All Films

A Girl thinks of pancakes on a rainy day. She wonders why people ear pancakes when it rains. She decides to have potato pancakes, but finds out that she don't know how to cook it. So she settles for Kimchi pancakes. She feels satisfied with watching rain after she finishes cooking.

Short film by Valérie Pavia.

Short film by Valérie Pavia.

The story tells about an older adult, who presents some health problem related to her mobility and for which she has to travel to the hospital to do rehabilitation tasks, in the course of that, somewhat strange and repetitive situations happen to her, and also he has to deal with his family's indifference to such matters.

An unexpected impregnated girl falls into a weird imagination. There the world comes absurd and fearful to her. Not having any hope nor anyone to lean on, the girl abandons her baby. Suffering from the guilty consciousness, the helpless girl commits suicide to escape from the world: the world of bad and gloomy memories that she can't stand anymore.

The pet magazine "Cat's Notebook", which boasts a circulation of 100,000, has become a video! In the first issue, we will introduce the cat show that decides the best cat in Japan.

Artist Renoir Auguste called his nude models beautiful fruits. The film, Beautiful fruit, is an experimental documentary film by a woman artist on her trip to Seoul, Paris and Berlin in search for portraits of young female artists. The film director tries to approach personal lives of the female artists by properly arranging theree different films of Super8, 16mm color and 16mm black/white. The camera records in an essay style tone their first meetings, pictures of the artists making their works, their exhibitions and finally their trip to the grave of Vincent van Gogh on the out skirt of Paris.

Short film by Jeanne Dunning.

This short film was recorderd during a japanese experimental film screening at the 102. Shot in Fuji Single 8. According to the filmmaker, the real purpose of JAPANESE 102 was to film his friends and play with possible meeting chances between sound and image.

Experimental short by Akira Mizuyoshi.

Nobody ever said that being the new kid was easy, but Norma Jean shows that everyone's special when she saves the day in the school talent show.

Music by Iasos & Emerald Web

Performance. Score and 199 slides, 46 of them black. The text is read at a lectern, the slides are projected, a dimmed room light is switched on and off according to the score.

MS-DOS demoscene short film that showcases computer animation, art and music.

Experimental short by Ichiro Sueoka.

The game of Pétanque in Provence is both a structural and a composite element of social life. Structural because it obeys unchanging rules and rites, composite because it is practiced equally by all social classes. To get beyond a simple playful look, Sami Sarkis proposes to set up a dramatic climax, which is a pretext for a character study where what is truly at stake is no longer simply victory but above all the quest for respectability.

Where there is cheese... you will find a rat.

The film is a recitation of assonance and contradictions through stones that hold an overhanging secret.

Dir. Ryan Rivera

A video by Bianco-Valente

Volume I is based on the films of noted rail photographer Emery Gulash. It showcases the famous locations, trains, and equipment of the Santa Fe and the Pennsylvania Railroad from 1952 to 1980. Highlights include: Alco PAs, RS3s, RSD-15 Alligators, RSD5s, and Century 636s; Baldwin Centipedes, switchers, and Sharks; E- and F-units, FTs, GP9s, GP20s, SD40s, and FP45s; GG1s, Boxcabs, MP54s, Silverliners, Decapod steam, and more! Featured are the El Capitan, Super Chief, Grand Canyon, Texas Chief, Broadway Ltd., Spirit of St. Louis, Pennsylvania Ltd., Admiral, plus other passenger and freight trains at work in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, New Mexico, Texas, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Ohio! The footage used in this series comes from the archives of Green Frog Productions. In creating this series for PBS stations, they have selected the very best scenes and subject matter available for your entertainment!

Compilation of single video pieces, containing, among others: Intimacy (1-4), The Thing of Des., Chickenwalk - Head Talk, Has got/Hasn´t, Me Thing - You Dog. Objects are noticed, found, gathered up, taken along or given away as gifts. Objets trouvés. They are removed from their functional contexts and seem to speak for themselves. These objects remain concrete and are employed as the raw material for Sabine Marte’s films. Her camera is simultaneously a tool and an instrument and an amplifier. Or, in the words of Sabine Marte: “It was from the beginning on very difficult to articulate subjects that didn’t have any interest for those who are in power, nowadays we have found new means to give our ideas the necessary space. Thank you.”

An elderly Japanese man witnesses the subjects from the paintings of Dutch Baroque artist Johannes Vermeer (1632 - 1675) come to life. Following their real-life manifestation, the paintings formulate a mysterious romance story set in late-Meiji Japan in which a young woman’s relatives die under unusual circumstances concurrent with the arrival of a monk and a suspicious maid.

16mm short by Masaru Noto.