Four Seasons

The story of Four Seasons revolves around a woman entering her neighbor’s apartment to complain about the loud music but finds the neighbor naked in his bathtub and bleeding. The narrative then becomes more complex and incoherent, as the man continuously refers to her as “Stella”, even though she keeps on telling him that her name is Lucy. The absurd story line, referring to Roman Polanski’s The Tenant (1976) and Tennessee Williams’ film A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) as much as to Michelangelo Antonioni’s Blow-Up (1966) or Jorge Louis Borges’ novel The Immortal (1949), makes from Four Seasons a spectacular, lo-fi mixture of film-noir, thriller, documentary, soap opera and melodrama.

From the darkness of Hitler's Europe to the mountains of the Catskills, Four Seasons Lodge follows a community of Holocaust survivors who come together each summer to dance, cook, fight and flirt-and celebrate their survival.

From Four Seasons is a four screen time-lapse film made as comparative study of changing light and movement in a garden shot in four seasons. The camera was positioned to frame a garden space by dividing it into four quarter sections one shot in the Summer and the other 3 in the Autumn, Winter and Spring. Each section of the film was shot ‘in camera’ as a time-lapse over a 24 hour period, including the night, at 1 frame every 25 seconds, creating a distinctive filmic register and viewing ‘rhythm’. Each film section was first projected on its own as a separate quarter, each moving sequentially in a clockwise direction within the projection area. In the last part of the film the four seasons are projected together to make up a whole image of the garden space.

Nature and body at work over the course of a still yet disorderly year on a foreign land.

A performance of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons performed by Julia Fischer at the National Botanic Gardens of Wales

The exquisite harmony of Vivaldi's masteerpiece with stunning video of nature's wonderous beauty.

Created for Saitama Prefecture, the series' 7-minute episodes promote tourist locations in the Prefecture. Every episode included a five-minute story segment that showcased the prefecture in spring, summer, fall, or winter. Following each story, a two-minute explanation segment included instructions on how to travel to featured areas from Tokyo by train. Episodes included the love story Sakura no Omoide, the gag comedy story Saitama Koukou Housou-bu ~Natsu no Kankou Annai~, the fantasy story Yuusha Higan to Hime-sama no Bouken, and the family story Winter Sweet Home. The anime's four episodes available in Japanese with subtitles in Japanese, English, Chinese (traditional and simplifed), Korean, and French. Eight people living or working in Saitama were selected from 223 applicants to voice act in the series.

A nature documentary depicting the variety of changes undergone by plants and animals as the seasons of the year change. A deer is shown shedding his antlers, then growing new ones, while other examples of flora and fauna go through corollary changes.

Enjoy a colorful springtime meadow, the high-mountain scenery of the Rockies in summer, brilliant fall displays of color in the wine country, and a dazzling winter wonderland in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Sit back and relax as you enjoy these scenes and many others. Experience the colors and moods of the four seasons, filmed throughout the world!

Throughout the four seasons of the year, these four stories are just a simple glimpse through the life of four couples that meet, live, split and meet again in the cities of Madrid, Chicago and New York. The different stages of a relationship in a voyeuristic exercise, embodied in a wide range of couples and set in different cities of the world.

Designed for preschoolers, this colorful program adds engaging visuals to Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons," a set of four violin concertos that embody the unique personalities of spring, summer, fall and winter. As Vivaldi's timeless composition plays in the background, little ones will see lively scenes involving birds, bees and flowers. Later, as the weather grows colder, pumpkin patches, snowmen and holiday decorations take center stage.

Over the course of a year, four sets of intertwined characters are faced with turning points in their romantic lives.

In this first-rate DVD, filmmaker Anton van Munster examines Venice, Italy's colorful past and vibrant present while the illustrious string ensemble I Musici performs Antonio Vivaldi's opus "The Four Seasons." Accomplished violinist Federico Agostini is the featured soloist as van Munster's cameras capture the city's exquisite vistas, along with artwork by Italian masters Francesco Guardi, Canaletto and Tintoretto.

Dream-like journey through the seasons, with views of Ohio, Minnesota, India, the Great Lakes, and a magical cave. Super 8mm.

Yellowstone National Park has 4 seasons that can change at any time. Summer is for eating…. Fall is for mating… Winter is for surviving ….and Spring is for re- birth.