Film King Vo

The story of Modu Chanyu, the founder of the Xiongnu Empire. Sent off as a hostage to a neighboring kingdom as a child his father wants him dead so dispatches an army to attack that kingdom with the hope that they will kill Modu so that his youngest son, by another mother, will succeed him. Modu escapes with the help of a young girl, JiuJiu, and the story of the founding of a unified Mongolian empire begins.

A body is found floating in the Torres Strait and pearler Ted King is asked to investigate. He discovers the murder is connected to a people smuggling ring and involves one of his men, Yusep. He is helped by Peter Merriman, the playboy owner of King's company who romances King's daughter Rusty. Yusep kidnaps Rusty but Merriman and King rescue her.

Dufaycolor footage of a visit by George VI to the naval base at Plymouth. Included on the BFI DVD "A Royal Occasion".

Film of a royal visit to Ireland, by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra. Appears on the BFI DVD "A Royal Occasion"

Some people say its an urban legend. Some still believe he roams the woods looking to kill.

An Indian rug is the key to the location of a lost treasure. When the rug's owner is murdered, it becomes a case for Forest Ranger Steve King

A look back at boxer Jeff Sims, an ex-convict famous for busting Muhammad Ali's lip in a sparring session who would later meet a tragic end as he could not escape his own criminal past.

Tahir Shah, guided by Vietnam Vet Richard Fowler goes into the Peruvian rainforest looking for the famous lost golden city of Paititi, the secret hidden retreat of the Incas.

Former high school football star Tyler Wells is having trouble settling into his comfortable working class life. With his job at a local plant hanging in the balance, and a baby on the way, he seeks one last taste of glory by entering a local boxing contest. When his troubled younger brother, Gabe enter the competition, Tyler finds himself battling not only his personal demons but his own flesh and blood as well. The two square off bringing decades worth of selling emotion and conflict into the ring.

While escaping the Egyptians 2,500 years ago, the Persian King Cambyses led his army into the desert and disappeared forever. Despite efforts in the 1930s to discover what happened to him, no clues were found until 1996 when a geologist stumbled on evidence by accident. The Egyptian authorities have suppressed news of these findings until now.

Harlem, 1943. Sonny is a struggling African American who frequents the bingo parlor in a desperate attempt to provide for his family in Depression era New York. Based on a short story by Ralph Ellison.

The romantic 13th-century history of Prince Llywelyn of Wales, and his conflict with King Edward I of England.

Following his online saga / scandal on YouTube, Athene (the self-titled best paladin in the world) is making a full length movie about himself, called Wrath Of The 1337 King. The movie focuses on both Athene's real and in-game life as a pro-gamer, as he tries to break mainstream gaming stereotypes and prove to the world how today's modern society neglects the value of gamers as individuals... or something like that. While playing with his "bitch"'s boobs, naturally.

The King Sisters are back with their family to celebrate their favorite holiday in this 1967 Christmas special. The family shares some of their favorite Christmas songs. This show includes many touching moments, including King Sister Alyce dedicating "I'll Be Home for Christmas" to her son away in the army, who then surprises her on the show and they finish the song together.

A film of King Krule in 2017 performing at Primavera Sound in Barcelona.

Film from John English

Larry Shirt is a taxi driver whose passengers are the city's hustlers, tourists, socialites, musicians, housekeepers, weirdos and reporters. Bobby Cohn, a college student home from school and in the middle of a personal crisis, is one of those passengers. The circumstances that bring them together lead to a bond that is ultimately turned upside down by Hurricane Katrina, but instilled by the love of the city that they both call home.

A response to Yoko Ono's Film Script No. 4 “ASK THE AUDIENCE TO STARE AT THE SCREEN UNTIL IT BECOMES BLACK.” I decided to assemble material shot in Cambodia in 2013 during the Cambodia King-Father Norodom Sihanouk’s funeral- a week long period of national mourning in which millions of Cambodians swarmed to Phnom Penh to grieve for the loss of their beloved leader. The profoundly overwhelming nature of this mass grieving seemed to resonate with the notion of an audience literally collectively willing an image out of existence. I chose to read the action of the screen turning black as being due to the audiences collective will rather than something imposed on an audience by the filmmaker/artist.