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Super8 short by Robin Mellway.

The world has been struck by a mysterious illness, and society has collapsed. A woman in a state of shock is taken in by a group of survivor, sowing discord among them.

One summer night at the lakeside where a party was taking place, there we met our loved ones who had passed away.

A gorilla menaces a stripper.

An ambiguous description of an encounter between two women turns out to be the recounting of acupuncture treatments.

Video detail of the 'lamenting' 22 minute performance art piece at San Francisco's Theatre Rhinoceros: "I would be kidding myself if I didn't think Aphrodite had something to do with this, and obviously Emma Bovary would have loved this!"

A film on the filmmaker’s brush with cancer, and the fears and dilemmas on what course of treatment to follow. Through music, there are musings on love, death and memory.

Ulf is a rustic and primitive man who survives in the north of the Scandinavian peninsula. He is plagued by premonitory dreams...

A story about a donkey and an astronaut. The donkey hurries across the boundless steppe. He has long been waiting for a friend who will come to his rescue.

This work was a frame-by-frame transfer between a film shot between January and May 2012 and a film shot by the artist's grandfather between April and November 1959. The 8mm film was telecinated frame by frame, with even the perforations visible. By switching between the two at high speed, the difference between the two film formats, Regular 8 and Super 8, becomes apparent.

'Chapters One to Five' is the third film in the Astrid series 2010-14. The series features the young Astrid Everall, between the ages of seven and eleven. Astrid is seen engaging in wholesome craft activities: cutting out shapes from coloured papers and suspending them as mobiles. She operates in interiors re-constructed from 1970s home improvement magazines, and the tone is something between Blue Peter and Steiner School: idealised, creative, clean and purposeful.

Within the participation in the ninth session of the Dammam Theater Festival for short performances, director Maher Al-Ghanim presented a show «The show is still continuing», which summoned critic Ahmed Al-Mulla to say «the show is still continuing after rolling the top head towards the bottom of the stage or basement, where the echo of flogging and torture still reverberates in the place», adding «Maher Al-Ghanim, the director before the actor, presented a theatrical show, to say the least that it is crowded and hoarded with symbols and connotations until it almost crowded and collided with each other», and saw that the beginning of the show It was weaker than expected due to the density of signs and elements that decorated the first scene and continued throughout the show, as the shadow game came hesitant instead of being shocking and expressive with a depth that tightens the whole show, not to mention the dilemma of the suspended body that crossed the scene.

Adrian Paci’s Inside the Circle is a six-and-a-half-minute, black and white movie of interactions between a white horse and its trainer in a round, rustic pen. The video Inside the Circle was developed during the RAVE East Village Artist Residency 2011 in Trivignano, with Tiziana Pers and the horse Tor De Chirincito. Set inside the training ring, the film explores the complex dynamics between man, animal and nature through an interaction between the horse and the young woman. Shot in black and white and set inside a training ring, the 6 minute film explores the complex dynamics between man, animal and nature through an interaction between a horse and a young woman. It plays with elements which take the work into a dimension of suspension in time and space.

A lone figure wanders through an alien landscape. The sound and image are blown-out, creating a textural grain inherent to MiniDV which mimics the sand blowing in the wind.

Two boys at a sleepover talk about why one of their girlfriends isn't here.

‘Images of the domestic and the everyday. Images of street demonstrations. Seasons change. Filmed over the period of a year.’ PT.

Alt-J performs live on KEXP at the Triple Door as part of KEXP's VIP Club Concert series. Recorded September 27, 2012.

Revolves around a kitten named Ponta and Kenta, a second-grade boy who goes on a school trip.

Shor experimental animation by Arash Akhgari

THE LOWER 9: A STORY OF HOME showcases four determined Lower Ninth Ward residents who share their most intimate stories of home, as they resume their lives years after Hurricane Katrina ravaged their neighborhood. Each story finds a voice in a narrative that intersperses contemporary interviews, abstract cinematography of destruction, and powerful scenes of present, everyday lives.

The documentary is about the sahrawi women’s role carries out from all areas in her society and developes within the framework of the refugee camps in Tindouf (Algeria). Sahrawi women who have different jobs tell us through several interviews their vital experiences and share their opinion about the difficult situation that they suffer. In parallel with these interviews the documentary shows us how is a typical day of a sahrawi family in which a girl and her friend live a little story of fantasy.

Jean Rouch shot La Pyramide Humaine in 1961. We discovered it the summer of 2012. This treasure draws suggestive connections between a politic conflict and the art of creation by itself. That summer we were in charge of shooting the staying of Sahrawi children with host families from Barcelona during the summer holidays. Nothing seemed to us more inspiring than get deep into the essence of that movie. And we dare to play. It is an audiovisual experiment, by way of an imperfect tale, with three protagonists: a Sahrawi friend in exile, a group of kids from the desert and a play.

This is the story of Buyema Abdelfatan, also known as Castro, an ex Saharan soldier that now a days runs a centre for disabled children in the refugee camp of Smara (Tindouf, Algeria). A personal project that has earned him both praise and criticism, but could not continue without his dedication, perseverance and humanitarian aid that he receives.

A film about the forced resettlement of Lemkos from Poland to the Ukrainian SSR in 1944-1946.