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old aged couple faces existential crisis and hopelessness.

Blurring the line between memory and imagination, the film tells the story of a girl and her father, who have embarked on a wintery voyage. As the girl loses her sight, she reminisces about a strange encounter with a baby flamingo, while her father questions her experience.

When The Disco Ruled The World

Janet and Michael are a young couple trying to balance their life and love with one another. When challenges come up that threaten that bond they have to figure out how to keep their love strong or let it go. They have to figure out what love is.

This Valentine's week we bring to you a cute short story....rather A unique love story, of a loving couple... A husband and wife..whose unusual love story defines the true meaning of love...an emotional love saga between a beloved couple who's companionship is heart wrenching..heart touching..A love story for all generations...

Popeye with arch-rival Bluto, in ten colorful cartoons that put the spinach-empowered one through his paces during everything from April Fool's Day to an Election. You'll see Popeye up against a gopher, termites, and a mouse; battling Bluto in the ring; competing for Olive's affections (and vote) as well as taxi fares - and even fathering twins!

The unique and complicated bonds amongst women who grow up but never grow apart, even when your married friends completely forget what it was like to be single and try to set you up with a guy who has no neck.

A woman finds herself lost in a strange forest.

when you walk through the storm

Two teenagers in love. A serial killer on the loose. Mother is on the way home. Altercation happens. Will they be able to close the door?

An audiovisual exploration of the utopian potential of zombiism. Two very popular dystopian scenarios exist in our collective imagination: the zombie apocalypse and the singularity. Both seem to represent our anxieties about a deep crisis of humanism. A humanism that placed reason and rationality above nature and all else that is living. This elevation kick started what now appears to be an unavoidable defeat of humanity in a deadly competition with itself. Our video essay contents that social conditions determine people’s actions, but that the people in turn create these conditions. The singularity (if it happens) will have been programmed by us. And the zombies, dehumanised human beings, we are supposed to be killing, are also created by us. In a world that seemingly already is ruled by unconscious zombies, we need to recognise that these zombies might be us. What would happen if we woke up and took seriously our responsibilities and powers? 





This program contends that the popular perception of the Muslim occupation of Spain toward the end of the first millennium is largely wrong. The eighth century Muslim invasion of the Iberian Pennisula was largely welcomed by the locals and rejuvenated the area with advanced technology, agriculture and a construction boom. This program describes these innovations. All this changed in the eleventh century when the regional government fragmented. That set the stage for the Christian invasion and the Islamic fundamentalist resistance leading to more of a civil war than a holy war that decimated the region with corruption, destruction and exile.

A collection of six contemporary stories exploring hidden passions, unspoken feelings and what it means to find yourself in the eyes of another.

One was a Black human rights leader who had achieved global notoriety. The other was a young Marxist Oxford student from Pakistan looking to bring radical change to the British establishment. When they met in December 1964, Malcolm X's life of activism was about to come to a tragic end, but Tariq Ali's journey was just beginning. This is the story of a brief but impactful friendship that, 50 years later, still ripples through England today, told by Ali, civil rights historians, and rarely seen footage of Malcolm X's overseas visit.

After Chris, a twenty-something whose life and relationship are in a rut, leaves her boyfriend at a party for a young photographer, they escape to his family's country home in upstate New York that is surrounded by a mysterious creek and home to a broken hearted hiker who has been there for quite some time.

After learning one of his regulars signed him up for a stand-up gig, Isaac, a shy 20-something, realizes he's got what it takes to kill in comedy - literally.

Using previously unheard interviews, told in her own words and by those around her, this is the story of Tina Turner’s 50-year relationship with the UK since her first visit in 1966.

An encounter between a man and his upstairs neighbor. In between shots of whiskey and lines of coke, a young man tries to learn some lines for his audition the next morning when he hears sounds of lovemaking from the floor above. A few knocks of the broom against the ceiling to calm things down and then the neighbor comes knocking at the door. The finally meet. Will it lead to neighborly conflict?

How can we be objective about ourselves? Emily Wardill’s delicate narrative of interconnections explores the mysterious relationship of mind and body. Neuroscientist Dominique is treating Simon, who suffers from the loss of his proprioception – his sense of the relative position of his body parts. Her daughter Tony is a synchronised swimmer, perfectly in control of her own body as a way of running away from her mind. Dominique met her lover Hugo on a dating website. He claims to be a US spy. Is it a lie or his fantasy? From different perspectives, all these figures exemplify an interior alienation that distorts their cognition of their respective worlds.

The Queen's maiden visit to Australia in 1954 marked the end of one era and the dawn of another. It was post-depression, post WWII, and pre TV, and Australians came in their millions to bask in the presence of a monarch.