The End Of The Pier Show

Forty years after Pamela Voorhees killed six counselors at Camp Crystal Lake in the name of her son Jason, Miles Bentley, the son of a former camp counselor, decides to assemble a team to investigate his mother’s murder. He enlists the help of Amy Capello, who narrowly escaped death at Jason’s hands once before, along with her friend, Jason’s cousin, and a Crystal Lake historian Miles attempts to learn the truth about what happened to his mother as Amy struggles to cope with the trauma of her brush with death, and the group finds more than they bargained for in a diary belonging to the late Pamela Voorhees. What they don’t realize is that Jason still haunts Camp Crystal Lake, and the bloody past may be doomed to repeat itself.

Through lockdown the internet was filled with DJs, musicians and partygoers live streaming or making their own content to keep the club vibe alive. But offline, there are real concerns about the effect Covid 19 has had on clubs, their owners and DJs in the UK. Lockdown meant the entire nation stopped going out but what is the long term future for the club industry? DJ and broadcaster Jamz Supernova speaks to fellow DJ’s Sherelle and Plastician and other DJs about what it feels like to go from packed touring schedules to empty diaries and what it might mean for their careers. In the first throes of the relaxation of lockdown measures, Jamz finally gets to go on her first night out. But will clubbing nights ever be the same again?

“It was while I was interrogating myself on the meaning of photography as art, especially in terms of photojournalism, that I met Colin Jones,” says Frankie Carradona, a London-based artist and visual storyteller. “Things often happen for a reason.” Born in London in 1936, Colin Jones had an unorthodox trajectory into photography. Coming from a working-class home in the East End and also training with the English National Ballet, Jones went on to become a documentary photographer for The Observer, alongside Magnum greats like Don McCullen and Ian Berry. During his career he also shot iconic portraits of British rock band The Who and musicians Mick Jagger and Pete Townsend.

The Apollo 17 mission was the last of the Apollo lunar landing missions - and took place December 7, 1972 - December 19, 1972. The longest of the Apollo missions, the crew of Gene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt, and Ron Evans spent 13 days collecting data from lunar orbit and the surface, gathering 115 kg of lunar samples, spending over 22 hours on the surface and 147 hours in lunar orbit.

Concert filmed at Pia Arena MM on July 18, 2022.

A time traveler must make amends for the mistakes he has made in the past.

The line between reality and imagination blurs away for a writer as his muse develops her own consciousness and breaks away from his expectations.

It is forever night and nobody knows why. Humans hide in caves and pits. Dirt and darkness are their companions. All they hear is the wind howling across the frozen wilderness. Joe does not hear the wind, though. He only hears the deafening rattling noise of his generator which provides light and life. He does not need to worry about night monsters. He has ample time to look for the solution to the mystery of eternal darkness. INTEC has something to with it, and he will find out the rest as well.

This is the debut documentary made by Alexis Krasilovsky, author of "Women Behind The Camera" (Praeger, 1997). Shot on 16mm in 1971, the film covers much of the New York avant-garde of the time.

Two young adults stumble upon an old time capsule, which just might lead them to hidden treasure

After attempting suicide, four people from different walks of life find themselves in Los Angeles for a second chance at living their dreams.

Live-action/CG animation music video for the artist Santigold, which has been shown in museums such as Nasher Museum of Art, who initially commissioned the piece.

Over footage of her old house and nighttime footage shot from her car, Lucille Hanson rambles unscripted about her recent move and her thoughts on it. Contains discussions of trauma and abuse.

Seok-hee and Hae-yoon are the university students. Seok-hee has loved Hae-yun from the first time they met. When Hae-yoon wants to take a rest before the end of the lecture, Seok-hee suggests to go to the sea together with a photo exhibition. Seok-hee goes to the sea with a letter that she hasn't sent before. Can her letter be delivered to her?

On July 20th, 2005, Canada became the fourth country in the world to extend the right to marry to lesbian and gay couples. The End of Second Class traces the story through the voices of three couples from Quebec, Ontario, and British Columbia, and key activists and human rights lawyers who were at the forefront of the battle.

In A Sense of the End he films six alternative endings in long shot - the man rushing to catch up with the train that bears the woman away; the gunshot victim faltering and finally collapsing in an urban wasteland. Each conclusion functions as a kind of film-without-a-film: pure climax that requires no build-up. Lewis makes a similar feature of opening titles.

Short film by Sofia Pinto

A meteorologist predicts, like a modern-time Cassandra, great catastropes amid total indifference. Beware the Catzilla!

There comes a time in the life of every form of media, where it must kill itself.

Steve and Claire have been in love since they were in elementary school. Now in their mid twenties after a long relationship, this chapter of their lives together is coming to an end.