1987 Movies

The Kotedba dance company from the impoverished Treichville section of Abidjan wins an invitation to Paris to perform at the Beaubourg Center in an in...

In 1967, in the middle of the Chinese cultural revolution, an opera singer is sent to the other side of the country to be "re-educated". He leaves beh...

Michel, Clothilde, his friend, and Julien, the latter's brother, spend their holidays not far from Digne. One day, Michel is approached by a beautiful...

"Enigmatic as they seem, these images speak to our thought: it is the first moment, primordial vision even before the birth of the landscape where the...

In “Who Do You Think You Are” (1987, 10 minutes) the main character, a filmmaker, investigates her own cigarette smoking habit while wishing she could...

Emshwiller introduces this work as a "tapestry of images and sounds suggestive of the hungers that human beings all share for food, love, sex, power,...

"Enas," or Αἰνείας – the Greek word for "being one" – is interpreted in this ballet, which represents Marcia Haydée's first free choreography. Music b...

A truly canine Christmas adventure with Milroy, a loveable klutzy pup, who is adopted by Santa and Mrs. Claus

A dark and tacky hotel room in Paris. Thin walls. Noise and voices from other rooms. A man and a woman. They are upset.

"Optical printing links East with West within a mosaic of looped, layered and shifting images filmed originally on Super 8 while on a (train/car/thumb...

Elayne Boosler's second Showtime stand-up comedy special

A small meditation on light, wind, and Cecil Taylor

Using video colorising, pushing u-matic tape –tracking close to breakdown, and slo-mo, a video devoid of narrative structure, interspersed with insert...

Described as "a collection of 'windows' on a personal past" "Time's Wake (Once Removed)" incorporates material from an earlier version. On the earlier...

Loosely updates the Hansel and Gretel story to a world where the wicked witch is now a scantily-clad quasi-hippie.

Film set during the Albanian Renaissance, focusing on a group of Albanian outlaws fighting against the Ottoman Empire.

“Double Portrait” and “I Love You” are a paired piece with Akiko Iimura. Both Iimuras play individually as well as a unit. In “Double Portrait” they a...