Official entry to the first Metro Manila Film Festival in 1982 directed by Diego Cagahastian and starred Mohamad Faizal, Rhoy Flores, Rex Lapid, Charlie Davao, Philip Gamboa, Laarni Enriquez, Paquito Diaz, Romy Diaz, Dick Israel, Tony Carrion, Joaquin Fajardo, Willy Dado, Amay Bisaya, and Max Alvarado.
An educational short film featuring Goofy.
Flashes of changing color (a result of the celluloid being slightly exposed during the changing of reels), mark the first movements of a plane's steady climb into the blue sky, leaving a condensation trail behind. This 22-second long shot is combined with black and white film, in which diagonal lines and parts of the image are cut out. Though these effects may be highly controlled by the director, at the heart of Condensation Trail is an event which is unique and unstaged, and which is unlikely to ever repeat itself. The plane crosses the screen from the lower left to the upper right corner. Halfway on its journey, a bird flies into the frame and crosses the plane's condensation trail exactly at its very end, making a perfectly sharp diagonal as it slowly reaches for its lower right corner.
A journey from London King's Cross to Peterborough on the fastest Inter-City Special - at a speed of well over 1250 mph! A sped-up four-minute High Speed Train journey promoting the use of the trains throughout the old Eastern Region, set to very early 80s synth music. One of the last BTF productions, and one of only very few to have a copyright date at the end.
And we speak with tongues of serpents,and the baying of the Hounds, and the great bell sound that cracks the barrier-- and great are we who rule, and small are you who suffer. (from The Electrical Prelude)
Jang Yong-Ho loses his parents owing to his grandfather's Cheongja martial art by the Japanese. To retaliate upon the enemy, he practices martial art. Kim Seok-Do advises Jang to escape, but Jang's grandfather is kidnaped and tortured by a Japanese (Nishi Hiro) while keeping his place. Jang sneaks into Nishi Hiro's mountain villa and rescues his grandfather. Nishi Hiro calls again the Japanese snipers, that is, Kenji and Harata. Kenji let Harata fight against Jang, while Kenji himself kills both Kim Seok-Do and Jang's grandfather, and kidnaps Da-Bok. Jang fails to pass Nishi Hiro's yard. On the way to home, Jang meets his younger brother and is informed that his grandfather has been killed. To retaliate upon the enemy, he let his younger brother learn Cheongja martial art. The brothers attack Nishi Hiro's mountain villa and rescues Da-Bok.
Taekwon's master Park Si-Baek and Jeongmutoekwon's master Wang Pa-San agree to hand down the secret processes to their sons by exchanging them. But, when Park Si-Baek arrived Shaolin temple, it is already after the chief Kong-Young has passed away. Park S-Baek is falsely accused as a thief who robs Shaolin secret martial arts book and is imprisoned. Meanwhile, Wang Pa-San comes to quarrel with Taesang Jangro on the matter of successor for Jeongmumun's prosperity and, in the end, Wang San-Pa is killed and Park Si-Baek's son Chang-Ryong is driven out falsely accused as the murderer. Wang San-Pa's son Wang Ryong is picked up by Buddhist priest Jiwun and concentrates on mastering martial arts. Shaolin temple's five great masters and Jeongmumun's Taesan Jangro have the plot to provoke fighting by killing Chang-Ryong and Wang Ryong's fathers, but the two son find out the truth and beat off them with enraged fists. .
Han Wung's father Han Chung is a close friend of Jin Wu-In, and Jin Wu-In's daughter Su-Hyang and Han Wung are lovers promised to marry. The initiator of Taekkyeon Han Wung and Kunghu's excellent master Su-Hyang marry after much meandering, but because of their strong character and differences in culture, they frequently quarrel. Finally, Su-Hyang goes back to her parents' house. Kunghu's excellent master Cheon-Yong who's been admiring Su-Hyang rushes to Han Wung who made her unhappy in order to take revenge for her. But Han Wung beats off Cheon-Yong and comes to know that Su-Hyang is pregnant of his baby. Su-Hyang runs to him in a hurry worrying about him and they hold tight each other.
Interviews with architects, administrators, interior designers, construction workers and others associated with the construction of the Melbourne Concert Hall. Artists who have performed at the venue also give their opinion of hall. Those interviewed include: Roy Ground, Neil Haysom, Theodore Schultz, Ken Myer, John Truscott and Kenny Christophers. Shows segments from performances by Jackie Love, Cleo Laine, Sylvio Gualdo, Karen Knowles, London Early Music Group, Mondo Rock, the guitarist John Williams, Brian May's Melbourne Showband and conductors Piero Gamba, Patrick Thomas and John Hopkins. Views of Melbourne's skyline capture the Gas and Fuel buildings that were demolished to accommodate Federation Square.
"Coastal Calls is a film which deals with primary filmic elements and produces constantly shifting relationships between them. The film is made up of four 100ft rolls/takes of slow pans of a beach and its surrounding landscape with focus and exposure in constant change. The sound is that of space (sea, wind) alternating with that of a wind instrument (Shawm). Only at specific instances do focus and exposure match to give an image that is readable in illusionistic terms, so that any attempt to 'place' oneself is subverted by the constant perceptual shift applied to the image ... never gathered into representation but only crossing points of unstabilised representation, as if by accident." - Michael Maziere, Undercut.
Commissioned by Projects UK in Newcastle upon Tyne, England and featured on the Pieces compilation VHS.
A precursor of much recent scratch work. The tape recuts and fuses two adverts for washing machines; one from the 1950's, the other from the 80's. Using only this original source material the tape creates a dialogue between two media visions of a technological utopia - both equally absurd and disturbing.
Bollywood 1982
Bollywood 1982
1982 Bollywood musical film from director Vijay Deep. Starring Pran, Vikas Anand, Maya Govind, and Amjad Khan.
