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An upheaval - stitched and woven into abrupt 16mm light sculptures that reflect on besieged cities as they become ripped apart and reconfigured due to urban gentrification. The film material is sourced from fragments of rubble infrastructure dispersed and strewn about as older buildings are demolished and untold histories become erased. This film is an elegiac experimental map of the text and textures of cities in a state of flux.

A documentary on politics.

Before crossing the Jordan River, the Israelites are faced with a subtle threat to their integrity. Association with the neighboring Moabites leads some to give into temptation and wrong conduct. Their actions and attitude serve as a warning example for us today.

A drama short film.

The search for what we are told not to see. Every empire tells itself.

Freedom, rights, obligations, the pursuit of happiness -- meanings of these terms are explored as this film develops its theme that the Declaration of Independence is not a dead historical document, but a vital force and guide to living today.

When a family matriarch falls seriously ill, relatives gather and discover their shared ancestral ties bind them in unexpected ways.

A son returns home to come out to his father, but finds that his father's inability to accept his mother's death has led him down a conspiratorial path for answers.

A film about the atrocities perpetrated on the populations of Central American countries by US-backed military juntas,and the US’ subsequent refusal to be bound by the terms of the Geneva Convention with regard to the refugees from those countries. 1991 Prod. & Directed by Andrea Primdahl.

Gregg Turkington and Mark Proksch continue the grand tradition of the On Cinema Oscar Special in a low budget format. Tensions arise when an emotionally disturbed Tim Heidecker interrupts their broadcast.

A short film.

Edited into a feature film from the 13 episodes of the television drama series "The Sentimental Agent."

This short film challenges the way we think of ourselves as individual genetically prescribed entities, independent from our surroundings.

he claustrophobia of media "reality" - compartmentalized into game shows, movies, news reports, commercials - is presented as continuous interchangeable spectacle. This film looks at the ideology of misrepresentation, the turning of facts into icons, history into myth. It analyzes the media's metalanguage, especially the image of woman as spectacle and commodity; and the psychology and economics of male voyeurism.

‘OUR NECK OF THE WOODS’ explores the world of Bob Underwood, a disenchanted line foreman at Pilgrimtown’s Mold-O-Form factory. Day after day, he produces plastic lawn-ornament deer, secretly longing for more out of life. But his family obligations and inability to assert himself keep him in the same position year after year. One day Elsa, a Georgian refugee, is relocated to work at the factory. Enchanted by her quiet thoughtfulness and haunting singing, Bob decides to save her from succumbing to his own fate. He steals the union dues so that she can leave the factory and live the life he feels he’s missed out on. His neglect while carrying out the shortsighted and ill-conceived plan leads to Elsa’s emancipation but also his own through his accidental destruction of the entire factory.

The feud between the people of Jl. Anyer Dalam and PT.KAI has had many impacts, including those experienced by mothers and children. Their experiences, hopes, and struggles to persist in demanding justice are an important part of grassroots culture that needs to be immortalized.

"Piwnica pod Baranami" - this legendary literary cabaret group celebrated its 30th anniversary in 1986. The jubilee ball, thanks to the host Piotr Skrzynecki and the invited artists, turned into a night of magic.

Loss, resistance, identity and the elusiveness of justice as experienced by the Ndolila family in their quest to get back their family land stolen by the apartheid government in 1973.

A retrospective of director Roland Joffé’s first four films.