Tse shebiloeng haholo Selemo 2000 - 411

There are things everybody wants to learn to do, but knowledge comes at a price. Is knowing worth eating from the tree of knowledge?

Life as seen through the lens of a plastic bottle.

Short film by performance artist Weng Fen from the Wen Pulin Chinese Avant-Garde Art Archive.

Short film by performance artist Weng Fen from the Wen Pulin Chinese Avant-Garde Art Archive.

Concerns the way some animals change their bodies as they develop, and how humans change as they grow older.

A village in the northwestern suburbs of Beijing has been home to young rock musicians and bands from all over the country since 1997. From 1999 to...

Hungry for a new body and awaiting in every shadow lurks Evil's Edge. Worshiped and surrounded by a family of wickedness made up of all walks of...

"The final format is a 16mm blowup from an original Super 8 film, comprised of sequences shot off of a television monitor, which in turn played a...

Two pieces of found footage were used to produce Jumpcut: a series of frames cut from the head and tails of various takes of a talking head shot for...

Found footage film dealing with important aspects of life & death. The film begins with a kind of trip into film as such, leads to sex which then...

A small strip of archival domestic film of a man 'departing' loops endlessly back and forth, and as it does so, the repeated actions of the man seem...

The view from a balcony window in Berlin: one sees elements of Summertime, such as shadows and the movement of plastic wrapping material in the wind,...