Daniel Bartolo ng Sapang Bato

Mt. Buko The silence capturing all the surroundings of Mt. Buko. Documentary directed by Minoru Shinojima 1979, 8mm.

Given the Blue Etant Donné le Bleu (Given the Blue) is a visual narrative—images breaking in a parallel universe, the realm of science fiction and the fantastic. The repetition, multiplication, and mechanization are intended to form a radically artificial world.

Everything Means Nothing Explore the darkest corners of the mind. Myron wakes to find himself tied to a chair. As his kidnapper reveals himself and what lead them to where they are, it becomes very clear why their situation is extremely unique.

Les Borades or The Trium... 60 minute documentary on the background of the 2003 production of Les Boréades at the Opéra national de Paris, including interviews with Robert Carsen, William Christie, Barbara Bonney, Paul Agnew and Laurent Naouri and other members of the cast.

Another Day Fifteen minutes from Victor's life are cigarette smoke, a casual conversation, a glance of a woman who flashed by, the crowns of birch trees under the windows, drowning in the sun – all fleeting images add up to a kind of ladder that helps to return to where you don't want to go back.

Need Glue In a devastated world where madness and cruelty reign, the surviving hero with a broken guitar tries to preserve his humanity and find peace with the help of music, simultaneously escaping from bloodthirsty profit hunters and other dangers.

Der deutsche Kleinstdter... This film from 1968, which was later awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize, caused fierce reactions throughout Germany at the time. People had expected a promotionally effective Heimatfilm and now suddenly felt defamed.

Neelamalai Thirudan Neelamalai Thirudan, a young man, sets out to avenge his family that was separated during his childhood due to his bloodthirsty and materialistic uncle Nagappan.

Lullaby to John Donne A late declaration of love. A visual essay on the Kaliningrad environs on the poem "The Great Elegy to John Donne" by Joseph Brodsky.

Nunchaku At 28, Santiago still lives with his mother and has no real job projects. In order to feel independent, he decides to move to his family's summer house in a seaside resort during the winter. His human ties in this deserted place will be reduced to his neighbor, a paranoid family man, and the local bike rider, an alcoholic man who carries a homemade nunchaku and claims his friendship.