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A nostalgic voyage takes a darker turn, exploring the naiveté of mankind through the eyes of a young boy.

In 1817, at age 25, Anthony Flower left London, England on one of his father’s trading ships bound for Canada. He would never return to claim his inheritance. Using Anthony Flower’s art, archival material and interviews with researchers, historians, curators and the people of Queens County, New Brunswick, the mystery of his life is revealed.

What would it be if two garments fall in love with each other on the clothesline, instead of their owners?

A halting, repetitive, fantastical conversation between two infatuated gay men.

Parallels the process of transforming a suit into a dress with all the physical, mental, and emotional processes of changing genders. The tattered fabric, stitched and sewn together, becomes a visual metaphor for the realization and creation of a newly formed gender identity. Part autobiography, part documentary, part testimonial, the film sheds light on what it means to be transgender.

A young woman's first day of work in a supermarket in the Brazil countryside.

Twelve hours before an atomic bomb hits the ground of Tehran, a boy rushes through the house of a girl while remembering their moments together.

His seemingly hopeless situation and abysmal hatred turns the nameless nobody into a human time bomb.

A guy invites us to join him in his investigation about what happened in his town, Moaña, during the Spanish Civil War. In an imaginary journey in time, he moves to the town as it should be in July 18 of 1936.

Born around 1930 on the roadsides of America, at the same time as the car and paid holidays, most of these tiny dwellings have been replaced by motels or motorways. Some have stood the test of time. Along the St. Lawrence River, between Berthier-sur-Mer and Miguasha, along almost a thousand kilometres of coastline, they have seen the wharves disappear from the villages and are now witnessing the proliferation of wind farms. In perfect harmony with the landscape. Deep-rooted, they hold their owners hostage or save their lives.

An examination of Dublin as it is today and as it was in 1904, retracing the steps of the characters in James Joyce's novel Ulysses.

The man who was addicted by a seductive woman, in his loneliness still feels her presence.

An exploration of a single space over two years’ time—the seasons of Michigan. Incorporating time-lapse footage, motion graphics, and my own musical soundscape, this video poem considers growth, decay, and transformation.

Three taiga stories about a bear, in which he somehow influenced the fate of other animals. I scratched stripes on the chipmunk's back, flattened the carp, and punished the cedar tree with eternal thinness.

Short reportage on LGBT scene of Krško.

This film offers a frightening look into the perverse death game of a brutal clown who drags his defenseless victims into a cold, filthy basement, where he ties them up, tortures them and dismembers them alive. But this time he invited the wrong people to the slaughter party.

An up-close look at Brazilian monkeys, the golden lion tamarins, at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C.

Biegga savkala duoddara duohken lea soames (The wind whispers there is someone behind the tundra) shows a travel in time. The dancers travel in powerful landscape and meet their Sámi ancestors.

In 2007 Picture This and Film London Artist's Moving Image Network commissioned Sick Serena and Dregs and Wreck and Wreck through the Bristol Mean Time residency. The film takes audiences into dark allegorical scenes depicting religious iconography, outmoded superstition, and slapstick comedy. Sick Serena employs imagery from British ecclesiastic stained glass to create a visually and conceptually rich, dense and multi-layered film. The work references Pier Paolo Pasolini's controversial 1963 short film La Ricotta, for which he was imprisoned for blasphemy on the basis of 'enacting' a religious scene as a comedy sketch. The scenes that unfold invoke both a sense of unease and amusement.

The disintegration of the Balkans began and ended in Kosovo. The Kosovo War (1999) left the region, which is now under the protection of the United Nation, with lasting scars. The Kosovar Albanians wish to form an independent nation with or without Serbia's consent. Serbia is not willing to shift its borders and lose what it considers to be the "cradle" of the Serbian nation. NOESTAMODEPASO PRODUCTIONS exams the present and the future of this Balkan region that has the highest rates of unemployment and illiteracy in all of Europe. Furthermore, over half of the population is under 20 years of age. Gaps and inconsistencies in the law have turned Kosovo into a chaotic mess with few guaranteed fundamental rights. There is no freedom of movement, houses remain occupied and children are assigned to schools based on their ethnicity. Everybody wants to look towards the future; however, the pain of the past is still very present, making Kosovo the last scar of the Balkans.

The Aryan race is not dying out, but still hopes to proclaim the Third Reich on the entire planet. In addition, today is a significant day, the Congress of Adorers of Adolf Hitler reveals to the masses its achievements on the occasion. However, one of them did more for the leader than anyone else, having found his hand in the garden and intending to clone Adolf.

1920s New York through the cloudy lens of exuberant, idiosyncratic revisionism -- the Beautiful and Damned, before they knew about that second part.

Cyborgs have destroyed the entire Earth, except Antarctica, where they and humans live. People are used as slaves or food, they are bred in bio-camps. The flying module of the cyborg Neutrong crashes, and a trained human monk rushes from an underground monastery to the scene of the accident to humiliate the cyborg alone and save the slaves.