1989 Movies

Daredevils from Manila

A performance film of Lee Bul and company moving around the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea museum lobby, wearing Lee’s white...

Short film about the question: Why are oranges orange?

Trying out some grammar shared with experimental filmmakers. The look of this film was inspired by the connotation of the word "limn" that evokes 'to...

The viewer has the impression of walking through the streets of Paris during the French Revolution. We discover certain parts of scenes and incidents,...

This puppet animation is set in a time when darkness still reigned when people were still afraid of what lay beyond the stillness of the night. In the...

Documentary features Serbian traditions: Baptism, Marriage, Slava, Christmas, Easter and Funerals. Produced in Serbian communities in the United State...

A summer afternoon full of daydreams. Sexual fantasies are embodied in black-and-white images of androgenic bodies. The boundary between images of re...

Documentary about Hergé

No Holds Barred: The Match/The Movie, which is how the event was billed, was shown on pay-per-view, on December 27, 1989. The program consisted of the...

A harried husband is asked by his wife to put the family cat outside. He comes up with a novel solution to the problem.

Body Wars takes you on a quick tour through the human body to pick up Dr. Cynthia Lair, who is investigating white cell response time to a splinter pe...

Be All, End All, Madhouse, Metal Thrashing Mad, Now It's Dark, Indians, Antisocial (Trust cover),Medusa, Guitar Solo, Across the River, A.I.R., I Am...

"Stillbirth: the birth of an at least 35 cm long foetus"

Covering Voyager 2's flyby of Neptune.

HEY KITTYS LOOK! YES! It's time for kitty's favorite show...VIDEO CATNIP! We'll start with some fun and games for you and your human, then go righ...

Futility is a two part story, introduced by a series mishaps from archival films about tools. The body of the film illustrates the title; in the tale...

A history of Houston, Texas, from 1949 to 1989, as seen through the cameras of local television station KPRC.