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  • Michael Henry Wilson – In Search of Kundun with Martin Scorsese (1998)

    USA1991-2000AsianDocumentaryMichael Henry Wilson

    “Lively and illuminating.” -Village Voice

    “Gripping on every level.” -Le Monde

    “Penetrating and insightful.” -Los Angeles Times

    “Not to be missed.” -Hollywood Reporter

    “Valuable and informative.” -New York Times

    The making of Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-nominated film Kundun was an historic event, the first feature film treatment of the life of the 14th Dalai Lama. Michael H. Wilson documented this emotion-filled encounter of Scorsese and his Italian and American team with the Tibetans who portrayed the key figures in the tumultuous recent history of Tibet.Read More »

  • Jeff Kanew – Black Rodeo (1972)

    1971-1980DocumentaryJeff KanewUSA

    Documentary about a rodeo that takes place, for the most part, in Harlem, New York City.Read More »

  • Jennifer Reeves – When It Was Blue (2008)

    2001-2010ExperimentalJennifer ReevesUSA

    SYNOPSIS:
    The film rejoices the splendor of nature as the camera eye traverses land and sea in a montage of diverse ecosystems from the Americas to Iceland and New Zealand. Colorful organic textures and forms, inspired by qualities of the natural world, were created through an array of direct-on-film techniques. This abstract imagery is superimposed upon nature cinematography through double-projection, creating depth and merging the powerful intricacies of the natural world with an artist’s reverence for it all. Anxiety and loss are evoked as the camera hurries to “capture” the natural world on film before it vanishes.Read More »

  • Henry King – Margie (1946)

    USA1941-1950ComedyHenry KingRomance

    A woman reminisces about her teenage years in the 1920s, when she fell in love with her teacher.Read More »

  • Peter Godfrey – Please Murder Me (1956)

    1951-1960CrimeDramaPeter GodfreyUSA

    A lawyer suffers a guilt complex after getting a murder acquittal for his client, and then finding out she did commit the crime.Read More »

  • Edward L. Cahn – Betrayed Women (1955)

    USA1951-1960CrimeDramaEdward L. Cahn

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    The governor appoints lawyer Jeff Darrow to open an investigation on the reported cruelties inflicted on the inmates of the Bayou Reformatory For Women. The investigation is opposed by Mrs. Ballard, head of the prison, whose moronic brother, Cletus, is keeper of the prison bloodhounds. Nora Collins, once engaged to Jeff, but now an inmate because she had stolen to protect her brother, is resentful of prison methods and particularly bitter against the sadistic methods of a brutal prison guard named Darcy. Honey Blake and Kate unsuccessfully try to use Cletus in an escape attempt. But they try a second escape using Jeff, Nora and Mrs. Ballard as hostages. Mabry, Kate’s gangland lover, hears of the escape and knowing she will go where she had hidden $50,000 gets there ahead of her.Read More »

  • Fred Barzyk – The Lathe of Heaven (1980)

    USA1971-1980Fred BarzykSci-FiTV

    Quote:
    George Orr, a man whose dreams can change waking reality, tries to suppress this unpredictable gift with drugs. Dr. Haber, an assigned psychiatrist, discovers the gift to be real and hypnotically induces Mr. Orr to change reality for the benefit of mankind — with bizarre and frightening results.Read More »

  • Frederick Wiseman – Manoeuvre (1980)

    USA1971-1980DocumentaryFrederick Wiseman

    MANOEUVRE follows a U.S. infantry tank company through NATO’s annual fall manoeuvres in Western Europe. One purpose of these war games is to test how quickly and effectively U.S. reinforcements can come to the aid of NATO forces stationed in Europe. The various stages of the training exercise, including defensive and offensive tactics, and hypothetical wins and losses are seen from the point of view of a company fighting a simulated, conventional, non-nuclear ground and air war.Read More »

  • E. Elias Merhige – Din of Celestial Birds (2006)

    2001-2010E. Elias MerhigeExperimentalUSA

    PLOT SUMMARY
    a new film about the birth of man from director Elias Merhige, video artist and composer David Wexler, composer Ben Gillespie, visual artist Ariana Tosatto, visual philosopher Leigh J. McCloskey, and psychophysicist Miguel P. Eckstein.Read More »

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