ปี 2002 - 489

More / I Guess / People Get Ready...Jesus Is Comin / Lord, I Believe In You / Only Fools / The Beautry of the Cross / Lean On Me / Trust Me / God's Been Good To Me / Shine, Jesus, Shine / Not The Same / I Now Live / Beauty for Ashes / Satisfied / The Lion and the Lamb / Like A Child

In this work Mark Lewis highlights the gap between utopian visions and everyday realities. The camera glides around a complex network of empty walkways in South London’s soon-to-be-demolished Heygate Estate, with the seamless movement of a computer game. Every detail is precisely planned and produced, from the perfect spring weather to the child actors playing in communal spaces. We are forcefully drawn into the image as the camera glides through the estate’s narrow paths, creating a metaphor for the linear nature of film itself, always moving on. Through this travelling motion, the architecture of the Heygate Estate is animated as a constant stream of images and information, highlighting how we, as viewers, understand the world around us, and what impact it can have on us.

The deep sea – the biggest single habitat on Earth, marked by eternal darkness, icy temperatures and immense pressure. This gripping 50-minute film follows the biologists Christian Lott and Nicole Dubilier into the inhospitable depths of the ocean in pursuit of new species and groundbreaking discoveries. What they find is truly revolutionary: a mussel capable of using hydrogen to feed itself – something previously thought impossible. It opens up new possibilities for life, not just on Earth, but even in space where hydrogen is a common element. It’s a discovery that challenges the way we think about the very building blocks of life.

Live at the London Forum

A romance between a skeletonized couple begins with ballroom dancing to sweeping orchestral strains and ends with a salacious roll in the dirt astride his and her headstones in San Francisco–based filmmaker Michelle Silva's cheeky, macabre 2002 flight into the darker side of passion. Silva (a one-time student of George Kuchar) layers negative images atop each other as she limns the landscape of the unconscious with a bold, almost brooding humor. - Robert Avila

Once upon a time there was a tick. A female tick that lived buried deep in the feathers of a Laysan Albatross. Together, they travelled across the sprawling north of the Pacific Ocean, between the Hawaiian and the Aleutian Island.

Solo show for MusicMax channel on Foxtel supporting his new album One Nil.

2002 Dutch Experimental Film

Underground filmmakers Sarah Reed and Sadie Shaw make their feature-length debut with this brooding horror flick. Frustrated by the apathy all around her, a discontented young woman named Rosie lashes out with increasing violence in order to provoke a reaction from the deadness in her world. Using surreal imagery, this visually compelling film also explores the themes of alienation, isolation and the destructive nature of relationships.

20,000 people live in the streets of Puerto Rico. This gritty documentary recounts the story of Frankie, one among the tens of thousands of Puerto Rico's homeless whose stories will never be told.

We're introduced to Nougat (the forgotten candy ingredient) who has some serious issues

Tool at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena, Binghamton, NY, USA Tuva Cold and Ugly [w/ 'A Passage to Bangkok' intro] The Grudge (-) Ions Stinkfist [Extended] H. Schism Parabol Parabola Third Eye [w/ Leary & Hicks intro] Disposition Reflection Triad [With Tomas Haake] Wings for Marie (Pt 1) [Instrumental teaser] Lateralus

The Star-Spangled Banner Violate Pure Evil Wolf Damien The Hunter Melancholy (Holy Martyr) Jack Slave to the Dark A Question of Heaven My Own Savior Watching Over Me Dracula Prophecy Birth of the Wicked The Coming Curse Iced Earth

Assembled from the contents of 4 boxes of 50s and 60s film shot by San Francisco filmmaker Dion Vigne, spinning through a lost history, a disappearance of names and faces and works and words of the characters who comprised one of the great chapters in American Underground filmmaking. At the center of this San Francisco re-history is the unknown Beat filmmaker Dion Vigne.

Lunar Jig tells the story of night time in a secluded corner of the forest where a romance blossoms between a most unlikely duo.

... Put order in my ideas ... The Introspection project is clearly stated in the film: sort out the ideas collected from my private notes. But the order that I’m thinking of isn’t intended to create a narrative, to tell a story, to signify the intimate story of the author. It is about giving substance to the words coming out from my body.

R. Kelly, Fat Joe, Ja Rule, buncha crap.