Jurors' Choice Award (First Prize), Black Maria Film and Video Festival Grand Jury Prize, Short Documentary, Florida Film Festival Best Documentary, Savannah Film and Video Festival RIDING THE TIGER is a haunting and lyrical evocation of the hubris, despair and devastation of the American…
Film Forum, New York City San Francisco International Film Festival National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC A poem about a city, its people, and 20,000 crows. "A nimble consideration of the collision between the wildness of nature and the orderly bustle of modern urban life." …
Grew Up in Princeton is an independent documentary film directed by Brad Mays, and produced by Lorenda Starfelt for BooBat Productions.The film had its festival debut at the New Jersey International Film Festival on June 14, 2014 [2] and was followed by another screening at the Philadelphia Independent…
“Earl Biss, The Spirit Who Walks Among His People” is a documentary that sheds light on this groundbreaking, mystical, and controversial Crow artist. Earl Biss (1947 – 1998) was a profound contributor to the explosion of Southwestern Art in the last half of the 20th century, and particularly…
A fragile and depressed university student disappears from his apartment in the middle of a cold winter's night. Four weeks later his name and photo explode across social media and into the mainstream media as 'suspect 2' in the Boston Marathon bombings. The search for truth by citizen…
En el comer, en el orar y en el follar todo es empezar… . . Ante esta escatológica sentencia, se esconde toda una filosofía de vida: la de Genaro Blanco, un BENDITO CANALLA del León de los años 20, homeless bebedor y putero, que murió mientras se aliviaba…
english version version française : https://vimeo.com/ondemand/478031
In her movie, SIGNING, Nurith Aviv ventures into the relatively unchartered territory of sign languages. Sign languages are numerous and diverse, each one with its own grammar and syntax, its unique richness and complexity. Three generations of protagonists, deaf and hearing, as well as researchers…
Court-métrage documentaire 2022 - 4K - 10 mins Deux libraires racontent comment elles ont vécu le confinement. Ce qu’elles ont lu. Ce qui a changé dans leur quotidien. Leur voix emplissent l’espace presque vide de la librairie. Les titres et les couvertures des ouvrages…
Award winning film by Katrin Rothe about gentrification in the center of Berlin.
My childhood in Brussels was dominated by my mother's political activism. Now, with 45 years of commitment weighing heavily upon her, my mother is starting to ask who will carry on her life’s work. As a descendant of the aristocratic Kurdish Cemil Pasha family, I face a pressing dilemma: should…
LOOKING AS A NEW EXPERIENCE ‘Dutch Light is an international awarded documentary about the light in Holland. Is it unique, as people say, or is that simply a myth? It’s about the light celebrated in paintings – in landscapes by Jan van Goyen and Jacob van Ruisdael, and in interiors…
