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Leye offers grounding - on the moon of all places. Poetic mix of "Dawn of the Dead" and Aimé Césaire's "Et les chiens se taisaient", one of the great texts on decolonization. It stars a dancing astronaut who takes over the body of Neil Armstrong. The process happens in slow motion. At times, it is nearly imperceptible, and yet it is inexorable: an act of anthropophagy, metaphorical and ironic, that calls simultaneously on historical tropes of colonization and present day fears of contamination by immigrants and viruses alike, prevalent across the bunkered, gated and razor-wired space of the global urban bourgeoisie (Dominique Malaquais, SPARCK).

This 1979 documentary chronicles the first 64 years in the life of Arthur Miller (b. 1915), an important 20th-century American playwright, novelist and all-around man of letters. Miller also wrote several screenplays, notably for The Misfits and The Crucible. The last was based on his award-winning Broadway play. Featuring extensive interviews with Miller and clips from films based on his work, the documentary also explores his courageous stand against Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s. In one of the interviews, he explains that he had developed an interest in the Salem witch trials long before the anti-communist crusader began making headlines, and he based The Crucible on the insights he gained at that time. He recalls his brief marriage to Marilyn Monroe and modestly expresses the wish to "do something really good" someday. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Meet the boys and girls as they sing and dance their way through 20 favourite songs. Join Tony and the kids on a pirate ship, on a bus, down at the zoo, on the beach and much more. Children will love the brilliant songs and will enjoy watching all the fun & games. Track List: 1. The Wheels on the Bus 2. Going to the Zoo 3. Captain Pugwash/Sailor's Hornpipe 4. Oh I do like to be beside the sea side 5. If you're happy and you know it 6. The Grand Old Duke of York 7. One man went to mow 8. Miss Polly had a dolly 9. She sells sea shells 10. I hear thunder 11. Humpty Dumpty 12. If you take a piece of wood 13. The big ship sails through the alley alley o 14. London Bridge is falling down 15. Heads, shoulders, knees and toes 16. You are my sunshine 17. Dingle Dangle Scarecrow 18. London's burning 19. How much is that doggy in the window? 20. Jelly on a plate

A husband-and-wife pair of retired cult deprogrammers experience marital strife when their past catches up with them.

An investigator investigating the disappearance of a previous investigator runs into a spot of bother involving things that are not quite dead.

Jake Wells, a professional tattooist, DIY drone builder, FPV flight hobbyist, and possibly the world’s first RC (Remote Control) Christian Minister, shares some of his stories and ideas regarding the connection between religion, drone technology and his personal struggles. While flying, crashing and repairing his homemade drone in the area around his home in the Olympic Peninsula on the northwest tip of the USA, he recounts the story of his techno-spiritual awakening, from a life in which he felt remotely controlled by other forces, to his current state, in control, preaching and flying. Footage of Wells observing himself from the drone’s point of view using FPV gear, and shots reminiscent of romantic landscape paintings depicting the wider wilderness setting in which he resides, are woven together with monologues based on Wells’ own brand of theology, concerned with the connection between FPV flight, out of body experiences and the nature of the soul.

No details about this film (other than the name of the writer/director) were released prior to the sold-out premiere screening at Horror-on-Sea in 2016. No plot synopsis, cast list or trailer was issued. The only image released was the teaser poster. Subsequent to the screening, director Pat Higgins physically destroyed both the master copy and the only back-up live on the stage, effectively destroying that version of the film. Higgins made a new version of the film available to rent through Vimeo On Demand--for only one day-- on Halloween 2017.

Andrew, an obsessed social media influencer, neglects his relationships with the people closest to him leading him down a rabbit hole of change and consequence.

A documentary covering the actions of the 6th Marine Division on Okinawa during WWII.

With the following motivation: Every brick in the great wall of China was carried up by a man. More than 800,000 men, for more than 20 years. As we follow the reconstruction of a very small part of that old wall, we feel the dimension and Sisyphean effort carried out almost 2000 years ago. At the same time, this small part of the wall portrays the different social classes and transformations of modern China. A society that moves from the collective ideals to the personal capitalist aspirations of individuals.

A day in the life of a Hausa hairdresser in Northern Nigeria and how she is able to ask for better in her marriage after an experience that questions her sexuality.

A woman is forced to confront her past when her nine-year-old sister runs away after discovering a family secret.

A conservative teenager questions her beliefs as the people closest to her begin to morally let her down.

The 'Century of Cinema' is an 18-part series produced by the British Film Institute to celebrate 100 years of cinema. The series includes films directed by Scorsese, Oshima, Godard, among others. Mrinal Sen directed the Indian chapter of the series.

One of Rimmer's early 2000s video works which he made by hand-painting 35mm film, running it on a flatbed viewer, and shooting it off the screen with a video camera to then subject it to further manipulation.

Documentary about Glenford Baptist, who was the last prisoner held on death row in the Central American country of Belize. He was sentenced to death with Gilroy Wade and Oscar Mendez in 2005 after being convicted of the murder of Azrin White in 2000, but was left awaiting execution in Belize Central Prison for 14 years.

Neighbours bring their leftovers, volunteers feed and clean them, and children come to pet them. When they’re alone, the pigs enjoy a playful, muddy life – scratching, wriggling and eating together. However, the outside world becomes a continual disruption. Director Jimmy Kets brings a tenderness and humour to the pigs’ existence, whilst highlighting their lack of agency in their relationship with humans.

Documentary on town planning in which an architect looks at the history of Dunfermline, Scotland and its possible future development.