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The Call Home sheds light on the lives of foreign workers in Singapore. We discover their world through the eyes of Kasi, an impressionable Indian construction worker. The story starts on his arrival in Singapore and reaches a climax when he makes his first call home. Han Yew Kwang: 'I have always been fascinated, or even felt threatened by the power of environment factors. No matter how hard a man tries to remain his old self, he subconsciously changes to adapt to a new environment each time.'

A standup comedian tries to sell a joke about human nature without offending anyone. Presenting a new short that we hope captures the true spirit of what home means to one.

You have probably seen it before and never even noticed. Metal bars dividing public benches. Perhaps tiny spikes sticking out of a railing or half wall. These are examples of a form of city planning that the general public has coined as hostile architecture. Hostile architecture, sometimes called defensive architecture, is a method of urban design that generally discourages the use of spaces in any other way than the intention of the owner. While at first glance this type of space design might seem logical it has a deep-rooted hatred underneath.

"A video essay of my current state" Jeremy Mann

A short-film that analyses the perspective of the suburban middle class with melancholic eyes.

While driving home the cows one evening, a boy decides to go to war. He falls to win his parents' consent as they have already given the lives of two sons to the great cause. The boy, therefore, steals away in the night, stopping to say good-bye to his young sweetheart. In a hotly contested battle, the boy is wounded and taken prisoner.

When Canada's Government takes the decision to transform the correctional system to one that puts punishment first, the country's rehabilitative prison farms are one of the first causalities. A strong opposition forms towards the farm closures and for two days in late summer of 2010, hundreds of angry protesters stand in front of Frontenac Prison Farm in the heart of Kingston, Ontario, ready to block cattle trucks brought in to remove the hundred-year-old prize dairy heard.

After a noise erupts in a mans home, he is suddenly shot in the leg by an unknown man. Both of these characters are slowly revealed and the real reason why this man is there.

Filmed over four years, the film brings out the drama of a massive regeneration scheme unfolding in the heart of the capital. It is also a personal journey of discovery in the city the filmmaker chose as her home 20 years ago. Centred around the now derelict Heygate Estate in Southwark, Home Sweet Home tells a complex but intimate story of urban and social transformation, and asks: what kind of society are we building?

Homecomin' is based on a true story of the coming together of a father and his son after a year-long separation. The strain caused by the separation is indicated by the resentment of the mother towards the father, and the son's initial distrust of his father's surprise return. This distrust, however, erodes as father, son, and one of his father's running buddies bicycle across the Brooklyn Bridge to Coney Island.

Full visual accompaniment to the Malojian album of the same name, "Let Your Weirdness Carry You Home" takes hours worth of archive material from Northern Ireland's colourful past, and presents it in a new light.

An elderly rodeo rider, his young grandson and their injured horse help transform the lives of various citizens in a small town. Released in 1946.

An innocent man's life is plunged into chaos as a home invasion goes wrong

Universal Ike accepts the position of ranch-foreman. Practically the first thing he does is to get in "'Dutch" with the cowboys. To further increase his troubles Mrs. Ike develops a platonic friendship from the ranch owner.

Two evacuee children living in the United States receive a letter from their mother, Mrs Taylor, telling them of her life in Blitz-era London. Glimpses of the events of Mrs Taylor's typical day, including ration shopping and fire warden training, belie the letter's innocuous statements.

“The Welcoming: Coming Home” features Michael Stillwater, a pioneer in the field of healing and music well-known for co-authoring the groundbreaking book and CD set, Graceful Passages. With incredible warmth, Stillwater reminds us that we can only fully embrace our lives when we come to peace with the reality of our impermanence. Images and music take you on an unforgettable journey, immersing you in an experience of pure beauty.

This film brings you The Seekers at the height of their fame and popularity, and preserves forever this monumental group. It was filmed on location and takes the group on a sightseeing tour of Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Surfers Paradise and South Australia's Barossa Valley.

In this film Indians—and only Indians—talk about the contemporary threats they are facing today. They are no longer the Conquerors or the American Cavalry. Now it is industrial development that is wiping out traditional land. Shot on three continents: the USA with the Hopi and Navajo; Amazonia, and on the Bolivian highlands, and in Geneva where Indians of the Americas come together to create an international indigenous network.

Home (2008) is about disappointment in northern Ohio. (super-8, 1:30, black and white)