Que ce soit par la danse, le théâtre ou le slam, le jeune artiste néocalédonien Siman Wenethem cherche à transmettre les valeurs de la coutume pour montrer aux jeunes de son pays qu’une réappropriation de leur culture est possible. Mais, depuis que le cancer…
Join Yakov Smirnoff for a hilarious look at the oddity of the English language and American slang. This special has it all – “the whole kitchen sink!”
Eighteen year-old Leigh lives in a trailer park on the outskirts of Los Angeles, he goes to community college, has no real friends, no girlfriend, and works part-time at The Home Depot. With an obsession for Steven Spielberg and enrolled in a film production class at his local college, he is sure…
For digital streaming licenses and institutional use, please contact artny@bestweb.net. David Salle came to New York in the late 70′ after studies at CalArts under the tutelage of John Baldessari. He quickly became part of a new wave of artists that included Julian Schnabel, Francesco Clemente,…
Our Atoll Speaks (Ko Talatala Mai Tō Mātou Wenua) in partnership with the People of Pukapuka is an award winning short film meditation on the environmental knowledge of the people of Pukapuka/Nassau, an atoll in the Northern Group of the Cook Islands. This short documentary is a communal film poem from…
Australia is one of the most remote and barren of lands to cross on a bicycle. The challenge is one of the greatest for the hardships that any attempt pits the rider against. The mind and body are tested by the thousands of kilometres ridden, the extreme climates of heat, cold and wind, and the unpredictability…
Shot a few weeks after the end of Israel’s January 2009 offensive, this sensitively crafted doc captures the human suffering and devastation wrought on Gaza’s Palestinian residents as they struggle daily to survive. “Where is the ghost town?” asks the little boy to the theme park…
For children and young people forced into delicate treatments and long hospitalizations, distance learning is not a choice or an emergency solution. It is the only possibility to guarantee education and the opportunity of growth and training for their future. Better yet, it is a mere resemblance of normality…
With depth, humor and pathos, La Chana celebrates the charisma and flair of a self-taught Gypsy flamenco dancer who in the 1960s-80s rose to international stardom and then suddenly vanished from the public eye at the height of her career. Peter Sellers saw her dance as a young woman and asked her to…
Hikari Kesho https://www.hikarikesho.com/en/ Italian rope master and Fetish & Shibari photographer presents the documentary "Shibari at the Villa". The first of a series entitled “Shibari Tales”. The 2-hours documentary shows the background and highlighting the technical…
4. On Probation Follows the lives of a man and a woman who have been in prison for violent crimes. With their probation officers, they confront problems which include alcohol and unemployment. This disturbing portrayal of complexity and unhappiness suggests that not enough resources are available to…
3. A young man beaten up at a disco, an ex-offender who becomes victim of a revenge attack, a bus driver assaulted by a passenger and a young mother terrorised by her husband are among those who describe their reactions to violence and the effect it had on their lives. Violence is often closer to home…
