Year 2004 - 499

In this multifaceted and tender portrait, the filmmaker documents the everyday life of her 80-year-old mother. In addition to disputes with her landlords, meditative dance circles, and violin playing, she also talks about what led her to where she is now.

Documentary film based on the artist Akbar Padamsee.

Arguably the most definitive compilation release of some of Casiopea's greatest live performances. Released in 2004 for DVD.

Documentary on the life of Venezuelan writer Adriano González León.

In the city of Cali (Colombia), the Pacific community gathers every year for the Petronio Álvarez Pacific Music Festival. One of the participating delegations is from Timbiquí, a town located on the banks of the river of the same name. This town, nestled in the middle of the Pacific rainforest of Cauca, will be represented by three groups at the eighth edition of the festival. Two of the groups are in Timbiquí and are getting ready for the trip. The third, made up of young people, decides to leave their village to settle in the city and make a living from music. For all three groups, this event is an opportunity not only to showcase the folklore of their land, inherited from their ancestors, but also to fulfil their dreams.

"What a big week in football!" For twelve remarkable years, it was the line that Eddie McGuire used so many times to open another episode of the television phenomenon that is "The Footy Show". Hosted by Sam Newman, "What A Big 12 Years" stands as a fitting farewell to Essie McGuire.

A short film by Rumekso Setyadi

Is it possible to create a work using a single giant chimney as a video material? Consider variations in angles and movements, experiment as much as you can think of, and use 8mm film I tried baking it. The title is named from the chimney color of "red" and "white".

Owls peer out from shadows, looking uncannily human. A mythology is hinted at without provenance - imaginations are disobedient historians.

A recently arrived Paraguayan illegal immigrant in Buenos Aires turns to a cousin who supports her alcoholic and abusive boyfriend.

Take a journey to the amazing world of the jungle cats.

Through images and testimonies of Sahrawi women, this film introduces us to the situation and the living conditions the Sahrawi people have been subjected to since, in 1975, Western Sahara was occupied by Morocco and thousands of men, women and children were forced to flee and look for refuge in Algerian territory, in the inhumane "hamada" (rocky desert) of Tindouf. Sahrawi women, exiled to the refugee camps of Tindouf since 1975, have been the driving force behind a genuine revolution in all areas of Sahara society. They have carried out the miracle of reviving the spirit of a devastated community in the middle of a hostile, rocky desert.