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A. is 13 and has been abandoned by his mother in a children’s home, where he is taught discipline and obedience. He gets lessons in handiwork, keeps having to clean the home and is locked in a bare room at night. However, he doesn’t like the strict regime and runs away, deep into the forests of Brandenburg. Close to an airport, on the edge of a small village, he meets a lonely old man who takes pity on him. In their ramshackle dwelling, they are free of rules and obligations. But what is the real value of freedom?

A Gene Deitch cartoon about driving.

A tortured man struggles to cope with the fallout from a tragic accident. Starring Adam Long (Dunkirk)

Kreidler and Heinz Emigholz complete their joint music video series with WINTER, pulling material from Emigholz's SCHENEC-TADY III.

Jan Leszczyc meets Amelia Holska at the bedside of his sick mother and he falls in love with her. Both he and Amelia do not know that her father Józef Holski is an international hotel thief. Persuaded by Torense, his former accomplice, he steals pearls from Julia's apartment, Jan's friend, and gives them to his daughter. She ends up in jail when the diamonds on her neck are recognized as stolen. Holski and Torense are hiding from the police. The depressed Leszczyc does not want to marry the criminal's daughter, but the criminal past of Leszczyc's father soon comes to light.

A darkly intelligent teenage girl struggles to overcome her past and the restraints of suburban society while trying to come to terms with the present.

Perfection needs preparation. Expectation requires time. Tonight, every little detail has to be - perfect.

A night time animated walk within the poetic universe of Bulgarian poet Hristo Smirnenski. Getting in touch with the poetic environment, emotion and the kids whose spirits are broken by the misery of everyday life.

A solemn live-in-nurse cares for her enigmatic yet ailing Mistress, however, her devotion soon becomes obsession as her fantasies bleed into reality.

This documentary about Windsor’s arts community provides an “alternative narrative” about the city than a poor economy and high unemployment.

Video; Color; Sound; 7 min

Fragments of landscapes and voices cohere into a rich exploration of the unrepresentable in this film about the possible burial of nuclear waste in the South of the West Bank and the invisible networks of power that control the region.

Discovered in summer of 1985, of a set of “haiku-imagistic films” I did before coming to my characteristic style, as in Ray Gun Virus; I thought I’d destroyed all these pre-pure films, in about 1969-1970, the time of my separation from my first marriage. The film concerns my marriage, which lasted seven years; it was shot during its first year, when I was a painting student at the University of Denver. It is full of apprehensions, in a montage style which counterposes “opposites”: sexuality and religion; seasonal opposites; hopefulness undercut by fears of eventual separation (the image of a statue of two women, arm in arm, reading a book). I find it visually and kinetically interesting, after all these years. (Paul Sharits) —Canyon Cinema

And the Winners Are. is a never-seen-before look at the hearts and souls of Hollywood's biggest superstars in CBS/NBC reporter David Sheehan's most revealing conversations with 33 Oscar winners, at various times in their careers, including favorites, from Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise, and Nicole Kidman, to Barbra Streisand, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert Redford, and Jack Nicholson, plus 25 more.

1.It's My Life Baby 2.Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo 3.Stranger 4.Sweet Papa John 5.Life Is Hard 6.Mannish Boy 7.Tell The Truth 8.Love, Life And Money 9.Mad Dog 10.When You Got A Good Friend 11.Don't Take Advantage Of Me 12.The Mojo Boogie 13.Highway 61 Revisited 14.First Blues No.2

An optically-printed canvas which explores the interior feel of world moving with inherent fluidity through a medium of wind and water. It presents an impressionistic portrait of unnatural forces that collide.

In Play the Wind we are led on a journey throughout Los Angeles with our protagonists Dimitri Chamblas and Riley Keough.

The Reverend Rodger Perkins, a Presbyterian missionary to Brazil, portrays himself in this true story of a young missionary flyer who travels between remote villages in an impassioned campaign to use “wings to speed the Word of God.” Narrated by Alexander Scourby.