Point of View

The Wife’s Awakening The Harrington's first born has died and the father and mother are inconsolable in their grief. Mrs. Harrington later seeks diversion in society, but the husband is engrossed in his work as a scientist, having a laboratory in his house. He conducts several experiments and is on the verge of success in his invention when an explosion of the chemicals occurs and it subsequently develops that he is blinded for life, his eyesight being permanently destroyed.

Vanity and Its Cure A silly and extravagant wife must learn to curb her wild ways before her husband is willing to take her back.

Through Jealous Eyes A jealous mother is envious of the affection shown toward her future daughter-in-law by her husband.

Der Radfahrer von San Cr... A cyclist decides to go for everything and win the 'Tour of Chile' Race, so he can finance the medical treatment for his ill mother with the prize. However, he must soon recognize that the sporting event is corrupted by commercial and marketing interests, in addition to the political goals of the military regime.

Malditos A group of actors in Madrid are cast in a theatre show conceived as a dance marathon and as an unscripted competition. ‘Malditos’ follows their drifting between success, failure, fame and self-realization, interweaving non-fiction interventions and staged representations, constantly blurring the boundaries between fiction and reality.

The Loves of Angelica

Infinity Tour at Tokyo Concert film featuring KOKIA's Infinity Tour at Tokyo in 2009.

Earth Without Borders / ... With a nod to the beauty and wonder of a traveling show, the celebrated Portland band Sávila presents Earth Without Borders / Tierra Sin Fronteras, a musical journey celebrating the plant and animal life that thrives along the Mexico/U.S. border. Weaving together song, dance, and visual poetry, this original work carries audiences through the cycle of a day as the earth spins.

Marionettes in Masks Screened at the 1st Sogetsu Animation Festival in 1965, the film was made in 35mm using the animation equipment owned by animator Yoji Kuri. (Source: Collaborative Cataloging Japan)

Where Were You? Where Were You? challenges us to reflect on this transversal and universal reality that is violence against women. Everyday violence, subtle or brutal, all terrible and intolerable. Experiences told in different languages and from different countries.