.Yl 1982 - 287

A documentary short that profiled autumn scenes and focused on the malting of apples

"Beat Plus One," a musical 1982 computer animated short by New York artist Maureen Nappi, with music by Liquid Liquid.

Alan King hosts HBO's 7th annual comedy showcase for young comedians.

The film focuses on the activities of a theater group founded in 1976, currently known as the Center for Theater Practice – Gardzienice Theater Association. Under the direction of Włodzimierz Staniewski, the group bases its artistic productions on folk culture traditions, and its audience and participants are rural residents. The authors of the film show the forms of the group's work – training sessions, "processions," performances, the group members' contacts with the village at so-called gatherings, and the reception of their activities among the rural population.

Bob Hope is the host of this comedy special that features sketches that spoof the Fall 1982 TV season.

A Bob Hope Thanksgiving special that is also a tribute to the "Pink Panther" films.

Color UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Two male voices review film footage discuss the position, type, and wattage of each scene's lighting. At the end, it's revealed that each of the film segments were made by UCLA students as a class project.

Raed comes out of prison years later to raise his son and decides to leave the crime path, but he faces problems with the gang boss, who wants him to rob a bank, and with his ex-wife, who wants to take his son from him and live with her rich husband, assisted by his friends Akram and Sami

He is a dangerous criminal, but she is an innocent girl, the man kidnaps the girl in order to make a deal of his life, drags her in the wilderness, and exposes her to various horrors, the police chase the criminal, and there is a gang of villains, living with him all the troubles he suffers from, the atmosphere is blind, and the rain is severe

WOMEN UNDER SIEGE introduces six women who play crucial roles in this besieged Palestinian community. As mothers, teachers, organizers, laborers, and sometimes as fighters, the women of Rashadiyah provided the foundation for their people's ongoing revolution.

This film was made with the Aboriginal Education Unit at Melbourne State College (Phil Johnson). GUNANA is an account of everyday life on Mornington Island in Australia’s far north - homelands of the Aboriginal theatre group The Mornington Island Dancers. The film includes excerpts of their dance performance at Mt Druitt Primary School.

This film celebrates the many reasons that people bicycle – to work, on camping trips, racing, recreation with family and friends. No matter what your lifestyle, you could probably do part of it on a bike. 16mm

A brief portrait of Alfons Spiegel, whose workplace has been Cologne Cathedral since 1949. He used to lead guided tours of the cathedral and operated the bells manually. Today, already of retirement age, he still works one day at the cathedral.

A documentary that presents the Asia Minor Catastrophe of 1922 through oral testimonies of eyewitnesses. It constitutes research into the life of the Hellenism of the East before the catastrophe, the causes of the Catastrophe, as well as the lives of the refugees in Greece, their contribution to the economic sector, and the painful process of their integration into Greek society. Lastly, there are narratives about the Asia Minor Campaign as experienced by eyewitnesses.

An atmospheric depiction of the pace and the edgy jargon in the male-dominated environment of a construction site.

A group of girls from the Gough Grove Community in Tower Hamlets consider why arguments happen, who they happen with, and how they happen. They talk about their personal experiences and the way they have reacted to certain situations in the past. They also explore the process by which arguments begin and escalate with some role play situations: at a dinner table, in a playground, on a park bench, and finding a lost purse full of money. The video was entirely filmed, devised and edited by girls from the Gough Grove community, with THAP (Tower Hamlets Arts Project).

This work is Stephanie Maxwell's Master of Fine Arts film thesis production at the San Francisco Art Institute. The imagery was created using a variety of experimental hand painting and hand engraving techniques directly on the surface of 35mm black and clear film stocks. Animal motifs are represented in a diurnal, abstract motion world. The music is a prerecorded vocals and percussion work from Ghana.

Joint film work by Sikorski and artist Asia Ciba documents the atmosphere of the first months following the imposition of martial law. The atmosphere of isolation, precariousness, waiting for it to end and the need to break away from the external, political and social realm. The film was made without any specific intention, on a certain “dead” afternoon, in a cramped basement in Radna St. in Warsaw, where the artist dwelt at the time.