کال 2003 - 496

The film is about one of the biggest tragedies of the Ukrainian people - the Holodomor of 1932-33.

At 23:29 a young bespectacled awaits the last train back home on a deserted station platform. His nerves become even more frayed when he is joined by a large group of hooligan types who have clearly been drinking a lot. At this point the platform becomes a jungle populated by these violent dangerous animals.

Sedira and her mother have a conversation in their respective mother tongues; French and Arabic, respectively, about her mother's and other women's roles in the Algerian War of Independence.

Roger Williams founded the state of Rhode Island and the Baptist movement in America. Here is his monumental story of establishing a governmental body to provide genuine "freedom of religion and soul liberty." Participating scholars include Edwin S. Gaustad, Professor Emeritus at the University of California Riverside; Derek H. Davis, Director of Church State Studies at Baylor University; Keith Francis, Chair of the History Dept. at Pacific Union College; and J. Stanley Lemons, Professor of History at Rhode Island College.

The true tale of the life-altering journey of New York City comic Maija DiGiorgio. On the cusp of stardom, a hilariously neurotic comedienne attends the Aspen Comedy Festival with high hopes of officially launching her career. Torn between her agents directions to make her material more commercially viable and Maijas desire to maintain who she is, she implodes...on stage.. in a packed room full of executives

Experimental 16mm short by Ryusuke Ito.

Form, it has always existed somewhere or infiltrated, regardless of will. Somewhere, this place is simply a space where life and death cannot be measured.

A short film by André Lehmann

A thoroughly modern geisha gets ready for a fun night out. This is the first episode of a (never completed!) series of short animations featuring the characters who appear in artist Lisa Milroy’s paintings. These depict the exploits of a group of geishas who think pleasure is more important than duty.

The city of Belém, seen from its edge, with its economic and social problems, and with its beauty. The film shows the capital of Pará and its relationship with the rivers that surround it. Describes the occupation of the edge of the city, by public and private ports, sawmills, companies, fairs and several other activities. Researchers analyze the life of the riverside city, pointing out solutions for the new urban organization and appreciation of your rivers

A beautiful journey from San Diego to Seattle. Featuring the spectacular Amtrak scenery and old steam action.

3 kids - 22 states - 22 days - and one dream..to develop their personal best and share themselves with the world. "Through the Lens - The Dream America Tour" is a visual diary of young photojournalists who hail from the artistic city of Venice, California. During the summer of 2001, they set out on an adventure that affects them for the rest of their lives.

Riding through the city on a hand bike

A video work by Artur Zmijewski

Two lovers are in a car. They are going on holiday, and it's a long drive. The windshield wipers set the rhythm. Their fantasies and daydreams lead them into life- and love-threatening situations.

Vipin Vijay's Palace of the Winds is a poetic essay about that "Holy Little Box," the radio, conceived of as a ghostly transmitter of Indian cultural artifacts.

The adage that the poor make more resolute and compliable soldiers is verified when applied to Chicanos. As the personal accounts in Soldados: Chicanos in Vietnam attest, Chicanos were often the easiest and most malleable resource the U.S. had for achieving its quota for combat soldiers. And to those ends, they were used generously. The personal accounts of these veterans, many of whom experienced the war viscerally and whose private reasons were myriad and expressed in this book with a severe authenticity, can be of service to all. They fought for reasons that were ill-defined, often confusing, but for the most part devoid of any cogent understanding of the political and economic forces at play which took them from labor fields in Corcoran, California, to rice paddies in Indochina. From their odyssey a great house of knowledge can be gained, a knowledge that was, unfortunately, purchased with blood.

An unprecedented and unflinching look at how the citizens of South Africa are living with the AIDS epidemic, given the climate of governmental confusion and neglect.

Noise is a video comprised of the footage taken from surveillance monitors at subway stations.