Poetry. African American studies. Confrontative, meditative, and sensuous, FORBIDDEN ACTS, a film by Todd Herman, showcases three poems by black disabled advocate and writer Leroy Moore. Herman\'s provocative imagery seamlessly intertwines with Moore\'s e
Cultural Writing. Art. DVD. LIFE ITSELF offers glimpses into the lives of three artists, Michael Bernard Loggins, Allura Fong, and Sue Chan, who work together at Creativity Explored, an art studio for adults with disabilities.
RESISTANCE(II), is the second volume of this collection of experimental film and video art from the Middle East and North Africa. Featuring nine artists from a variety of cultural and discplinary backgrounds.
This DVD compilation, RESISTANCE[S], includes eight films and videos from Middle Eastern and North African artists. It's a panorama of contemporary experimental creativity from this region of the world. As international travellers, these filmmakers have forged their identities with the different cultures that they've encountered through periods of migration and exile. Using images to lead the narrative, each artist succeeds in raising fundamental questions relating to humanity, politics and aesthetics.
Published to coincide with the Pompidou Centre\'s major Dada exhibition. Features Rhythmus 21 by Hans Richter, Symphonie Diagonale by Viking Eggeling, La Retour a la Raison by Man Ray, Entr\'acte by René Clair and Francis Picabia, Le Ballet Mecanique by F
37 films from Fluxus artists gathered together by George Maciunas. The inheritors of the Dada and Futurist avant-gardes, Fluxus artists have always tried to challenge the official fine art line. These are some of their films, both Zen and playful.
About thirty shots, with rarely a spoken word. But this wouldn\'t be worth mentioning if Deux Fois were not the film it is: one of the strongest ... yet, at the same time, most enigmatic works ever seen.
Dyn Amo is a 'drama' exploring the distinction between a person's self and his projection of that self to others; and it's a 'horror movie' tragically suggesting how a projection can become more substantial than the self behind it
Cast : Jacques Baratier, Michel Chapman, Laurent Condominas, Patrick Deval, Christian Ledoux, Edouard, Niermans, Jacqueline Raynal, Ève Ridoux, Audrey Vipond
Directed by : Patrick Deval
Photography directors : Michel Fournier - Guy Gilles
Edited by : Jacqueline Raynal
Plus Patrick Deval's short film "Héraclite l'obscur"
\"Le révélateur is a silent film. A couple and their child flee in the face of an unknown, but still cinsiderable menace. A film with neither laughter nor mutterings.In a desolate landscape, full of humidity and huliliation, we see the weakest of beings s
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