1988 Movies

Sara Sara is the Quechua name for corn, a product of high nutritional value and closely linked to Peru throughout its history, presenting the 70 nativ...

Tom Tam takes us to the hub of 1980s Chinese American art movement- the Asian American Arts Centre in the Bowery neighborhood of New York City. Throug...

Documentary about the Mosuo people, an ethnic group living in China's Yunnan and Sichuan Provinces.

Kát'a Kabanová, Janácek's 1921 tragedy, is proof if any were needed that tales of personal oppression and turmoil will always make fine raw material f...

Social issue documentary directed by Jacob Riis.

A series of metamorphosing images criticise a society in which dulled minds feed on tabloid scandal. Focuses on the 'shapeless workers fuelling the fi...

Marsha McDevitt, Thuy N. Tran, Kevin Reagh & Marla Schweppe — Chimera ISEA Symposium Archives: [FISEA 1988]

A film directed by John Canalli

A gang hijacks a school bus, demanding ransom from the kids' parents.

The eastern Indonesian island of Sumba is the last island in the Malay archipelago where the majority of the people still follow their ancestral relig...

A Shin Harada short film, 8mm. Harada making full use of the famous Single-8 FUJICA ZC-1000.

A swordsman makes a bet that he can stay overnight in a graveyard, where he falls in love with a ghost.

Short film.

1988 Filipino English Version of the 1966 Ninja Film "Watari Ninja Boy" 380 years ago, in a country of Ninjas, two groups were struggling for power....

Childhood programming is a recurring Price theme. His 10-minute Mr. Wonderful matches a single, scratched close-up of an LP portrait of goofy Fred Rog...

Documentary on aïta, a Bedouin musical style that originated in the countryside of Morocco. Women aïta singers are shown performing and discussing the...