Voirfilm Men

A top glamour girl in the 1940's, and the ultimate femme fatale, the"Love Goddess" Rita Hayworth went from a dancer in Brooklyn to Columbia Pictures' biggest star, sharing the screen with Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra, and Fred Astaire. As she tragically lost her memory to Alzheimer's disease, she could not escape the systematic manipulation she was forced to endure from the Hollywood elite.

The social activity of men and women in Uzbekistan, in which the audience will ask where the men are and what are they busy with – while the women keep working in the fields. Queues of men to get alcohol, fights breaking out, sobering up at the police station, prison, the injured returning from war, and those who never return. And still, the women working in the fields.

One of Hu Jie's 'Farmers Working in the City' films. The city is developing rapidly, with tall buildings and highways. Behind this bustling city, there is such a group of people. They come from the countryside. Maybe they are not dressed well, or they have only finished elementary school, but they work hard with their own work. The piece of prosperity pays its youth and sweat. (Shot between 1997 and 1998)

Three young men have an interest they all burn for - jazz. But in the 1930's northern Sweden not many people like the new form of music. So when the three guys get a chance to make a journey to New York they take it.

Pietro is a country boy who lives in a small farming community. He lives with his sister and his father, a man who grew up following traditions and whose hopes for the future are placed in the farmhouse where he lives. At the end of every summer, the elderly of the community subject the working-age boys to a rite of passage to determine their maturity and suitability to the adult world. Now it is Pietro’s turn to take part to the rite.

When I was a little boy I saw the FIFA World Cup USA 49 with my father. I used to live in a conservative town, and I had my hair cut as the Roberto Baggio´s, the italian player. My father cutted my hair yelling: Cut you hair as a men! This documentary is the search, still without an answer, about what is a men's hair cut in Colombia.

ACTS OF MEN should have been a film about the daily lives of massacre survivors in Brazil. Everything was planned for us to start shooting in April 2005. But reality did not wait. On the last day of March, exactly one month before shooting was scheduled to begin, things changed: A terrible massacre took place in Baixada Fluminense, near the city of Rio de Janeiro. Twenty-nine people were killed by a death squad, the largest massacre in the history of Rio de Janeiro. The killers are extermination groups made up of policemen who work in the area, and who are involved in extortions, kidnapping, drug dealing and homicide. This has been going on since the 1950s, but it has never been as extreme as it is today

Five women leave their husbands and discover an opportunity for an unusual new beginning. They devise a scheme for the selection of the "ideal male," but the plan is turned upside down when the women jointly hire a housekeeper.

Nam-Soo (Son Hyeon-Ju) is a powerful high ranking gangster. One day, Nam-Soo is diagnosed with cancer and learns he is dying. Nam-Soo is shocked, but then starts to look for a nursing home where he can die peacefully. Meanwhile, Nam-Soo looks for Young-Chae (Jo Mi-Ryung), the girlfriend of his friend Jong-Kil. In the past, Young-Chae and Jong-Kil were about to get married, but Nam-Soo killed Jong-Ki. Nam-Soo finds Young-Chae living with her daughter. She runs a small lodge in Kangwan province. Young-Chae and her daughter don't have much money and Nam-Soo feels a heavy sense of guilt ...

Eleven Men combines footage from a range of Vietnamese classic feature films produced by the state-owned Vietnam Feature Film Studio with Franz Kafka’s short story Eleven Sons. Focusing on a single actress, Nhu Quynh, and spanning three decades of her career, Eleven Men transposes Kafka’s male family imaginary to the analysis of a woman’s relation to her lovers.

MENTAL is a feature-length documentary that observes the complex world of an outpatient mental health clinic in Japan, interwoven with patients, doctors, staff, volunteers, and home-helpers, in cinema- verite style. The film breaks a major taboo against discussing mental illness prevalent in Japanese society, and captures the candid lives of people coping with suicidal tendencies, poverty, a sense of shame, apprehension, and fear of society.

This is a documentary about some actor performing in a reverse performance at a gay bar in Chengdu. In reverse, men perform women's roles in women's clothing. The reverse actors in the film all have different sexual orientations from ordinary people. They are the marginal group of the marginal group gay. They performed roles different from their own gender on the stage, lived differently from ordinary people on stage, and pursued their freedom and happiness in their own way.

The Mammoth Protocol is a mysterious book that enters the life of young scientist Pietro, and steals all good things from him and the ones around him. Little by little, the scientist's obsession for the book transforms him into a monster and only his friends can save him, before it's too late...

Part of Safety Education Anime series directed by Osamu Dezaki.

Submarine disaster drama made under the auspices of Mussolini's department of defense. During maneuvers a submarine collides with a surface vessel and drops to the ocean floor. The crew have thirty hours' worth of air to get it back to the surface.

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Before the Islamic Revolution in Iran, women's lives were strongly determined by two contradictory factors: the traditional patriarchy and the shah's modernisation policies. This film-excerpt collage starts in 1932 – the year the first Iranian film with sound was made – and ends in 1979 revealing how, during this period, women were depicted by generally male film directors.

Han-cheol, a lover who works at an architectural firm, and Min-ji, an innocent daycare teacher, are about to get married. In order to raise funds for her marriage, she visits her senior, Hyeon-jeong, who is living a double life as an office girl, and is introduced to her news manager. She struggles with a shameful interview in front of a press chief, but she eventually decides to put down all her ego and go to work. She is lucky to meet a human male customer Geun-ho from the first customer.... Min-ji begins to fall in love with her regular customer, Geun-ho. Eventually, she decides to end her marriage to Han-cheol. Geun-ho, who had already approached him as a man rather than a customer, was none other than the boss of Han Cheol, the man he was about to marry, and the lover of his senior sister, Hyeon-jeong. Hyeonjeong and Geun-ho find out about her office girl life and Geun-ho's relationship...