Slow Bistro

A Look at David Hammons A video of David Hammons making his basketball drawings

In The Midnight Hour A studio visit by David Hammons to John Outterbridge's studio. Recorded by Ulysses Jenkins as Hammons proclaims an arts affliction.

King David This is a documentary of David Hammons prior to his leaving the Los Angeles arts community. This video covers the artist's creative strategies at that time. It served as both an interview and video performance by David Hammons.

A Man from Nowhere Rafa is a guy who dreams a lot and sleeps very little. He’s no longer a teenager and he’s one step ahead to become an adult, this would become more difficult than he ever thought. Love, drugs and uncertain future, are the thing that go with him through his journey to find out who he is as a person.

Bottled Songs 1 & 2 Two researchers investigate the dissemination of propaganda created by the terrorist organization known as the Islamic State and contemplate the media’s role in spreading this message. Exchanging video letters recorded from their computer desktops, the researchers share their thoughts and fears as they each dissect pieces of media produced by ISIS in 2014 that are still available online today.

Through Cecilia's Eyes A few days away from school, Cecília, an 8-year-old girl who sees with only one eye, decides to return.

Mensaje a la nacin... In the last 30 years, the presidents of Peru have been corrupt and criminal. 'Message to the Nation' serves as a reminder of their lies and false promises. It's a journey through their voices, propaganda, and speeches. It's also a documentation of the director's son's childhood, as he tries to make him remember his early years while also revealing the truth about their country: a nation plagued by corruption.

When two or three In a deserted Arizona town, a pastor and his devoted wife spend their days with God in this intense relationship portrait.

To the North (Part 2) A retelling of indigenous stories on a wintry foray into the mountains of South Dakota.

Life as a Rhizome The musician Klaus Volkmann, 30, is the purest expression of someone connected with simple and sustainable ways of life, transport and direct contact with the city and nature. A way of thinking that leads you to view existence as something potentially capable of branching out in any direction.