"A seat by the window in the train. A view. Watching it pass, watching it change. People come, people go. Lines, light, shapes, shadows. These films are from my Berlin S-Bahn project which began in January 2008. The films are composed of takes in which each one begins as the train leaves one station and ends after arriving at the next. There are no effects used except the reflections found within the glass." - Ted Sonnenschein
A family dinner is brutally interrupted when the father announces that he wants a divorce.
Anne couldn't accept her child Felix, who was born with Down syndrome. Anne tries to process her struggle through making theater with Sara, a woman with Down syndrome. Will Anne connect with her motherhood through her encounters with Sara?
Some things that go bump in the night come from the most unsuspecting places.
TANNER, a young gym instructor, looks for love in all the wrong meat-heads but, her two loves fish and shoes lead her to a soul connection.
In this 2010 program, Craig Barron and Ben Burtt, leading experts in the fields of visual and sound effects, respectively, discuss the techniques used and choices made by Charlie Chaplin and his crew on MODERN TIMES.
Accentuating the effects of space, light and structure, glass has become an architectural staple that encourages transparency and visibility throughout a variety of landscapes. After its role in the last century's call to a radical new architecture and urban life, glass architecture is today more ubiquitous than ever.
A cab driver becomes the unwilling go-between for mobsters planning to extort $5 million from the city of Los Angeles.
It's around depressed guy who wake up one day and surprised that he is alone in this world.. And while he walking in street he will found himself alone and all people disappeared .. Then he will found an old camera.. Once he look to the street through the camera he will surprised that all people there .. and so when he put it down he will found that people disappeared again .. And then he realized that the camera is his hope to see people and world through the photographing.
In this 2010 program, Craig Barron and Ben Burtt, leading experts in the fields of visual and sound effects, respectively, discuss the techniques used and choices made by Charlie Chaplin and his crew on MODERN TIMES.
Joseph is living with Parkinson’s disease. His family strives to be helpful while navigating the byzantine and bureaucratic world of health care providers and befuddled optometrists in this sweetly comic and touching short.
Tool Live 1996 The Glass House. Remastered. Pomona, CA October 16th, 1996. Edited & remastered by ToolArchive.
Ilona Sagar’s newly completed film, Haptic Skins of a Glass Eye, combines references to affective computing, flat design, haptic technology and virtual design systems with historical and medieval studies of the glass delusion. This condition was an external manifestation of a psychiatric disorder recorded in Europe in between the 15th to 17th centuries. The first clear glass, cristallo, was invented 15th century, and it was around this time that the glass delusion was first reported. People feared that they were made of glass, pottery and wood and therefore likely to shatter into pieces. In modern times, the glass delusion has disappeared, accounts of people believing themselves to be materials have been replaced with the development of neurological terminology such as hypochondria. The exhibition unpicks the corporal dialect of the contemporary body and reveals the relationship we have to it as both an advanced and primal signifier.
The history behind America's most popular beverages
"Glass Shadows is a sensual formalistic diary, filmed in the early morning light of my studio. The primary images are of my Bolex-filming nude reflection set within window frames, a pane of glass, and light projected by the rising sun. The film moves forward via on-going exploration of reflected and overlapping images––sustained by light, color, and the rhythmic pulse of a leaky kitchen faucet. A fusion of form and subject is inevitable within a work that is the story of its making." - Holly Fisher
A short film by Phil Stevens.
A baseball is thrown into space with enormous force. There is a race between this ball's fall to the ground, and a bird in growing panic plucking feathers from its own chest, to make a nest to save the "glass ball".
A tennis player struggles with the paranoia of a brief encounter.
It's the last Thursday of the year and Sara breaks her grandmother's glasses. Saeed tries to fix it and in this he meets an Afghan named Aman.
