Most Viewed Year 1982 - 274

On December 28, 1982, André Hazes enters the stage of the Royal Concertgebouw, a hall normally reserved for classical music. Hazes reached...

A documentary short examining the Sinai Peninsula following the withdrawal of Israeli forces in the early 1980s.

A short documentary about the Upper Egypt train.

Documentary of the Space Shuttle tests from NASA footage.

Foire du trône was made in a big annual Paris fair, like Coney Island. I filmed the people and the games, and that forms the first part of the...

An impressionistic piece of work, composed out of several movement experiences. A landscape glides by behind a rainscattered train compartment...

Visual memos by Auto Awac, the group name used by Kees de Groot, Frank Morsinkhof, Ron Sluik and Emile Toorop. Small personal events and ordinary...

The video works 'Traumasyl' and 'Jukai, the Sea of Trees' are characterized by a cinematic and associative style, in which atmosphere plays an...

Music: The Republicans, The Appliances, and The Suburbs "THE NIGHT BELONGS TO THE POLICE concerns a burned-out agoraphobe (Jerome Carolfi), his...

“Some had given me an iris—a little gadget which opens and closes—they were used a lot in silent movies to indicate the beginning...

An experimental documentary that takes world-building to an entirely new level, Rites of Spring showcases fragments of Iran’s history before,...

A film by Jim Crutchfield, Entropy Productions, Santa Cruz (1982). Original 16mm transferred to U-matic video and then to digital video.

Against the odds, same sex couples in Oxford get the right to register for council housing, but for how long?

A sequel to HEALING PROCESS: "Four years after my father died, I found the sympathy cards, the certificates for trees in Israel, and the letters of...

Architect and urbanist Sérgio Bernardes (the film director’s father) designs a hypothetical zoning plan to rescue a city on the path to...

Short film by the basque filmmaker Iñigo Silva. Documentary on the Basque Country based on a Walt Whitman poem.

"That's the most formal piece I ever did. It's very reductionist because I was interested in dealing with the computer and the digital imaging...

Experimental film projected over a sculpture

16mm experimental film shown at 4 frames per second