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The film Brilliant City was produced during a stay in Shanghai with the British Council’s Artist Link Program. The title refers to the name of the location, a residential complex comprised of 25 high-rises in the northern part of Shanghai. It is entirely shot from the 34th floor of one of the buildings and stages a peeping tom view of the surrounding city, capturing everyday activities that can be observed from this vantage point – training soldiers, building activity, traffic, gardening.

Video, 4'14, 2005.

Setlist: Intro - Bad Boys Running Wild - Love Em Leave Em - Send Me An Angel - Still Lovin You Rock You Like A Hurricane - Chit/Chat - Wind Of Change Big City Nights

A man hears a cry for help coming from a sewer under the streets of Caracas. The scene becomes chaotic when bystanders, rescue workers, and the media arrive. In the midst of all the mayhem, a band of cunning thieves lurk in the shadows. Will this structured chaos enable them to pull off a huge heist?

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Inside the strange and brutal regime of Kim Jong Un, the last Stalinist dictatorship, an underground opposition has somehow emerged. The leaders of North Korea are rattled by it. Who are the dissidents and how do they operate in the shadows? Jung-Eun Kim, a young Korean-American filmmaker, investigates a hidden revolution that's fueled by the unstoppable technology of cell phones and secret video.

This delirious montage of appropriated and computer-generated elements merges perennial Paper Rad themes such as Gumby and the 8-bit computer aesthetic with a keen, critical take on contemporary culture. This self-described "mix tape" — a term that refers here both to the group's montage strategy and to popular compilations of bootlegged hit music — takes on the war in Iraq, the art market, and the images of ostentatious wealth and glamor flaunted by pop stars today.

The last minutes in the life of a New York immigrant artist in September 2001.

A road or a road that leads zero. Through a landscape in a permanent transformation, inexhaustible, unattainable. Deça, further, Elvis ahead at the turn.

Goregeously drawn film gracefully tracing the various threads of a relationship between grandmother and granddaughter.

Enjoy and explore the magic and excitement of the Disneyland resort, The Happiest Place on Earth, in this 50 minute color video adventure. With two world famous theme parks, hotels, dining and shipping, the Disneyland resort has even more to offer! Yet is still possesses the nostalgic magic and charm as the park originally designed by Walt Disney himself.

An obscure, appropriated Yoko Ono monologue is applied to a banal setting.

The house that bursts; the scene of the crime; the nucleus. A universe collapses on itself: all hell breaks loose.

This abstract film, full of rich colours and textures, was created thanks to an inventive use of digital technology. It grew out of an unusual process of interchange between the painter Jean Detheux and the composer Jean Derome. The result is a rare meeting of images and music. What we get is an intense meditation on a world in constant renewal, where every form that emerges is immediately engulfed by the next one. It constitutes a sort of diptych with the film Rupture, which follows. A film without words.

It’s aviation on the edge at 600 mph with Wings of Gold, the thrilling video magazine that transports you to the exciting world of aircraft carrier flight ops. Join the elite corps of pilots in the cockpit of an F-14 Tomcat engaged in a high-altitude duel with a Libyan MiG. Marvel at the handling of the FA-18 Hornet, E-2C Hawkeye, AV-8B Harrier, and more., before joining the US Navy’s Blue Angels in a stunning demonstration of precision flying prowess.

Part of The Biscotts Series Luther Price, 2005–08

As a fighter pilot there are only two types of aircraft...fighters and targets. You're flying fighters which have never been beaten in real air to air combat. You’re now holding “Zulu” alert cocked and ready in the Middle East scrambling after intruders trying to penetrate your airspace. Is this another drill or the beginning of another Desert Storm! You are slammed into the ejection seat by gut-wrenching “G” forces as you push your aircraft to the edge while going head to head with real enemy MiGs over the skies of Iraq. You're in the cockpit and down on the deck during a low-level bombing run to deliver the knockout punch against freedom's enemies. Brief with pilots as they discuss tactics, missions, and weapons and deploy their fire power around the clock and around the world to defend freedom. You'll get an incredible view of a high performance air show seen from inside the cockpit!

An approach to the different beliefs and representations of God assimilated to light. Light being associated with Spirit in the Coran. The issue of God being represented in human shape is solved by the assimilation of God with the light of the Cosmos.

Starting with the fall of the Ottoman Empire at the end of World War I and the remodeling of the Middle East by the West, this film looks at the historical influences in modern Islamic terrorism and specifically the attack on America of 9/11.

Some people believe it was sent by God to punish the sins of the world. First recognized in 542 AD, the plague swept from Egypt through Asia Minor and Europe on a path of destruction, killing more than 100 million in countless outbreaks and plunging the world into the Dark Ages. Today, much is known about this ancient scourge, and modern medicine is largely able to contain it. But its origins remain unclear, and there is always the threat that a new, disease-resistant strain could once again prove to be a major threat to mankind. THE SCOURGE OF THE BLACK DEATH is a comprehensive look at the deadliest disease to ever strike mankind. Historians trace its incredible, apocalyptic spread and detail the sweeping changes it forced.

Filmmaker Alan Pakarnyk uses radiant splashes of colour and simple composition in a seemingly random kaleidoscope of motion to depict nature at work. Sweeping the viewer through a whirlwind cycle of the seasons, the film crashes violently from one image to the next in a tour de force of beauty and destruction. Pakarnyk's imagery accelerates beyond traditional linear time-lapse techniques to become fodder for the relentless demolition process that is Nature in all its grandeur and power.

The text for this video is based on a mix of personal experience and local lore. I relate my negative childhood feelings about communes to my experience at the Rainbow Gathering. This led to my short lived interest in capitalist aesthetics and media. I began to read "The Futurist Manifesto", books by Ayn Rand, and "Dianetics". I also became involved with online dating through the "Village Voice" personals. I’d spend $25 for the opportunity to send around 10 messages or 20 winks. I went on a few dates, but nothing long term came of it. I became depressed and imagined a stand-in to introduce myself and tell amusing anecdotes, like I often found myself trying to do while on dates. This video was the imagined component for a signage style installation in a corporate lobby, as if I were the founder of the company.

The banality of suffering as time goes by. A mourning song, the intimate diary of sorrow.