1984 Movies

Nichy determined to get to the basketball tournament in town, storm or no storm! "You're only a substitute!," cried one of his sisters. What really ha...

Second part of the short film Facundo. A humorous description of the capital, its architecture, and its inhabitants is made through an animated drawin...

A short documentary made during the AIDS crisis.

1. Hands On The Clock 2. Don't Be Denied 3. Burning Oil 4. Promised Land 5. Trees 6. So Sure 7. 11:15 8. She Cries Alone 9. Someone New 10. W...

Interlacing of two films of tree branches (one without leaves, the other with spring foliage) filmed from a low angle shot, spinning and edited in dia...

It consists of 5 episodes, each exploring a different possibility of animation...

This film has been made to provoke discussion of issues about racial prejudice. It tells the story of Ibrahim, a twelve-year-old Lebanese boy, who com...

The last day in the life of an old man. Women in black pray in front of the chapel, the man comes to the house, shaves thoroughly and goes out into th...

Ada Pistiner’s investigation of the sources of substandard domestic items pushes its commissioned mandate to self-scrutiny, questioning both state-imp...

Based on the title and a premise from my undergraduate thesis, this one also goes back to the impact of seeing my first Brakhage film, MOTHLIGHT. From...

A story about a youth camp and ubiquitous indoctrination. Ensign Dudziński reveals the secrets of socialist ideology to summer camp participants.

Hosa Itihasa is a classic 1980s Sandalwood drama that centers around social conflicts, power struggles, and personal retribution in a regional setting

Ken Chambers describes the plans for the new Rastafari community centre in Wolverhampton. After an opening speech by the mayor of the town, Alfred Law...

In this clay-animated, science fiction comedy/adventure from North Carolina animator John Lemmon, a spaceship crashes on a forbidding planet. The Star...

Dust, grain, flour. Negative/positive; film ‘history’ re/presentation, figure antics and play. (After George Albert Smith)

Profile of Colonel Rankin, owner of the infamous El Rancho Rankin motel in Anderson Township, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Downey examines meanings and interpretations of signs, symbols and systems of representation in Western cultural history in the third part of The Thin...

The first 12 minutes would later be released as "Fountain of Dreams"