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"After the success of his feature film 'Masala,' Srinivas Krishna returns to personal filmmaking with 'Tell Me What You Saw', a lush meditation on bucolic pleasures and a formally precise and emotionally engaging study of the properties of light." - Toronto International Film Festival

I Saw a God Dance has a serendipitous beginning that take us all the way back to 1938, when Tom D’aguiar filmed the Indian choreographer and dancer Ram Gopal in his youth, dancing on the terrace of his large bungalow in Bangalore. Abraham found this footage by accident in a plastic bag in D’aguiar’s house (on whom Abraham made her film Straight , and she revisits the deteriorating footage of Ram Gopal ten years later to embark on a different exploration of another man and his professional and personal quests. Bringing together the heavily blemished 8mm footage with photographs, documents, reviews, audio, and recent interviews with those who knew him, I Saw a God Dance conjures Ram Gopal’s life from disparate archival fragments.

Horror TV-Special broadcast at the 12th April, 1992.

Film produced by William K. Dickson’s British Mutoscope and Biograph Company.

A multi-storied look into the making of and long-lasting success of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE.

Assembled with ghostly texture, a messenger sends a note through time.

The Late Show With David Letterman, New York City, USA, Ed Sullivan Theater, October 3, 2007 Long Dark Night I Can't Take It No More Bad Moon Rising Who'll Stop The Rain Born On The Bayou Green River 110 In The Shade Joy Of My Life Centerfield Glastonbury Festival, Pilton, Somerset, UK, June 23, 2007 Who'll Stop The Rain Sweet Hitch-Hiker Lookin' Out My Backdoor Born On The Bayou Midnight Special I Heard It Through The Grapevine Lodi Cotton Fields Have You Ever Seen The Rain Up Around The Band Keep On Chooglin' Down On The Corner Good Golly Miss Molly Bad Moon Rising Fortunate Son Rockin' All Over The World VH1 Storytellers, New York City, USA, NBC Studios, June 6, 1997 Lookin' Out My Backdoor Proud Mary Lodi

The Ramsey Brothers view home movies and provide artistic and insightful commentary. "Not Where You Saw" tells the riveting tale of one brother's courageous stand for justice.

Henry Rollins live at the El Ray Theatre, Los Angeles 1996.

Gary Barlow performs 28 tracks on his 2014 ‘Since I Saw You Last’ Tour live from the Manchester Phones 4U Arena. The show features much loved solo and Take That classics as well as material from his double platinum solo album 'Since I Saw You Last'.Set list First songs "Since I Saw You Last "Greatest Day" "Candy "Requiem" "Pray" "A Million Love Songs" "Shine" (with Eliza Doolittle) "Lie to Me" Acoustic medley "How Deep Is Your Love" "Shame" "So Help Me Girl" Swing medley "Sure" "Everything Changes" "Could It Be Magic" Ballads medley "Nobody Else" "Love Ain't Here Anymore" "Dying Inside" "Said It All" "The Garden" "Forever Love" Final songs "Sing" (with a local school choir) "The Flood" "Face to Face" (with Elton John on the big screen) "Back for Good" "Relight My Fire" "Let Me Go" "Rule the World" Encore "Jump" "Never Forget"

A short animation about a boy who sees an iceberg coming. Will he be in time to warn the captain?

Three mythical stories from the Republic of Vanuatu, an island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean, concerning the origin of humans, why pigs walk on all fours, and why a volcano sits where it does.

Entirely comprised both from dissolving still photographs and a simple narrative story line taken verbatim from a newspaper article in the The Arizona Daily Star is I SAW JESUS IN A TORTILLA. It recounts the story of Ramona Barraras, a New Mexican woman, who saw the face of Jesus while rolling her husband's burrito. In an attempt to manipulate the media to her advantage in publicizing this miraculous event, the media ultimately exploited one of the most significant events of Mrs. Barraras' life.

Made in memory of the actor and my friend, Ron Vawter. Ron passed away shortly after the opening performances of the play "Philoktetes Variations," directed by Jan Ritsema and co-authored by Ritsema and Vawter. It was produced by the Kaaitheater in Brussels. All of the images in this video were originally created for the play.

I Saw Myself In The Sidewalk: to everyone, keep rehearsing, you will become conscious; thank you; woman for I am content, I am ready for my saving, like hers’ Mary.

A story about loss, letting go, and the immortality of true love.

"The Last Time I Saw Soap" was inspired by the hard-edged character films of John Cassavetes. The story centers on four friends as they return from the funeral of another friend who has died suddenly from a brain trauma. Throughout the day and evening, we observe these four different types as they desperately attempt to "live it up" in honor of their dead friend. However it soon becomes obvious that these people have been so numbed by virtual technology and social media that they have forgotten how to interact on a regular human level. The evening soon unravels into drunkeness, anger, and sexual hang-ups involving some ill-hired prostitutes.

Quiet Devonshire school girl Joanna's claim that she saw a tiger in Barrow Woods soon takes hold, in her home, at school and in the national press.