Five absurd experimental shorts on this self-titled offering from the Chicago based media collective Animal Charm (aka Jim Fetterly and Rich Bott). Feel the warm with these mesmerizing and enchanting videos in your home or office; perfect for barbecues or
Like a drive through the country or a love song that never ends, the Starlight Dynamic gives us what we really need. From the expansive insights of Bill Brown or Gerard Holthuis to the warm fuzzy of Naomi Uman or Jim Trainor to the gut busting antics of Bryan Boyce or Animal Charm, the Starlight Dynamic is roadtrip with a good friend and the sound of dry leaves crunching under your feet.
Nest of Tens is comprised of four alternating stories which reveal mundane yet personal methods of control derived from intuitive sources. Children and a developmentally disabled adult operate control panels made out of paper, lists, monsters and their ow
“The essence of film is time. As a photograph stills the breath of life, the cinema implies its inevitable exhalation. That which moves, moves inexorably toward its dissolution. These films reflect the intersection of that un-narrative, and the artifacts of its realization: the “surface’ of the image, or rather the pane of that looking glass we call the movies. The figures which inhabit them are the raw stuff of history, bit players and understudies who, in moments of crisis, are called upon to abandon the wings of this grandest stage and hesitantly deliver their lines.
After a 27-year absence, Adolfas and his brother Jonas returned to their birthplace in Lithuania, which they left destined for a German labour camp. This is a record of their return.
Sanctus composes and recomposes, in a astonishing found-footage film, a series of \"x\" (ray) films shot in the 1950\'s by the doctor and film director James Sibley Watson.
After working with Lotte Rieniger on her cut-out animation, Bartosch went on to create this poetic, tragic allegory. Animated through paper cut-outs, the film concerns \'The Idea\', represented by a young woman, who tries to spread her artist-creator\'s m
Morrison’s shorts are violently beautiful morsels, full of ghostly imagery that’s subjected to solarizing, optical printing and other textural manipulations until they resemble the fluid pictures on the insides of eyelids, but writ large and poetical.
Life Lesson is a poetic and philosophic reflection on the theme of paradise lost. Some fifty persons illustrate the planet's convulsions and the world's vacillations. Trying to communicate, to commune with the invisible, they cry out, sing out, give out
One of the key works of the American avant-garde in the 1960s. Consisting of a prelude and four parts, this is Brakhage\'s allegorical version of creation and his magnum opus. A formidable, layered and richly textured work that you can never get to the en
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