All Films

Nonsense

2007 • 13 min • Russia

A long time ago, there was a poor man in Korea. His name was Kim. In winter, he earned his living by gathering firewood in the forest. And when spring came, he fished, hoping to exchange it for a lot of rice. Unfortunately, all the fish caught were missing. Kim decided to catch the thief at all costs.

The Boy Mechanic San Francisco

2007 • 21 min

Masterplan

2007 • 21 min

A documentary/essay film, critically exploring the social contradictions inherent in regeneration plans for the vast Edinburgh Waterfront area.

Junji Inagawa no Reidan: Baba Yami Hōrō Soshite Kagami

2007 • 60 min • Japan

Fourth installment in the "Junji Inagawa no Reidan" film series.

Lafoxe

2007 • 40 min • France

The do-it-yourself film lab Atelier MTK in Grenoble, France is the cradle of the performance group Metamkine, but also for instance of Lafoxe. Etienne Caire and Gaëlle Rouard are the driving forces behind the lab and have developed a 16mm performance with its very own signature. The basic material for Lafoxe came from old Hollywood films. After extensive processing in the lab, these bits and pieces are put on the silver screen again using several film projectors at once. The result is a dynamic form of widescreen, which they have dubbed hyperscope. The sound is a live mix of the original optical soundtracks.

Le Week-end

2007 • 15 min

A young, cynical French film student comes to London for the weekend to make a film project for his course. Disillusioned by his London experience, he's befriended by a stranger who shows him a side of the city, and himself, that he never would have seen. The story unfolds through his Super 8 film footage, and his voice-over narration gives us an insight into his thoughts and feelings throughout the journey.

Rivadavia 2010

2007 • 15 min

The room in which Gargamela sleeps mixes in with her dreamscape. A man enters and leads our way. Shot using a cell phone and digital video, the images explore dream-like narrative.

Such as It Is

2007 • 12 min

It is a film in four parts: underground, city, rural countryside, fog and ocean. Though the parts are separate, they are bound by the film; as earth, air, fire and water were separate are bound by the concept of universe for ancient Greece.

Der Unfall (The Accident)

2007 • 35 min

A man, a woman, the memory, history... an accident.

Broadcast Prohibited VTR! Peeping Ghost: The Truth Hidden Behind the Scenes

2007 • 60 min • Japan

This is a documentary that exposes “broadcast-prohibited VTRs” obtained through various channels. With the cooperation of an editor at a production company, startling footage discovered in a vast amount of NG tapes is revealed. What was shown in the taboo footage, which is treated as tacit understanding in the industry...

A Fair(y) Use Tale

2007 • 7 min

Professor Eric Faden of Bucknell University created this humorous, yet informative, review of copyright principles delivered through the words of the very folks we can thank for nearly endless copyright terms.

Paris: City of Light

2007 • 60 min

The city is Paris, where the Arc de Triomphe curves majestically over the Champs Elys es and the Eiffel Tower pierces the Parisian skyline. This intimate exploration of the world's most glorious city traces Paris' history.

Nirvana Alchemy Film

2007 • 3 min

16mm black & white film soaked in lithium mineral hot springs, pennyroyal tea, doused in mud, sopped in bleach, cherry antacid and laxatives - jumping by Finn West & Jwest.

The Slap

2007 • 3 min • Iran

A mysterious story of a kiss and a slap in a train.

Trying To Buy A Pizza and Some Shoes

2007 • 8 min

Multiple dudes try to order a pizza over the phone but cant because this mysterious clerk wont let them. Later A man will barter for shoes with that same pizza clerk.

Valentine for Perfect Strangers

2007 • 4 min

A love letter to the Internet from a feral cat in Brooklyn. Anonymously published to the web in 2006, Valentine for Perfect Strangers was an early example of an art video that "went viral," amassing over a half-million views and landing on the front page of YouTube.

Imperatrix Cornicula

2007 • 10 min • Canada

In a dark forest, a soul caresses itself with feathers. And the birds fly away.

Bachelor Machines Part 1

2007 • 31 min

A short film by Rosalind Nashashibi set on a cargo ship sailing from Southern Italy to Sweden via Portugal, England and Ireland. Commissioned by Chisenhale Gallery, London, and Picture This, Bristol.

Watercolors

2007 • 13 min

The surface of a pond serves as a canvas on which nature creates a continually changing painting that mirrors but alters details of the landscape surrounding it. Beginning in the late winter, just before leaves appear on the trees, the film records the changes in weather, foliage, color, and light throughout a year. The images provide visual cues from which viewers can imagine their own sound tracks — a music of the sounds of wind and water. Yet, weather is not the only painter of this picture. A choice of black–and–white film for a passage of patterns on the ice evokes Chinese ink painting, and distorted reflections of architectural details and views through purposely out–of–focus trees inspire, in the imagination, paintings of what is not shown, but might be.

Cry Sea

2007 • 55 min • Italy

Every day 500 high-tech fishing boats enter Senegalese waters and catch whatever they can find. Every day 15,000 Senegalese wooden pirogues go out to sea and search for what is left to feed 600,000 people. All this is done under agreements between the European Union and the countries West Africa.

Dangerous Cargo

2007 • 5 min • United States of America

Two friends pick up a strange hitchhiker, who has a few surprises up his sleeve.

Der Rauch der Träume

2007 • 60 min

A film by Mischka Popp & Thomas Bergmann

William Klein: Out of Necessity

2007 • 7 min

Klein is an artist, photographer, filmmaker who rarely grants interviews. Born in NYC, Klein moved to Paris at a young age and still calls Paris home. He studied with Fernand Leger, worked for Vogue, made a documentary on Muhammad Ali but is most well known for pushing photographic technique to it's limits.

France 2007

2007 • 19 min • France

In disconcerting silence, black-and-white pictures speak eloquently of people living on the edge of society. They have a quotidian quality as though they are being played out at a seemingly different time rooted in one moment without history.