Film Mosaic Vostfr

A short documentary, looking at life in Passaic, New Jersey, whilst the film Be Kind Rewind (2008) is being shot there.

A group of Canadian university students agree to partake in a grisly psychological experiment, which renders them incapable of speech but able to communicate telepathically.

Although a successful lawyer with a beautiful family Ruth Anderson is preoccupied by her own ambitions to notice or care. The career driven realist clashes with her creative idealist

VHS footage of a digitally scrambled cable TV kickboxing fight is transferred to 16mm B & W film negative and printed by hand. Digital interference foregrounds and destroys the representational action, creating a rhythmic, abstract tonal landscape.

Three beings are paving the floor of a cave with gemstones. After an accident, they see each other in broad daylight for the first time, and realize that parts of their skin sparkle, except for one of them. A conflict emerges.

MOSAÏC is a collage film using a Super 8 roll that was probably exposed manually, with pretty much failed results, which I reused as a base for collage. To do this, I unspooled the whole roll in order to have a rectangular working base, onto which I applied Super 8 emulsion from another film, in a crosswise fashion, going from strip to strip diagonally and horizontally. The visual effect is totally abstract and resembles a mosaic, with its many little triangular forms.

People all over the world tend to be prejudiced towards one another. This will not inescapably lead to inhuman behaviour. Compassion can spring up everywhere and anywhere.

In the oldest city of the Middle East, a Kurdish student, a Muslim musician and a Christian little girl are part of a cultural mosaic. When vicious noises bring war upon their city, a mysterious sunfish appears to save them.

Remembrance has a double edge...

Mosaic, a testament to Chambers’ astute interest in surrealism and Soviet constructivism, features his family prominently and predicts Hart’s epic handling of the birth/maturation/death cycle.

In "Mosaïc", the Islamic and Jewish decorative and architectural motifs are based on images, drawings and photographs of intercultural places: Samarkand, Bukhara, Fez, Casablanca, Andalusia, Isfahan, Cairo, Istanbul...

A deep dive into a living, breathing, transforming mosaic.

Sahara Mosaic is an orientalist kaleidoscope that constitutes a geographically complex, yet cinematic whole. From Egypt to Las Vegas: the old and the new world are reflected and doubled in this experimental travelogue.

Watch Chad Nichols as he demonstrates how to forge weld mosaic Damascus using a dry (no flux) canister welding technique. The video covers: --How to build and prepare a canister for forging; --An explanation of the tools involved as they are being used; --How to make the first weld and draw it out; --Cleaning up the bar and preparing for additional welds; and --Finishing out the bar. If you're interested in how Mosaic Damascus is produced, this is the DVD for you. Note: This video is for advanced knifemakers and shows methods using a forge and a hydraulic press.

A man came to a relatively confidential unit in the suburbs to handle affairs. Before entering the building, the security guard asked him to sign a "Non-disclosure Agreement" during the security check, promising that "everything you saw, heard, smelled, and felt in the building will not be shared." The male protagonist entered the building and felt that it was both ridiculous and a little weird. In broad daylight, the staff here had mosaics on their faces in order to keep them secret. As the handling of affairs progressed, the man gradually discovered that the weird things didn't stop there...

Director Myriam Vaudry of New Brunswick was born with a rare genetic condition that affects her bones and weakens her skin. It also affects her self esteem. In this short film she joins forces with a visual artist to help her not only come to accept the body she has, but to celebrate its unique beauty.

A short film documenting the immigrant experience. Open-borders? Policing? Naturalizing? Etc.

Four older gay couples discuss their relationships, civil partnerships and their views on multiple topics such as spirituality, religion, love, gay rights, etc.