic and nostalgia of watching film collectively: in a movie house; a workers’ club; or at night, on an improvised screen hung in the village square. Employees of the former distribution and exhibition network, projectionists, and viewers from central Russia reflect upon the unique and already bygone experience of the... (more)