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Let Fury Have the Hour
Various musicians discuss how their art was largely a reaction to the conservative politics of Reagan and Thatcher. Public Enemy, MC5, Minor Threat, FPublished on: -
Odayaka
The tsunami disaster is far away, but the fear it brought is very tangible. Producer and actress Kiki Sugino plays her most gripping role ever…Published on: -
The Room Called Heaven
Lovely West Coast melancholia in this loosely composed 16mm film that reveals a precise eye. The music works like a time machine.Published on: -
Habitat
A cinematic look at the various worlds the director inhabits. When parts are collected and composed.Published on: -
The Unspeakable Act
Jackie Kimball is a very normal 17-year-old girl, except that she is in love with her elder brother Matthew. When he gets his first girlfriend…Published on: -
Time and Fortune Vietnam Newsreel
This Mekas brothers’ parody features Lapland’s Minister of War. He is asked for his opinion on Vietnam.Published on: -
I Remember: A Film About Joe Brainard
This inventive biography of Joe Brainard gives an immediate and visceral sense of his humour, self-deprecating personality, and gentle demeanour.Published on: -
In Search of Avery Willard
From the 1940s to the 1990s, Avery Willard produced a lifetime of historically significant work that has remained widely unseen for decades. A portraiPublished on: -
Our Nixon
Filed away and forgotten until now, Super-8 movies made by Nixon’s inner circle tell the story they thought they were a part of – before…Published on: -
When the Curtain Falls
An artist paints a poem on a glass canvas. His model disappears from view thanks to the beautiful calligraphy of an old poem. The glass…Published on: