Interrogation

Stuck in an Interrogation room, a 'guilty until proven innocent' man has to find a way to prove his innocence for the murder of a dear friend.

National Geographic Science Of Interrogation

The Interrogation is a video constructed entirely from still film photography and photo shop collage – playing out as a photomontage along with a voiceover. The work is two narratives intertwined. One comes from an audio recording of the artist interviewing a local officer from the Commission for Discipline Inspection. The other narrative is a short story written by the artist and inspired by Ingmar Bergman’s movie Persona (1966).

An intense face off at the end of a thrilling cat-and-mouse chase; what will this final encounter reveal?

Barbaro arrives at the airport to meet his parents when an immigration officer stops him and questions his intention to enter the Netherlands.

This short film was made by Central Intelligence Agency in order to train American AIOs (Air Intelligence Officers) with techniques for interrogating enemy airmen, and ways to gather vital intelligence. You'll take a look at an AIO training school, where candidates learn different types of interrogation methods, the importance of thoroughly familiarizing yourself with existing intelligence about enemy units and weapons, and to observe mock interrogations that are critiqued by the class.

The fine art of extracting information out of female prisoners is explored in this shocking video.

A young man named Jack is questioned by a mysterious individual

Documentary about photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, including footage of him in his Paris and Provence homes and many stills of his works. He talks about his passion for drawing, offers his opinion on different types of photography and shares photos of himself.

Interrogator is attempting to solve a crime but is struggling to break The Hood (Gibby, Bobby, Tommy and Johnny) and their leader (BossMan)

An accused child molester is brought in for questioning by a hard edged detective, who will get the answers he wants one way or the other.

A downed American bomber crew quickly falls prey to the clever interrogation techniques of the Germans in this dramatic training film.

A director-character, an intervening actor, an interviewer-character: how do these mediations reveal the shifting levels of difference in the relations woven inside films? The project investigates the interview as a dialogue strategy and fiction as its vehicle.

In the tradition of old Fifties/Forties Noir films, this story is being told. The story takes place in a Military Camp in unknown country. The story can happen in a Latin America, Middle East any country where military power rules over civilian. A colonel is obsessed with old images; he had since childhood; interrogates a Judge who he is convinced is his father and his mothers' killer. The Colonel uses his power to serve his own interests, obsessions, and satisfy his demons.

Kai’s war against social LGBTQ discrimination, a journey of internal redemption for themselves.

“The Second Interrogation” is Wang Tuo’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. The Second Interrogation, the titular work of the exhibition, is a two-part video installation based on the artist’s observations and reflections on cultural censorship in the art world in China in recent years. The first part of the work consists of a two-channel video, and the second part a single channel. The work stages the dramatic encounter of the fraught friendship between an artist and a censor, as well as the creeping tension in their exchanges. Together and in reversing roles, they ask fundamental and existential questions about the arts, testifying to the uncertainties they share about the purpose of art in society: what is the role of an artist in an authoritarian state? How could art bring about social change?

A forensic psychologist reviews the tapes made of the interrogation of Mark Bridger.

An NKVD interrogator is about to meet and question a talented writer he himself never was able to succeed. For to be strong and convincible he prepares for an interrogation and rehearses.

Yukiko Makabe is the only female interrogator in a department full of men. Their job is to question suspects immediately after a crime, using interrogation skills and psycho-analysis to solve crimes. As the only female in the department, Yukiko has a different perspective and style from her colleagues. This brings her success in her interrogations of suspects, but Yukiko continues to be troubled by an unsolved cold case from years ago.