All Films

Created at the brink of 2004, this video documentary offers a knowing glimpse into the body of work of Ultra-Renaissance artist Mike Wrathell, whose creative powers rival even the great cartoon character Yogi Bear, and maybe even Huckleberry Hound.

Much of the footage that comprises Orchard is of a 19c ruins that included a walled orchard in and area known as Rostellen in southwest Ireland. It is set deep in the woods and the crumbling brick and mortar of the broken walls has become the anchor for the roots of slender trees, so uninhibited for all this time that they reach twenty feet in height and have thick roots that follow like slow lazy trickles of water and in other places branch and wind over the brickwork in an arterial arrangement reminiscent of the human body. Some footage of Central Park is in there, as well as Niagara Falls, the main Dublin-to-Cork road and a thin smoking woods on the outskirts of Rosslare, Co. Waterford These are facts may be incidental to the film’s eventual form, which winds the images into an arrangement of continuous wandering. All this is attended by environmental whispering sounds until a voice calls out toward the end, in dream-bound recognition, to a figure from the far, far past.

A short documentary detailing the history of the Cedar Point amusement park.

Carrion Remember the object we saw, my soul, This beautiful summer morning so sweet: At the bend of a path an infamous carrion On a bed strewn with pebbles, Legs in the air, like a lustful woman, Scorching and sweating poisons, Opened in a nonchalant and cynical way Her belly full of excitement. The sun shone on this rot, As in order to cooked to perfection, And to give back to great Nature a hundredfold Everything she had joined together ... - And yet you will be like this garbage, To this horrible infection, Star of my eyes, sun of my nature, You, my angel and my passion! Yes ! such you will be, O queen of graces, After the last rites, When you go, under the grass and the lush flowers, Mold among the bones. Amors, oh my beauty! tell the vermin Who will eat you with kisses, That I kept the divine form and essence Of my decomposed loves!

The pace of the film, step by step, sometimes blind, sometimes radiant, a one-way ticket, long before or after the story itself, brings the image to fruition. Like a mineral, enigmatic, a fragment of an ancient language.

Short film by Stom Sogo dealing with ambient topologies and malleable forms.

Twenty-two different songs, performances, and other mysterious things (like a film collage by Bonniebon). Filmed by Sun City Girls, Steve Reetz, Javier Gallegos, Zev Acher, M. Healy, and JP/CYK Productions.

Short film by Stom Sogo.

A bombardment of fish and other underwater creatures accompanied by music from the Egyptian singer Abdel Basset Hamouda. A hallucinatory trip where visual illusion battles with the real world of the Red Sea.

Known around the globe as the worldwide leader in roller coasters, Cedar Point is a coaster-lovers dream come true. Whether you crave the tallest and fastest scream machine in the universe, Top Thrill Dragster, high-tech thrills of Millennium Force, or the unpredictability of Raptor, Cedar Point has a coaster for you. This action-packed program will not only give you a brief history of the park's legendary coasters, but will actually give you a front-row seat on some of the best!

Quest for Columbus: In Search of the Santa Maria is a TV movie starring Michael Griffin, Steve Ketcham, and Don Spohn. On Christmas Eve, 1492, the Santa Maria rounded the north coast of Haiti, on route to a Taino village at the invitation of a chief. Underwater explorer Barry Clifford explores the fate of Columbus' flagship.

"god is a dog" (2004) is shot on Super 8 and confronts the filmmaker's remembrances of childhood memories and how they interact with his adult love encounters.

In her celebrated video art serial, Whispering Pines, video and performance artist Shana Moulton tells the ever-evolving story of Cynthia, an anxiety-ridden hypochondriac whose constant search for health and happiness leads her towards fad cures and new age kitsch, creating situations in turn comic, contemplative, and surreal. The mundane objects in Cynthia’s world act as portals into her own overactive subconscious, wherein hallucinatory sequences explore the nature of material and spiritual concerns in contemporary culture

An award winning short film from Guy Roland. Kino Citius (aka Spacer) is a blend cross blend of time-lapse and moving camera. Shot as a series of stills, the end result is a unique look at the urban environment of Vancouver, BC.

This is the story of a trip through the countryside, cutting through fields, beyond the horizon of the landscape in search of a lost spirituality.

A day in the British Museum Reading Room animated in 2 minutes 40 seconds. The space is a panopticon, centre frame is the desk of the library superintendent.

The city, seen as if in a snow globe. A flickering filmic painting in black & white.

That's Life! Featuring: Leo Romero, Daniel Shimizu, Tony Silva, Gareth Stehr, Mike Rusczyk, Matt Allen, Angel Ramirez, Justin Strubing, Ethan Fowler, and Corey Duffel.

A documentary about unemployed workers in Walbrzych, Poland.

A secret relationship between two Korean government employees is complicated by the difference in the men's ranks.

What girl doesn't want to listen to a word of kindness?

Documentary about Sipho Singiswa's delayed rite of passage into manhood, the traditional circumcision of the Xhosa people in Africa. It also shows his brother Vuyo's refusal to take part in it himself, because, among other reasons, he is adopted and gay.