Rok 2002 - 469

A promotional animation for the video game "Rockman Zero".

This is the city at night, the truest city. Night opens another window in people's inner world. Perhaps the city at night is too mysterious and perhaps the inner world of people is too profound, so we can't get to know all about the city. I have tried to approach her by image to express my feelings and confusions towards her, yet the city in the darkness, despite her trueness, is both blurred to the eye and blurred to the ear. She is very close to our life, but far away from our innermost world.

Those who care Faith and Healing in a Ladakhi Village This film gives an insight into the daily life and work of the traditional healer Amchi Smanla Tsering and his wife Tsering Dolma. They live in the Tibetan Buddhist village of Tia in a remote valley in Ladakh. Smanla is not only a healer, but also a farmer and this film shows how he combines these activities during the intensive harvest months. Very often the Amchi is the only person the villagers can turn to for medical or mental help. He also gives advice on important community matters. The Amchi's way of treatment and diagnosis is based on Tibetan medicine. Most important is the questioning, the feeling of the pulse and the observation of the tongue and eyes.

In 1972, 100 grassroots delegates gathered in Helena, Montana for what many would recall as the proudest time of their lives. Their task: to re-write the lumbering, old state constitution. This is the story of those delegates and the tumultuous times that ignited their fervor.

Morder Machine was a side project by Marco Corbelli, the mastermind behind Atrax Morgue and Italian industrial/noise label Slaughter Productions. This performance was recorded on the 1st of February, 2002, at the Hinoeuma The Malediction club in London.

Friction is a 3d animated parable about a mad scientist from Green Bay whose books have recently affected the political order.

Documented through interviews, audio tapes and visuals, religious intolerance in Pakistan comes alive in this film. This is a life sketch of Bishop John Joseph, who laid down his life in 1999 to dramatically tell the world of the plight of religious minorities in his country.

A picaresque account of an ordinary man -made extraordinary by his appetite for life and love. At the age of 58 Lachuman Magarhas not just seen it all but done most of it too. A some-what fearless war veteran with a strong weakness when it comes to members of the opposite sex. Today Lachuman's story has come full circle and he wonders what his next step will be.

This film captures a moment in time during 9/11 by documenting the phenomenon of the Bellevue Hospital's "wall of prayers." It is my hope that it will allow viewers to spend a few moments quietly getting to know the people who perished on 9/11, and to recall a unique moment in history.

The Best of Vulva Massage gathers easy-to-learn teachings and demonstrations from ten different world-class sex educators. This collection curated by Joseph Kramer teaches the full spectrum of vulva touch: lovemaking with a partner, self-loving, ritual healing, genital therapy, sex coaching, performance art and good old-fashioned pleasuring.

This documentary offers a rare glimpse into a way of life that is often overlooked. By understanding the Bakkarwals, we gain insights into the broader human experience of adaptation, survival, and cultural preservation. Perfect for those interested in anthropology, cultural studies, and the diverse tapestry of human societies.

A 19-year-old in Mississauga, Ontario documents his life.

Collection of cartoon anecdotes summons the small-town world of the turn of the century, condensed into a single day, with ‘Czech’ good humour. The mosaic-like short evokes locations of the artist’s childhood, the Fin de Siècle milieu of Sopron through the glittering imagination of the graphic artist director, where the stationmaster salutes the rising sun, and the train driver associates himself with a mermaid in his bath, who he caught that day in the lake.

An offbeat comedy for everyone who's ever hated their job and wished they could escape it on a road trip with their friends.

Archie McNally is known as the greatest Pittsburgh Steelers fan ever because of his daring exploits during the 1979 AFC Championship game when – using a suit of his own construction – he attempted to fly to heaven to visit his dead father.

This digital video arose from the idea of trying to transfer to film all the photographic images I had created with the so-called “photo-finish” technique. While in the process of completing it, I used single frame digital animation to shoot the faces and their sudden transformations when subjected to the photo-finish technique, transferring them, then imparting motion to them in a single animated sequence on the computer. This agitation, torn from photographic fixity [is] subjected, in turn, to distortion by its intersection with objects texture-mapped with those same faces. The passage from motionless quiet to paroxysmal interference; the animating startle of Bach’s cello.

A cold war, film noir, alien invasion, redneck retribution, psychological suspense thriller musical in three minutes flat.