.Yl 1982 - 294

The death of a loved one is always hard, but when that loved one is a young child, the death seems all the more difficult to handle. The Fosters’ seven year old son died just before Christmas, Margo’s faith in God died, too. Now, one year later, she is constantly reminded of her loss. In order to help her deal with her grief, Dennis suggests a holiday backpacking trip. Alan, a dedicated young Christian boy is on the trip. He is able to lead Margo to a better understanding of Christmas.

How about taking a trip through Disneyland? This video takes us on a tour of Disneyland as it looked in 1982. We get to see all the classic attractions shops and restaurants. Not to mention all of the characters!

Experimental, 16mm, Akihiko Morishita

Doppelgänger is a video performance in which Shemilt manipulates her body and her image into creating a phantasmal double of herself.

It tells a story of a romantic relationship between a girl who comes to Male' from an island and a boy who lives in the house she resides in Male'.

About some aspects of Bedouin life on the northern coast.

San Bernadino, CA 1982

Outlines the adjustments in skills necessary for winter driving and the precautions motorists should take to prepare a car for cold weather. Emphasizes the proper techniques to anticipate and avoid potential accidents due to skidding on ice and snow, how to recover from a skid and the proper use of 'jumper cables'.

Shows indirect language stimulation techniques for children highlighting such concepts as child centered parallel talk, object centered description and self-talk.

A visit to the zoo with an unauthorised Pink Floyd soundtrack.

The following is what is no longer and is still going on and almost not and...

Drawing Houses consists of two parts. In each part performers make drawings of houses. The first part is filmed at a high angle looking down at a floor. The scene opens with a close-up of the back of a Hawaii-an shirt. The Hawaiian shirt wearer moves out and a performer enters and begins to draw on the floor. A drawing of a house is made on the floor. The drawing is made so that it appears to be on the plane of the projected image and not on the receding floor plane. In the second part of the film the camera is placed so that the scene is viewed straight on. This scene opens with a black line grid on the screen. A large facial profile appears when the perfomer removes some paper that covers it. He draws in the facial details. The performer then draws a line drawing of a house. This drawing looks similiar to the one from the earlier scene. Another house is drawn in the background. However parts of each house are drawn on different planes.

"This is the one that is perfectly balanced ... this is the one which is the masterpiece." - Stan Brakhage

The subject of the film: translating without words, through a filmic writing, the inner wandering of a moving thought, in its discontinuity, its jumps, its eclipses, with its accelerations, ruptures, stops, drifts, falls, erasures ... "Housing project by a single man", corresponding to the film being made. The man perceived as double: in constant relation with his "other", this man is the subject of the film.