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Ronnie Romero and David Cervenka have teamed up to create a truly unique collective based on years of filming and editing wakeboarding and other action sports. The title "Global Warning" speaks volumes of the film's content. Breaking the mold of your typical wakeboard video, our riders have been selected based on their style, character, work ethic, and the desire to push the sport to the next level. We're taking eight of the sports top riders from around the globe and bringing them together to exploit this international talent pool in locations all around the world. Ranging from behind the boat, to cable, to rails and winching, the riding in this video will be as distinct as each rider's style. This combination will result in some of the highest level of riding and entertainment in a wakeboard film seen to date, not to mention an exhilarating HD wake experience. Global Warning will be setting a new industry standard by becoming the first wake film to be released on Blu-Ray HD Disc.

The Use of Movement considers the formal edges of the frame and the way in which camera movement, whether slight or dramatic, is ascribed with meaning. A series of tableaux are played out—with foreign language voice-overs providing the only real narrative context. A sleepless woman is haunted by images she has watched on the internet; a man drives an ice cream truck down a barren street; a couple ride a motorscooter in the twilight; steam rises from manhole covers. Each scene is an incomplete narrative—and the monologues in Spanish, German, Bengali, and Italian only serve to provide a degree of abstraction to the sound treatment—distancing most of us from the more visceral aspects of the film form and creating occasional dissonances with what’s happening visually.

This short film tells the story of a young homosexual, trying to get closure on his first big romance, by mentally following the trace of his lost love.

Director Emmanuel Lefrant explores the mechanisms of memory by entangling the image of a landscape in Africa with a film strip that had been buried and subjected to erosion in the same place the sequence was shot. With these landscapes in fusion, invisible takes shape with the visible, where the first dissolves itself into the second and vice versa.

Dublin youth leon faces the ordeal of his life where he is challenged to jump into the liffey in a life or death thriller that will leave you on the edge of your seat asking for more

See or not, this is a question. Whether too much expectation will bring a little disappointment is unknown. Whether there is still the courage to face it again after the breakup is a difficult problem.

A look inside a daydream which rationalizes the procrastination of the imperative to create. At what point do we abandon our intent and allow the magick of filmmaking to dictate the direction?

Webcam experiment.

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Santa Cruz Surfboards presents Fins on Fire. A 21 minute video of the Santa Cruz Surfboards team putting their surfing skills to work. Abstract music, with an artsy feel. Not your normal surf video.

Simon, At the Crack of Dawn is the fifth film that Pierre Creton and Vincent Barré have made together. As the film is the quintessence of poetic cinema, it is impossible to lock any subject into the confines of a form, which is nonetheless as round as a cob loaf. What we can try to write about is the resonance of signs, the vibrations of matter and the mysterious radiation of meaning between the images and sounds….If the film were to lend itself to a summary, a single sentence would suffice and would describe the most banal reality: “Before dawn, while people are still asleep in their beds, a baker makes his bread”. But this would be to disregard two shots that ill fit such a narrative….and which tip Simon, at the crack of dawn towards a tale of fantasy.

A short video by Kyle Canterbury.

Freemasonry is a worldwide organization with a long and complex history. Its members have included politicians, engineers, scientists, writers, inventors and philosophers. Many of these members have played prominent roles in world events, such as revolutions, wars and intellectual movements.

In The Reason Why, the subjects of growing up queer, fat and lonely are recounted in rebuttal letters to ex-boyfriends who all share the same name. Using a mix of 8mm and experimental video, the piece weaves together pornography, new “Gay Hollywood” movies and memories to explore how to find one’s place while being a minority within a minority community, and how to say all the things that were never said in significant relationships.

A short video by Kyle Canterbury.

The arrival of a new worker to a jeans factory causes changes to the rhythms of the workplace. This mysterious narrative integrates personal and collective history with fiction. The visuals were created with both found images and original photography reproduced on acetate sheets which were subsequently sewn together and projected onto a wall and video-taped. This mixed-media work is a reflection on the repetitive labour and materiality of textile work and the im/possibilities for resistance to challenging working conditions.

An exploration of candid childhood home videos of a safe, suburban, white, middle-class life juxtaposed with a retrospective narrative foreshadowing the many forms of anti-queer violence soon to be survived.

World sailor Jesse Martin takes 5 young people on a sailing adventure of a lifetime in search of paradise, but what they discover is not what they expect.

The documentary contains interviews with older and younger generations of poster artists, examples of past and current poster work, historic and current film footage of where and how the poster is viewed, and commentaries from both American and Polish scholars and artists on the significance of the Polish poster as a cultural icon.

“The first house I bought was on 43rd Street in Pittsburgh. In this silent Super 8 triptych-projection, I documented the facade of each house on 43rd Street on 36 frames of film (center screen), while the oldest tree on the street﹘which was in my backyard﹘is shown in time-lapse over the course of several days (left and right screens). These films helped me locate myself along a continuum of time and space, relieving an anxiety of “ownership” with a sense of belonging.” (written by Tara Merenda Nelson)

The first in a series of "Unsolved Case Outflow Evidence Verification Record" Relics "" that reveals the truth of unsolved cases. Evidence video group of unsolved cases that occurred in Japan announced in South Korea. Is the proof image that is so scary true or fake? Astonishing truth reveals the truth of the unsolved case ...

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“In this meditative essay on the infamous Cuban prison of Panopticon design, the walls in the prison crumble revealing a past that has been covered by layers of thick yellow paint. Exquisite photography and lyric narration reveal a world where pain left unvisited turns into amnesia; history cannot absolve everything.” – BIG SKY FILM FESTIVAL