Joer 2000 - 399

A documentary about people who live "outside the system": patients in psychiatric clinics, homeless people, and other marginalized individuals who differ from the social norm.

2000 release

In order to join a ritzy country club, Goofy must learn to dress and behave like a proper gentleman.

Mickey buys a new fax machine. His first few faxes are a nasty one to Mortimer and a sweet one to Minnie. When he suspects that the faxes have gotten switched, he has to secretly try to get the nasty fax back from Minnie before she reads it.

This short features Goofy as a travel-hound while charging everything on his new charge card.

Minnie decides to visit Daisy and bring one of her "famous" apple pies, but cannot seem to get Daisy's attention when she comes knocking on the door.

Mortimer shows up again to try to steal Mickey's paper when Pluto is sent out to retrieve it.

Pluto is given the responsibility to guard a package that is being delivered for Mickey, but instead of the cappuccino machine he's expecting, he gets to take charge of Salty, the Seal.

Mickey tries for a relaxing day at the beach and maybe a date with Minnie afterwards, but his day is ruined by the return of Mortimer Mouse, an old rival for Minnie's affection.

Donald tries to perform a magic act on stage but is continually interrupted by a reappearing bomb.

Mickey drops Pluto off at Minnie's house unexpectedly, so Pluto's conscience convinces him that Minnie is out to do him in

Tells the story of what might have happened if Niccolò Machiavelli appeared to NYC during the 20th century.

Short tribute video documentary honoring the Mexican composer Silvestre Revueltas.

Three police officers are visiting the construction site of their new guard. The citizen-oriented official shows destroyed glass tiles at the back of the station and tells of his experiences with dogs in the new development area. His colleague demonstrates his new bulletproof vest. A supervisor talks about his fears, the term prevention and draws a positive balance of the work of the police. A normal day.

Jim Lehrer examines four decades of television debates through the eyes of the candidates themselves. He interviews candidates from 1976 to 1996 who offer insights into their debates. He also offers an analysis of the seminal debate between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy.

The Bathroom Tapes: My Man is the first in a series of music videos shot entirely in the rooms of my apartment. Interested in domestic containment, nesting, and home-sweet-home comfort, these tapes play with aspects of domesticity through role-playing and denial in a self-constructed fantasy world that isn’t always pleasant.

The bulls are on the loose in a small town in northern Germany—101 bull figures are hidden throughout the town. The background and production of the art objects are discussed.

At the other end of the world, in the foothills of the Himalayas, in the south-west of China, a little-known ethnic group of 30,000 has been able to preserve its singular rituals and traditions throughout the ages : an astonishing feat of resistance on the part of the Moso culture... a "female kingdom" at an altitude of some 2,700 metres on the shores of Lake Lugu, where our Western conceptions have no purchase. In this enclave cut off from the world, the woman plays a primary role. The mother is the pillar of society, a matrilineal society, where only female ancestry is taken account, and the handing down of names and worldly goods is through the female line. Here the notion of the father is non-existent. Among the Moso, men and women do not live in couples. While strictly observing the taboo on incest, sexual relationships form and dissolve free from social constraints. In the absence of marriage and marital infidelity, this society has so radically ruled out possessiveness...