Juke--Passages from the Films of Spencer Williams

Film essayist Andersen rescues the Afro-American actor, director and scriptwriter Spencer Williams from obscurity with a striking, plotless montage film.

Hollywood My Hometown

In Hollywood, a hobby filmmaker can also sometimes get a film star in front of his lens. Comedian and actor Ken Murray collected an impressive cast.

Goodbye, Boys!

Three best friends live by the sea and spend time outside, observing the world, talking about the meaning of life and just enjoying their youth that would soon be interrupted by the war. A banned masterpiece of Soviet 'nouvelle vague'.

The Miniaturist

A contemporary variation on Hiroshima, mon amour, but with a strong emphasis on the use of colour and with the voice of nuclear physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer.