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2018 · ★ 0.0 (0)
As someone who grew up in a family that wasn’t originally from Taiwan, I didn’t identify with ‘Taiwan’ at first. With the term ‘Taiwan Province’ now consigned to the dustbin of history, in this short film I aim to comb through my own past from the vantage point of one’s ‘province of origin’.
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2013 · ★ 6.2 (4)
The most solid and substantial role that architecture has always played is that of the construction of the places where people interact with one other, with nature, with other creatures and with inanimate objects. And where space, time and movement are not absolute concepts...
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2018 · ★ 0.0 (0)
A poetic meditation on women’s work and the dreamlife of ants set to the words of Toni Morrison.
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1980 · ★ 0.0 (0)
“A subjective assault, a kind of found cinema, in which the pieces of existence, the pablum pop of Top 40 radio, mix effortlessly with thermonuclear techno-jargon, and stoned-out kids camping around in the buff co-exist in a restless uneasy mix with Times Square strip shows, neon effluvia, lugubrious country-western ballads and Bromberg’s own visceral polemics.” –Brian Lambert, TWIN CITIES READER
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1988 · ★ 0.0 (0)
“The body, culture and nature are also at stake in Body Politic, a film that goes to a hospital operating room, research laboratories and a family picnic to outline the issues raised by genetic experimentation. With her typical serious humor, Bromberg explores both the claims of science (we can improve human life) and the claims of religion (God made perfect beings) and implicitly asks the question, “How do we know when we’ve gone too far?’…There’s no voice-over and the argument is made by an athletic juxtaposition of imagery and testimony.” – Helen Knode, L.A. Weekly
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2018 · ★ 0.0 (0)
An homage to the filmmaker’s late mother, a journey through 8mm home movies obsessively watched as a child and now reimagined. It is a calling on the light of memory and love.
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2011 · ★ 0.0 (0)
In 1936 an Inuk woman departs her homeland in the North forever. But why?
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2012 · ★ 0.0 (0)
It is said that December 21, 2012 is the end of the world. Different people doing different things - walking on the street with shopping bags; rushing to say I Love You; watching DVD at home; looking at the stock certificates; rushing to walk in the tunnel; having dinner with family; embracing each other warmly. What they are doing, is because the end of the world, or other reasons?
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2012 · ★ 0.0 (0)
Landless Mexican peasants invent a new shape of fight by using their body as place of political and social resistance. Since the government does not want to recognize their existence, they will demonstrate completely naked in the streets of Mexico City, twice a day, until they are proved right.
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1999 · ★ 0.0 (0)
Invisible Women follows the lives of three ethnic Indian women in Hong Kong. In the film, Cheung explores gender inequalities and looks at the lives of ethnic minorities in Hong Kong.
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1970 · ★ 0.0 (0)
A portrait of artist May Wilson, former “wife-mother-housekeeper-cook” and a grandmother who, at age 60 after the break-up of her 40-year marriage, moves to New York City and discovers an independent life of her own for the first time.
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2018 · ★ 0.0 (0)
Documentary film about the influence of the Dutch-Indo history on modern pop music in the Netherlands.
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2015 · ★ 0.0 (0)
Sixteen-year-old fat red-haired Masha, an outsider who grew up in a gop environment, is only mocking. Even her family does not take her seriously. But behind the image of the evil-faced schoolgirl lies a vulnerable soul, who simply was not lucky with her childhood.
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2010 · ★ 0.0 (0)
The story of my brother, his relations with his wife have deteriorated, he comes every day with purchases and to be with children. And he also meets his first school love.
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2011 · ★ 5.0 (1)
In a film, meeting a strange tribe often starts with the plunging view from a building necessary to the journey. The architecture of Jean-Pierre Secq dubbed the noise of the waves washes over us in this way. However, to open it, the construction was massive and still, unfolding the three concrete wings of this equatorial greenhouse in Lille. This essay on the conquest of America assumes its own contradiction, underlined by a montage of texts by colonisers: Bernal Diaz del Castillo, Hans Staden, Jean de Léry, Charles de la Condamine and the use of costumes and masks inspired by Brazilian modernism. The discovery of a new world conducted in slow motion listening to the minutes of an unlikely trial of the invaders. The most restrained of movements, surplus, to make the most of rediscovering the New World. Gilles Grand, FID Marseille catalogue, 2012.
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2011 · ★ 0.0 (0)
About Vancouver-based, semi-retired stage clown, Barbara 'Txi' Hannah. Now in her 60s, Txi has been a stage clown for over 30 years, working all over the world with different performance groups. Oddly enough, Txi describes herself as an extremely shy person and explains how performance has helped her battle her introversion. Txi's family life has proven to be as out-of-the-ordinary as her choice of occupation; after two children and eight years of marriage, her husband came out as a homosexual. From Barbara to Txi is an exploration of a woman's perseverance through an unusual sequence of events.
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1998 · ★ 0.0 (0)
The lives of people who live by the sea, on islands, bays, marshes in the North of the State of Paraná, in Brazil and South of the State of São Paulo. Although relatively close to the big cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, they're basically fishermen who try to live in greater harmony with nature.
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