All Films

16mm short by Masaru Noto.

Documentary about the resumption of popular participation, with the country's redemocratization, in public city planning policies. It gives examples of community councils and Neighborhood Friendly Societies in the health sector in Franco da Rocha, transport in Osasco and Santo André, community kitchens in communities and councils of employee representatives in companies such as Metrô and Emplasa, which still carried out training in auxiliary inspection system, with the presence of civil society, in the inspection of water sources and public transport areas.

A short fictional film depicting an international struggle for ownership of the Loch Ness Monster following it's discovery in the US owned Loch Ness. In an effort to transport the Monster to the United States of America, Nessie is taken by truck towards Edinburgh. While crossing the Forth Road Bridge, the truck veers out of control and crashes into the river. The Monster escapes and takes to the streets of Edinburgh. The Army and Fire Service scramble to respond as Nessie wreaks havoc.

"I bought a children's fishing set and inside there was a red fish. Using real-time analog with digital montage, I created this video just as I would practice my favourite hobby : fishing. A dense work, yet one which is full of nuances." Rick Raxlen

The action-packed coverage features highlights of the 1984 Rothman’s Acropolis Rally, including star names like Rohrl, Vatanen, Alen, Mikkola, Blomqvist, Salonen, Toivonen, Biasion and Mouton. The car and spirit-breaking Acropolis Rally is one of the World Rally Championship’s legendary events. The searing heat, billowing dust and energy-sapping gravel surfaces demanded the finest car-handling skills, exceptional consistency, complete reliability and more than a little luck.

The most demanding rally on the WRC calendar, the Safari Rally is tough on cars and competitors alike. Travelling over 5000kms of rugged unsealed roads through the stunning Kenyan countryside took its to, as did the very changeable and dramatic weather. When the World Rally Championship teams arrived for the 1984 edition there was some serious talent on the starting list: Rauno Aaltonen, Hannu Mikkola, Timo Salonen, Michele Mouton, Markku Alen, Stig Blomqvist and Bjorn Waldegaard among others. Local hopes were pinned on Shekhar Mehta, winner of five Safari Rallies between 1973 and 1982. 76 cars started the rally, by the end of the first 1700km leg, just 46 were able to continue. This review shows the battles on the long, long stages as Aaltonen, Alen, Mikkola and Waldegaard race each other and the dry and dusty conditions.

The Tour de Corse 1984 review brings you the full story of round five of the 1984 world championship, as the island of Corsica hosted the French rally. Amazingly, this event was the debut for two cars which would become sporting icons; the fire-spitting Group B Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 (T16) and the legendary Audi sport Quattro. The Tour de Corse is an all-asphalt rally, and the stages include narrow mountain roads with huge drops just inches away – it is always a true challenge of skill and bravery, and the 1984 running was no exception. Alongside the new cars from Peugeot and Audi, the field included the dominant Lancias and Renault 5 Turbos. The all-star driving cast includes Markku alen, Mikki Biasion, Stig Blomqvist, Walter Rohrl, Ari Vatanen. It proved an incredible debut for both Peugeot and Audi, and an unpredictable battle throughout – including the unlikely alliance between the French and Italians against the rising threat of the Germans.

“Ville Quelle Ville?” reflects a satirical view of city life, commonplace and redundant. Urban life is portrayed as a series of rituals: coming of age in an environment shaped by generations, obscured by the constant barrage of everyday life. The film randomly touches upon key events familiar to everyone in North America, a melting pot of human experiences. As in any city there is an aspect of alienation, here displayed through the eyes of a young woman caught in the web of her own daily existence.

Reveals how Australia's first people are still suffering from social oppression, with many living on reservations where alcoholism is rampant and unemployment the major occupation. Aboriginal land rights are a central theme: Miller clearly demonstrates the contrast between the attitudes of European Australians, who see the land only as a resource to be mined, farmed, grazed and built upon, and Aboriginal Australians, who regard the land as sacred. Archival footage compares the original lifestyle of Aboriginal Australians to their current pitiful condition, and shows how European settlers attempted to "civilise" mixed blood children by taking them away from their parents and enrolling them in boarding schools.

The viewer witnesses a typical day in the life of a martian magnolia, beginning with sunrise and ending with retaliation towards a pesky flying saucer.

A woman is born, she does up her makeup before being sent into the future. This future only wishes to please…

A gang leaves the school. They go for a bike ride, and when they find a wallet, the mystery begins. An amateur film made by primary school students from the Lekeitio ikastola.

An 8mm stop motion short film made by Kazutsugu Kosugi, Alien Hunter is an incredible student film about a robot that infiltrates an alien base in order to hunt them all down

Replacing one death sentence with another.

The fiftieth anniversary of the Orange Bowl includes the King Orange Jamboree Parade, with Jackie Gleason as the Grand Marshall. The Miami Hurricanes defeat the Nebraska Corn Huskers in a close game. The theme of the half-time show is “Celebration”. 16mm

Live concert footage of Bauhaus, filmed at The Old Vic Theatre in London on 24 February 1982. The first track ‘Lagartija Nick’, is shot as a dramatised film without any involvement from the band on screen. Shot in a Victorian sepia theme, it sets up the scene of the concert being viewed as a show played on an old film projector with the sound coming from a gramophone. The remainder of the film continues whereby the live tracks are intercut with footage of the viewer watching the show. Directed by Christopher Robin Collins. Produced for Standard Pictures. A Beggars Banquet Production. Tracklist: 1. Lagartija Nick / 2. The Passion Of Lovers / 3. Kick In The Eye / 4. A God In The Alcove / 5. Dancing / 6. Hair Of The Dog / 7. Stigmata Martyr / 8. Dark Entries / 9. We Love Our Audience / 10. Sanity Assassin. -Released in 2005 as 'Bauhaus: Shadow of Light/Archive', which was a double DVD that included the companion 'Bauhaus:Shadow of Light (1983)' as the first disc.

"Hold On I'm Coming" Sung by Mr. Mahogany Plywood, Starring Mr. Fashion, Miss Kimberly Lewis, Miss Quiana, and Mr. Royston Scott. Costumes by Miss Mahogany Plywood. Executive producer Mr. Gérard Little. Camera and Editing by Mr. Jacob Burckhardt. Shot on the streets of New York and Tortilla Flats.

Grendon prison in Buckinghamshire, Britain's only voluntary psychiatric prison.

Three English girls at Institut Villa Pierrefeu in Switzerland.

Experimental short.

A squared multiplication. Made with Telidon, a Canadian videotex system that was in use in the 1980s. Although its primary function was to transmit textual and illustrative information, this system has been used by a number of Canadian artists as a creative tool to make graphic or video work. These films possess the rudimentary and primitive charm of the beginnings of the digital image era.

A gloomy sketch about the Great Patriotic War, about the executioner of a partisan detachment who went crazy from the need to execute prisoners.

A young orphan girl is obsessed by a story in an old book.

Centered around the enthusiastic live performance at Shibuya Public Hall in '84.