Dreams

'That man came to die here ... for a reason.' It is 33 years after Final War and an outsider has broken in to the City. Only Solus can probe his memories to discover his purpose, the substance of his dreams.

Dee-Dee the barber is a self-proclaimed "booty expert," who covers his wall with magazine cut-outs of women. But when Dee-Dee is introduced to the art of media manipulation he may never look at beauty the same way again.

A story about Robert Grainier, a day laborer employed as a logger helping to expand the railways across America. Forced to spend prolonged periods of time away from his wife, Gladys, and their young daughter, Grainier struggles to make sense of his place in a rapidly changing world. As his story unfolds, he experiences great love, unspeakable loss and unique bonds, on a journey that is both distinct and universal.

Escape the stress of everyday life and let the surreal visual images of Animation Dreams take you on a fantastic voyage beyond the realm of the sense, to a world where imagination rules supreme and the stark boundaries of reality hold no power. Animation Dreams is a magical tapestry of twelve dynamic, computer animated vignettes created solely to explore the innermost boundaries of your mind. Set to a moving original soundtrack from the compact disc One by John Flommer's Primal Cinema, Animation Dreams probes the eternal mysteries of the cosmos, and pushes the limits of human experience.

Working as an artistic duo named Girl, Leigh and Ganesh reimagine the reclining female nude, a common subject in European painting and sculpture, from their perspective as queer women of color. Instead of a pale-skinned, forward-facing Venus, viewers are shown the back of a black woman lying perfectly still on a marble slab. Her entire head is covered—either smothered or shielded—by a pile of small stones; subtle breath movements are the only sign of life. By hiding facial and sexual features, the artists offer some protection for this real person being presented as an idealized object. The video's title comes from a Gwendolyn Brooks poem, in which life's honey is stored but not tasted. It is saved as the speaker heads to war, the time of his return unknown, suggesting a parallel in the defensive precautions black women use to survive life's daily hostilities. [Overview Courtesy of Smithsonian American Art Museum]

Unconscious of the far-reaching consequences, a Russian family travels to the West in 1962 to realise their American dream.

A young squash decides to run away from home and explore the world.

This unique montage features the lovely Shu Qi exhibiting her heavenly form in various settings.

Following an unexplained murder in a small beach town, a frustrated detective must interrogate a witness diagnosed with dementia—without crossing the line. As the non-cooperative witness tests the Detective’s patience, an ambiguous mystery unveils dark secrets and moral implications.

Lingerie Dreams is a dreamy, sensuous vision in lingerie. With six gorgeous, young magazine models slipping in and out of fantasies and lace, for the tantalizing cameras of Player Home Video. They model and strip in living rooms, decks, patios, poolsides and other places! They like showing off their flamin’ hot bodies, especially when they know you’re looking! Come undress them with your eyes! You’ll discover each sizzling scene more erotic than the last… as you awaken to Lingerie Dreams.

In order to connect the plateau with the valleys below, 15 tunnels have been dug into the mountain beneath the Contemporary Art Center of Lacoux at the beginning of the 20th century. Confronted with numerous technical difficulties, the project was eventually abandoned. This labyrinth in a straight line, hidden in the heart of the mountain, is still present to this day. The old dream keeps palpitating through the landscape. The resurgences, abysses and cliffs scattered throughout the territory form with these tunnels an implicit and secret topography.

An aspiring painter grapples with self-doubt and finds a reason to continue pursuing his dream.

A mockumentary about a 25-year-old man who drops everything to embark on a quixotic journey to achieve his dream of playing in the NBA.

After developing a taste for acting while on camera during his self-produced documentary Hoop Dreams 2 (link below), Liam Klinkenberg reunites with the film's director, his friend Eytan, and they set out to make another documentary following his new pursuit.

A biographical documentary on Spanish painter and sculptor Joan Miro (1893-1983), renowned for his part in the 1920s surrealist movement in Paris in his exploration of the inner world of dreams and the unconscious in a range of works. The documentary traces his involvement at the age of 85 in putting together a strongly political theatrical piece with young actors under the banner of Claca theatre, a theatre ideally aimed to translate to performance anywhere and as a surreal vision of traditional Catalonian folk culture.

Beyond Your Wildest Dreams is a film about Kate who works at a video store. Kate daydreams of being a famous actress and living a life away from the dump she works in. She discovers a magical tape titled "Beyond Your Wildest Dreams" which transports her onto a film set where she is the star. However, things are not as they seem and her wildest dreams come at a price.

A company makes DOLLY! "the most human doll" a girl's dolly is possessed by her deceived grandma and this torments her.

"When Rakel took over the last farm in her Norwegian village, she was not only taking responsibility for a flock of accident-prone woolly animals, but also a way of life at a crossroads."

What exactly does the word mean “democracy” mean? Does it designates the ancient city-state or our contemporary political systems? What are the analogies or, on the contrary, the radical differences between realities separated by more than twenty centuries? Are certain functions suitable for all civilizations? Τhe third episode of Chris Marker’s legendary documentary series – which first aired on British state television in 1991 but remained in the dark for decades – returns to classical antiquity to make a bold parallel, familiarizing 21st-century audiences with a concept of the commons that seems primordial yet innovative, reinventing itself in every single manifestation.

Filmed during the 3 hours the 2024 Oscars were held, this microbudget experimental feature film from writer/director Mathew Sharifi follows a photographer as he struggles to find inspiration for an upcoming exhibition. Featuring poems and ideas recited by its creator, the film is an exploration of ambition, regret, insecurity, and dreams