All Films

Northern Line (City) - Driver's Eye View

1999 • 59 min • United Kingdom

Edgware to Morden via Bank Northern Line City branch runs from Edgware to Morden via Bank. There is so much to see from the driver's cab. The overground section through the 3 platform station at Golders Green and into tunnel. The "Crewe" of the Northern line at Camden Town. The extra wide platforms created with the building of the Victoria line. We also run over the first section of tube railway in the world, the City and South London, whose carriages were nicknamed 'padded cells'.

Die Trösterkrise

1999 • 7 min • Germany

While trying to comfort people in need, a young man causes quite a bit of trouble for a farming family...

Tristania: Widow's Tour

1999 • 42 min • Austria, Norway

Silent she comes through the night, desiring a silver light, leaving, with dusk in her eyes, descending from paradise.

Tumbleweed Town

1999 • 8 min • United States of America

The animated adventures of "Tonka Tom" a gay plastic cowboy. Hitch-hiking, two-stepping at the local gay bar, and enjoying a campfire with a friend and his trusty dog.

Not Resting

1999 • 4 min

Not Resting was shot from a single position, the filmmaker’s bed, in a single session. The film is structured around a number of formal ideas such as shot duration, movements between light and dark, static camera and static subject, and muted colors.

A Black Cat On The Snow

1999 • 60 min

Story of a single mother, released from prison.

The March

1999 • 26 min • United States of America

Utilizing a series of conversations conducted over a thirteen year period between the filmaker and his mother, THE MARCH details one woman's recollections of the 1945 Death March from Auchwitz. -Light Cone

A Failed Cardigan Maneuver

1999 • 13 min

Children in a garden of outsize fruit dream of food and love, then grow up to have unhappy office affairs in the glamorous Manhattan of the late 1950s.

Muktikara

1999 • 12 min • United States of America

From the Sanskrit, ‘gentle gazing brings liberation’, the title is also the name of the particular body of water which is the image-subject of the film. Landscape as inscape, not inertly present but beckoning an active perception; a seeing and a seeing into.

A Burning Star (Short Version)

1999 • 18 min • Japan

Depiction of the physicality of destruction and disappearance through images of the Japanese filmmaker’s father who dies and is cremated.

The Sleepers

1999 • 45 min

The architecture of city windows at night, lives glimpsed at a distance—a man talks on the phone as his wife reads the paper, another watches TV, a woman stares out into the dark. Are these scenes set-up? Are the people actors? Do they know they are being watched?

Making Clouds of May

1999 • 22 min • Turkey

Making of documentary of "Clouds of May / Mayıs Sıkıntısı" is showing the film makers on the set of "Clouds of May" making the director's first film with the production sound. A silent 35mm Aaton camera and Kodak film. Turkish with optional English subtitles.

Radioman

1999 • 15 min

"Radioman" is about Professor Runge a.k.a. Radioman who claims that anything that was ever broadcasted on the radio exists eternally in a parallel world of radio ether, and he has invented an apparatus which allows him to communicate with this ethereal world. Although he has tried to present his ideas to the scientific community, they were repeatedly dismissed as too far-fetched.

Life History of a Star

1999 • 14 min

Life History Of A Star glimpses into the warped realities of Angie and Dave, an enthusiastic couple traveling to Hollywood with dreams of success. Angie takes us on a magical journey as she recounts the events leading up to the destruction of her relationship with Dave and into her strange encounter with Claire. Issues of vanity, self-worth and abandonment are re-examined in unique ways as their trip unfolds.

Heavy Agger - 14 years later

1999 • 29 min

In the mid 80's DR-TV visited the fishing village of Agger in Thy. By the western coast of Jutland a small clique of 6-7 youngsters displayed an eye-catching rebellion with the small christian Inner Mission village. They listened to heavy metal, wore back patches and dreamed of a future outside the village. But what happened to the clique? The TV-news journalist Anders Agger has returned to find the clique again - 14 years later.

Love is All

1999 • 3 min • United Kingdom

Winter bound, a snow queen dreams of love and the blooming of spring. Through frosted rococo cartouches she sings about the virtues of true love accompanied by miniature animated sequences.

Eltern (Mutter​/Vater)

1999 • 5 min

An experimental film.

Come With Me, Swim With You

1999 • 3 min

Wrestling in the water with a blow up doll.

Gay Shame '98

1999 • 9 min

A lo-fi document of an event of the same name that took place at dumba, a queer collectively run arts space in brooklyn. the event was an "alternative to mainstream corporate gay pride" and features performances from Penny Arcade, Eileen Myles, Emanuel Xavier, Three Dollar Bill and activists Mattilda Bernsein Sycamore, Dean Spade, Amber Hollibaugh and others.

Jorge Molder

1999 • 58 min • Portugal

First work of José Neves which portrays the artistic personality of Jorge Molder, focusing on the figure and photographic work of Molder in the preparation of his exhibition presented at the 48th Venice Biennale in 1999 where he represented Portugal. The title comes from a previous exposure Molder and an inscription on the door of his photo lab, where part of the film's action is concentrated.

Leviatã

1999 • 18 min • Brazil

Five Waterfalls

1999 • 37 min

Experimental film by media artist Paul Ryan

From My Window

1999 • 20 min • Poland

In 1978, Robakowski moved into a new flat in a newly-built high rise in the center of Łódź. That’s when he began filming the people and events he could see from his kitchen window. The film was made on the basis of a dozen or more hours of footage shot during 1978–1999. The artist filmed the front yard of his block of flats in a part of Łódź called “Manhattan”—a cluster of tall, cement housing buildings vaguely resembling New York’s skyscrapers. The images are accompanied by the artist’s commentary, which brings the viewer closer to his neighbors and family, including his then-wife, Małgorzata Potocka. The film comments on the gradual yet profound political and social transformations that took place in Poland over these two decades.

Hindenburg's Fiery Secret

1999 • 54 min

The most celebrated and magnificent flying machine ever built, Hindenburg was a luxury liner in the sky. Stretching 804 feet in length and lifted by seven million cubic feet of hydrogen, the legendary German airship was a stunning technological masterpiece. Including rare, never-before-released footage, this historic video features fascinating details about the first airships used as weapons by the German military during World War I, amazing images onboard Hindenburg where passengers enjoyed breathtaking views of the world - less than 800 feet below, and incredible first-hand accounts from actual crash witnesses and survivors. New scientific evidence from a former NASA engineer whose research - more than 62 years later - reveals what may have actually caused the explosive fireball which killed 36 passengers and crew members.