All Films

Still Falls the Rain is a graduation project from Visual Effects student Miguel Santana. The short film is an action drama set in digitally reconstructed WW2 war-torn London, about a homeless boy who gets caught stealing food from a bombed house - a crime that could then warrant the death penalty.

The work "Sleep Talk" captures the moment when the unconscious is uttered through accidentally recorded sleep talk. It repeats perception and sleep, moves, and slides rhythmically toward any point that is impossible to reach.

Immerse yourself in a world of mud dwellers, algae-eaters and expert predators all fighting for survival in Florida's Indian River Lagoon.

A photographer visits the Georgian Caucasus with a team of experts to study the effects of climate change on the world’s largest glaciers.

Based on true events, it tells the story of Nem Glamour, a transvestite who performs night shows and witnessed the death of her best friend, Joy, also a transvestite, in a hate crime. For denouncing her tormentors, she is forced to flee the country - but not before saying goodbye.

At the age of twenty, José and Teresa leave Portugal for Switzerland. The result was a happy home and a modest life as immigrant workers, in the shadow of other people's wealth. Today, their daughter - the director - is seeing a young Swiss man from a good family... The meeting of two worlds that everything separates, told with humor and brilliance in the form of a photo novel.

Abstract images of a plaster cast model, newsreels covering historical incidents, and rampant slogans. Phase is a film scattered over tracks divided into words and images, text, and sound. The activity of visual images that mutate according to method of expression rather than political implications.

Mamie had her first daughter when she was 16. She raised her 10 children on her own, by sheer strength, as her hands are "neither cut nor bound" and without the help of any of their fathers. Today, she has 27 grandchildren, or 28, she doesn't really know.

Experimental short film by Olivier Fouchard.

A double slide projection illustrates the necessary destruction that takes place on sites of construction. Using teargas remedies used by revolutionaries in the Middle East, the photographic processing smears the slides in a mixture of hues to depict a familiar site in an otherworldly place.

Contains all 10 episodes of shivering horror footage!! Is it the spirit of a worker who was tragically cut off in the past due to a work accident? When I watched the video later, I noticed that there was one more person, but it seems that no one noticed that on the day of the event. [Attacks my dog] I took a picture of a dog that recently joined the family. Something approaching the frolicking dog... [Restaurant on the Cliff] A seafood restaurant that I stopped by on my way home from surfing. What was witnessed there... [Visitor] I was supposed to be watching the scenery, but I was the one being watched...

Originally an 8mm installation conceived as a loop, They Told Me "Apikaan" Means Braid serves as a reminder of the cyclical nature of language and tradition.

Half-essay, half-stand-up routine on the questions we ask, the answers we seek, and the oracles throughout history who've either affirmed (or exploited) our insecure wonders or merely lent us an ear.

Stop motion based on drawings made by construction workers, approached at the exit of their workplace, they answered in several ways to the question: What would you build if you could build anything you wanted?

Xiao Nong is a young farmer who has worshiped his ancestors from the time he was a child. When he prays to his ancestral spirits and his mother is not healed, he gets disillusioned. As a friend tells him the the good news, an animated Zhuang-style cartoon tells the gospel story from creation to Christ. He believes in Jesus, his life is changed, and he begins to tell his friends and family about his new faith.

The parents leave the little boy at home alone and at that time the spirit of the child comes to him to play. The film is based on Yakut mythology

1. If the same dream occurs three times, then count it as a personal revelation, an individual prophecy. 2. Mysteries Of The Temple–Fearful Oaths And Secret Ceremonies–Saintly Privileges–Shocking Doings In Days Gone By–Whisperings Of Terrible Deeds–How The Mormons Mind Their Own Business–A New Name-Terrible And Revengeful Oaths–The Punishment Of The Apostate–Pains And Penalties Of Betrayal–The Mysterious Mark–Secret And Significant Signs–Eight Hours Of "Mystery–I Justify Myself. 3. Besides this, every Mormon’s mouth was closed by the oath of that same temple—the penalty for breaking this oath was worded in the most startling and impressive way, a penalty which no one doubted would be sternly enforced. The throat of the traitor was to be cut from ear to ear; his heart and tongue to be cut out; and his bowels were—while he was yet living—to be torn from him. In the world to come, everlasting damnation would be his portion.

A behind the scenes look at the British sex toy industry.

"Canzone di Sabbia" is a short autobiographical 3d animated film with music by Lagash (Marlene Kuntz).

8mm short film by Hajime Kawaguchi.

Short film by Rea Abalos.

A spirit looming over a couple's car on their way home from a wedding... The "looming lower class spirit". I can't sleep at home anymore, I can't go home... A fresh head on the ceiling. A man panics as a horrifying spirit body panics at the extreme behavior of a woman in a sexy video chat room... Witness to Live Chat" and more...

Notes for a Time/Bank articulates a series of reflections about the political, historical and anthropological necessities for the existence of alternative economies and initiatives, such as time banking. Divided in ten chapters, the film combines researches on historical attempts to implement alternative economies with various commentaries on the nature and value of money.