.Yl 2002 - 469

In this work, the echo of Chornobyl appears literally as a stage for a "porn film". The main characters are a couple dressed in silver anti-radiation suits, striking erotic poses and imitating sexual intercourse against the backdrop of apocalyptic views of Prypiat. Grey high-rise buildings, abandoned attractions, and the city itself, which by its very appearance excludes hope for any kind of life, resonate with the figures of two lovers who, in their desire to be together, only produce a tragicomic effect of powerlessness.

A documentary about the largest battle of the UPA with the NKVD and other parts of the Soviet Union near the villages of Antonivtsi and Gurba in Ternopil Oblast and Rivne Oblast.

Zapata's Garden shows us the development of a new Zapatista village and its search for a system of economic organization based on the collective labor of men, women, and children. Through the video, we can see how this village improves the lives of its inhabitants and their struggle to survive in the face of globalization within the cultural, social, and political context of Mexico.

A documentary in which Tzotzil elders explain the meaning of traditional sounds in the hope that young people will take these traditions to heart. A showcase of the efforts of communities in resistance to preserve their people's cultural identity even amidst difficult survival conditions.

The team behind 2002's Star Wars: The Clone Wars video game discuss their experiences making the game.

Baby Beethoven is the 10th Baby Einstein video in the series to be released. It uses musical compositions accompanying footage of toys and other novelty items. As the name suggests, and made as a musical sequel to Baby Shakespeare, the classical music of Baby Beethoven was composed by Ludwig van Beethoven, albeit rearranged with softer instruments by Bill Weisbach.

The tragic and self-destructive sexual battle between a man and his woman. A drama for the desperate struggle of those who are different against the normality that rejects the margins. The couple is preparing to consume a relationship of extreme sadomasochism.

One autumn Sunday, Solène, Anita and Olivier meet for lunch with Solène's parents. Leaving the parents for dessert, they go for a walk, cross the village to pick up Jean-Christophe, Solène's uncle. Everyone goes on the beach for a long walk.

A response to the inklings that resonate ten years after a trip to Iwate Prefecture, Japan.

Footage shot in 1976 of a performance by the legendary blues musician Furry Lewis, who was 83 years old at the time. Originally shot on a Sony 1/2" Porta Pak, the footage was transferred to Mini DV and edited to maintain the integrity of that solo performance. Included is a ten minute interview conducted with Furry Lewis during intermission.

My son's unreturned motel key prompts the imagination to consider lives and "presences" left in that room.

It's a movie from 2002.

Can’t do that, can’t do that, can’t do that, can’t do that…

Video art by Ruth Iliffe.

This film is about the Basarwa-San ethnic minority group in Botswana. Its focus is the dispute around the land status of the Basarwa-San who are traditionally a nomadic group, and their participation in the decision making processes that concern them.

A CGI Animated short film by Bruce Monahan