Year 1995 - 348

Playful course on a goose-body game.

1995 film

When Paula discovers that her neighbor/love interest has a boyfriend she plots her revenge.

A documentary directed by Ateyyat Al Abnoudy

"undertow" is an experimental short film which explores how the loss of family and culture can affect one's body consciousness and sexuality. It juxtaposes one adopted woman's reconstructed search for her birth mother (through a bleak urban landscape towards a phone booth) with the attempt to connect mind and body. Through multi-layered incorporation of text, dramatic and documentary footage, voice-over body movement, the internal challenges of crawling back into a murky past are revealed. "undertow" represents the pain and struggle of fighting against the forces--or currents (the undertow)--which seek to trap us and prevent us from knowing ourselves.

When the crowd finishes applauding the participants of the AIDS Walk in Central Park, NYC, the crowd disperses across the lawns. Then a friendly celebration begins with picnics and live music. I observe the mood of the different people gathered here in the stifling heat, who, carried away by the music, begin to dance.

"One can visit a military ship in New York harbour. A diverse mass of people stream on to the ship and patiently queue for admittance to the gargantuan structure. Proud sailors take groups around, functioning as tour guides on board. The crowds revel in this Sunday treat, with the New York skyline in the background." —Milena Gierke

A no budget short made for UNL (1995)

Ire offers a visual critique of business life on the run in the streets of Boston.

A young male hustler gets into deep trouble.

An experimental "immersive environment" created by Char Davies.

All roads lead ... elsewhere

Map 2.0 is divided into two main sections: analog self reflection and intensive frame attack. Both compilations make up a broadcasting frame that Leandre has called BRCW Scape, which is nothing else than a private and imaginary broadcasting channel, a place from which to broadcast his own personal understanding of what entertainment is.