1999 Movies

Chance Meetings 1: In these short silent films (each is about 30 seconds long),chance encounters play the central role. In a fixed and immobile frame...

This film was shot by rotating three cameras attached to a vinyl record. The three cameras record three separate images on three separate axes, each 1...

A satanic recruitment consultant tries to persuade a fallen angel to work for the other side.

Evocation of the last years in the life of Ludwig von Beethoven based upon personal notes taken by his interlocutors.

Because of a faulty toaster, an “average” housewife finds that she has replaced the heroine in one of her treasured romance novels. Beset by the whims...

In Detroit, hair styling isn't just a matter of personal grooming, it's a way of life, and Andrew Dosunmu's documentary Hot Irons offers an inside gli...

A young woman in an old town is looking for a place to stay. How does her gaze differ from the goddess's?

A young man pries a cobblestone from the street and throws it at an enemy. The stone misses its mark, enters into a very low earth orbit, and from the...

It's a movie from 1999.

Impulsively, Bacher boarded a seaplane in Manhattan. Once above the city, she videotaped the buildings below. Manhatta (1999) hovers over, zooms into...

Even as scientists work diligently to authenticate the Dead Sea Scrolls, a historical and momentous find for archaeologists, questions surface about t...

Photo film about mannequins.

Through Lazaris' incredible demonstrations, we can learn specific methods for cleaning, clearing, and aligning crystals of our keeping. We can learn o...

Based on the travel diary of the director and his team, Living Icons traces and exposes the ordinary life of the last Christians in Iran.

Curated by animator and historian Janet Scagnelli, over 50 animated commercials from 1948-1993 are featured, spots that not only traverse a variety of...

Hold on for Canada's steepest territory along the Mountain Sub line and get ready for gorgeous scenery as you ride over Rogers Pass.

Nuclear physicist, Doctor Jim Al-Khalili, explains how the TARDIS works and looks into the theory of time traveling.