Streaming Win

In Ireland they say it takes just three alcoholics to keep a small bar running in a country town. But what if you’ve only got two?

Majestic corals magnificently presented in full screen format accompanied by a soothing soundtrack.

Material is presented as short scenes: documentation of the quotidian, interviews, on-camera monologues, and performative or expressive shots that are constructed. So the material, while mostly generated as a diary, is heterogeneous enough to include just about any kind of footage. At one point, a baby cries inconsolably, in another, a boy in a baseball uniform is playing Bach while his mother sits next to him putting on mascara. The 18 minute video montage of impressions has a cumulative effect, accessed and read differently depending on the mental connections the viewer makes.

A young hang glider crash lands into the year 2457 where he finds himself embarking on a dangerous mission to help an ailing colony.

A journey through the hottest deserts of Central America and its ghost towns. Red Rock Canyon, Mojave Desert, Antelope Canyon. Las Vegas, the metropolis of excess and Los Angeles, the city where the glorious Route 66 dies.

A feature-length documentary celebrating the team that meshed Wichita’s sports, social and pop culture scenes in the decade of preppies and New Wave. It features Monty Python-inspired animation and several songs of the era, and was scored by the Wrong Kata Trio. Narrated by Andy Chapman and featuring interviews from most every key player of the era, the movie is based on the historical book “Make This Town Big.” Directed by Adam Knapp and Kenneth Linn, creators of the award-winning documentary short “Out Here In Kansas,” and produced by Tim O’Bryhim, Tori Deatherage and Michael Romalis.

Three children, Spring, Summer and Autumn, won't let their little brother Winter play along with them. Disappointed, he retreats into the forest. How can he get the attention and approval of his siblings?

After some unpleasant events for the Scarecrow, the Scarecrow becomes human and break away from those situations. On the way, he sees two other scarecrows whose conditions are not better than him. Thus he is on the horns of a dilemma and must make a hard decision.

Any unlucky carcass is dispatched in a matter of minutes by a feeding frenzy that attracts jackals and hyenas along with vultures. Scavenging insects swarm over the remaining bones and horns. While this film focuses primarily on the griffin vulture (“nature’s undertaker”), it considers the role of all scavengers in this harsh ecosystem. Generally despised as harbingers of death, they actually help maintain the health of the savannah by disposing of waste and returning nutrients to the soil.

A stark winter, children at play, and an elder in motion augment words - spoken and sung - of paternal ties and loss.

Part II of "How To Win," a documentary produced and directed by Alex Rankin that follows the 2006 World Cup champion Steve Peat and fellow team mate Nathan Rennie through the race season complimented with the high energy action of footage from Earthed4 by Dirt magazine.

It pits the hero against floods, fire, a gun-wielding neighbour and a spectacular fall all because a banging window in a nearby flat keeps him awake at night.

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Beyond Hell's Gate Pass is territory controlled by a man who calls himself King Carter; he uses a variety of schemes to prevent the railroad from being built, for fear it will finish his control of (what he considers) his land.

A BAFTA award nominated documentary looking at the international co-ordination involved in dealing with a locust plague.

An old man traces his lost daughter to ask for forgiveness by narrating his past experiences with his first love, wealth, power and regrets after selling his life and self-esteem to acquire wealth and dining with the devil making him lose all he ever cherished.

This short film explores the landscape of the historical Asakusa district through the eyes of three outsiders who eat, drink, and play from another dimension.

An Anti-Frantic Music Video, Music by Steven Halpern