Film A Fut

One of Roger Jacoby's earliest films, FUTURIST SONG represents Jacoby's transition from painting to film.

Places that are hotbeds of innovation and ideas, and that are affordable and enjoyable to work and live in, will be places that people gravitate to. The places we’ve identified all have an appetite to create – or recreate – the future.

"Dear Future Self," is based off a letter I wrote to myself back when I was 13 years old. The film highlights the struggles and confusions about growing up. It captures the essence of childhood nostalgia and walks the audience down to memory lane.

‘Deserts possess a particular magic, since they have exhausted their own futures, and are thus free of time.’ – J.G. Ballard

Training daily from pre-adolescence to reach the top of women's football, a group of players goes through an unprecedented moment when they win a men's championship played at times by the Brazilian elite such as Corinthians and São Paulo. After being revealed to Brazil, it's time to finally shine.

The concept behind "Future Sequence: Live at the Fidelitorium" is in contrast with Between the Buried and Me's ambitious and impressive live stage production. This video features the band in a small studio setting in which they perform "The Parallax II: Future Sequence" album in its entirety at the Fidelitorium outside Winston-Salem, NC.

Imagine being able to just zip back and forth in time, whenever you feel like it! Well, that's just what The Chipmunks do in this time-travel misadventure, Back to Alvin's Future! Buckle up for lots of excitement, music and laughter as eccentric Prof. Clyde Crashcup whisks the Chipmunks back in time to the year 1957, just as Alvin of the Past is going to give up everything and quit playing music forever. Alvin of the Present has his work cut out for him, because if he doesn't convince Alvin of the Past that the rewards are worth all the hard work, there won't be any Alvin of the Future, or Theodore, or Simon ... in fact, no Chipmunks!

I Have Seen The Future: A Tour of the 1939 New York World's Fair is a musical documentary that guides you through one of the most remarkable and visually stunning international events in American history. Running for two seasons from April 1939 to October 1940, the fair was delicately counterpoised between the easing of the Great Depression and on the eve of World War II, an optimistic, yet fragile peak in American history.

Records the sights and sounds of the many extraordinary street musicians from the Northeast of Brazil whose music and lyrics tell the stories of their lives with improvised humor, drama and colorful vulgarisms.

Two boys vow to invent time travel in order to go back in time prove it to themselves; but at what cost?

A screen adaptation of the poem "Liquid Future, Solid Past" by Ritvij Tiwari shot in the style of a road movie.

A documentary of Gabriel Tremblay's family told in thirteen chapters.

The year 2021 – experience the duration of 1 year in 24 frames for 24 hours of the day – 365 strips of film inkjet printed with the precise amount of light per day, including accurate twilight times.

Former England international Alex Scott looks at the explosion in popularity of women’s football and asks what the future holds for the game she loves. Women’s football is the fastest growing female sport in the world. With wages on the rise and multimillion-pound broadcasting deals being agreed, this summer’s European Championships in England are set to be a watershed moment for the game.

A brilliant but lonely and disgraced scientist finds a way to go back in time and change the course of his life.