30 products
_Painting with Falls_ is first and foremost an investigation into a painting : _Landscape with the Fall of Icarus_ painted by Pieter Bruegel around 1555. The author's personal reading of this painting raises countless questions. Here's one that could contain them all: what does it mean to _look_? Unemployed people, anonymous passers-by, philosophers, a psychoanalyst, politicians and the directo...
At the crossroads of art and science, this film centers on human beings and robots as their artificial counterparts. Like a series of archival documents detailing the first contacts and exchanges between human beings and a robot, the film studies cognitive dissonance, a minuscule, mysterious relational space lying between them both.
The “urchins” in question are slag heaps, the vast mounds formed by the waste from former mines. The "cabal" is launched by Moullet himself, considering the contempt in which these mountains of waste removed from the subsoil by generations of miners are held. He undertakes their ascent, review and praise, leading us - with rigour and humour - to love them.
A ten-metre-high diving board. People climb up: to leap or to climb down? The situation highlights a dilemma: endure the instinctive fear of taking the plunge or the humiliation of having to climb down. _Ten Meter Tower_ is an entertaining study of human vulnerability.
An ethnographic comedy showing people at leisure in the setting of their "sommerhus", a sort of summer residence popular in Denmark. Among the cast: a teenage girl who treads water in an indoor swimming pool, two old sisters bemused by a TV system, some drunken friends indulging in a risky game of darts, a man in underpants hooked on virtual reality and a woman with a nervy Shih Tzu who narrate...
The filmmaker offers passers-by a mask and invites them to become either an elephant or a mosquito. A look at people's inhibitions.
Four performers searching for each other, each carrying one quarter of a photographic portrait of artist Michael Snow. A lyrical exploration through the city and an homage to Snow.
A group of friends introduce you to the mythical and festive intersection of St-Denis and Mont-Royal streets in Montreal, recalling nightlife stories in the area.
A hilarious comic documentary about Michel Williatte-Battet's attempt to carry out a normal day’s activities during a Suête wind storm. The results are unpredictable and side-splitting! Suêtes are hurricane-force southeasterly winds that beat down on the French Acadian coastal area of north-western Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, during the spring and autumn.
The news reports supplied by our Western Media concerning the events of 1990 in Romania do not sit well with Constantin Ivanovici, a Canadian of Romanian origin. That's why he decided to go over there, to see for himself and film the situation from his perspective.
François Ruffin is determined to re-establish a dialogue between the richest man in the world, Bernard Arnault, head of the luxury group LVMH, and the workers he has dismissed over the years. In northern France, Ruffin meets Serge and Jocelyne Klur, former employees of a Kenzo suit factory, relocated to Poland under Arnault's orders. Seeing that the Klurs live in extreme poverty and that their ...
A tourist and documentary visit along the Riviera. Exoticism, the colors of tourism, those of the carnival and Eden. An island. Parasols that close at the end on a pretty song by Delerue. The French Riviera seen in color by Agnès Varda, who cultivates the unusual image. A commissioned film transformed into an essay on tourism, not without a certain humor.
Fifteen years ago Nikola left Serbia to follow his heart to Switzerland. Since then his life is shared between two countries and three women: his mother Dida, his grandmother and his wife. His mother has learning disabilities and has been dependent on the grandmother since ever. As grandmother is getting older, Belgrade is now calling Nikola back home. A heartwarming and amusing documentary abo...
When the Iron Curtain cuts his tiny german village in half, Peter the bull gets separated from his 36 cows. Based on a true story and narrated by Christoph Waltz.
A tender and quirky portrait of a rural region, its inhabitants and their regional radio which brings them new energy, along with sweet nostalgia. Or how a radio in the deep French countryside managed by volunteers creates a strong and essential social bond. Not only do they listen, laugh and sing to the tunes they love, they also venture into their past. (C'est un mix de plusieurs affaires..)
Une délégation de très haut niveau
Is North Korea really the last heaven on Earth? Conscious of the imperfection, bias, and even the dishonesty of the Western press, *Strip-Tease* wanted to find out. The first Western television crew to be able to film in this country for the past ten years, the *Strip-Tease* team did not go alone, but accompanied by a " very high-level delegation".
When asked about language and learning, children respond about the meaning of certain words and expressions.
_Painting with Falls_ is first and foremost an investigation into a painting : _Landscape with the Fall of Icarus_ painted by Pieter Bruegel around 1555. The author's personal reading of this painting raises countless questions. Here's one that could contain them all: what does it mean to _look_? Unemployed people, anonymous passers-by, philosophers, a psychoanalyst, politicians and the directo...
At the crossroads of art and science, this film centers on human beings and robots as their artificial counterparts. Like a series of archival documents detailing the first contacts and exchanges between human beings and a robot, the film studies cognitive dissonance, a minuscule, mysterious relational space lying between them both.
The “urchins” in question are slag heaps, the vast mounds formed by the waste from former mines. The "cabal" is launched by Moullet himself, considering the contempt in which these mountains of waste removed from the subsoil by generations of miners are held. He undertakes their ascent, review and praise, leading us - with rigour and humour - to love them.
A ten-metre-high diving board. People climb up: to leap or to climb down? The situation highlights a dilemma: endure the instinctive fear of taking the plunge or the humiliation of having to climb down. _Ten Meter Tower_ is an entertaining study of human vulnerability.
An ethnographic comedy showing people at leisure in the setting of their "sommerhus", a sort of summer residence popular in Denmark. Among the cast: a teenage girl who treads water in an indoor swimming pool, two old sisters bemused by a TV system, some drunken friends indulging in a risky game of darts, a man in underpants hooked on virtual reality and a woman with a nervy Shih Tzu who narrate...
The filmmaker offers passers-by a mask and invites them to become either an elephant or a mosquito. A look at people's inhibitions.
Four performers searching for each other, each carrying one quarter of a photographic portrait of artist Michael Snow. A lyrical exploration through the city and an homage to Snow.
A group of friends introduce you to the mythical and festive intersection of St-Denis and Mont-Royal streets in Montreal, recalling nightlife stories in the area.
A hilarious comic documentary about Michel Williatte-Battet's attempt to carry out a normal day’s activities during a Suête wind storm. The results are unpredictable and side-splitting! Suêtes are hurricane-force southeasterly winds that beat down on the French Acadian coastal area of north-western Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, during the spring and autumn.
The news reports supplied by our Western Media concerning the events of 1990 in Romania do not sit well with Constantin Ivanovici, a Canadian of Romanian origin. That's why he decided to go over there, to see for himself and film the situation from his perspective.
François Ruffin is determined to re-establish a dialogue between the richest man in the world, Bernard Arnault, head of the luxury group LVMH, and the workers he has dismissed over the years. In northern France, Ruffin meets Serge and Jocelyne Klur, former employees of a Kenzo suit factory, relocated to Poland under Arnault's orders. Seeing that the Klurs live in extreme poverty and that their ...
A tourist and documentary visit along the Riviera. Exoticism, the colors of tourism, those of the carnival and Eden. An island. Parasols that close at the end on a pretty song by Delerue. The French Riviera seen in color by Agnès Varda, who cultivates the unusual image. A commissioned film transformed into an essay on tourism, not without a certain humor.
Fifteen years ago Nikola left Serbia to follow his heart to Switzerland. Since then his life is shared between two countries and three women: his mother Dida, his grandmother and his wife. His mother has learning disabilities and has been dependent on the grandmother since ever. As grandmother is getting older, Belgrade is now calling Nikola back home. A heartwarming and amusing documentary abo...
When the Iron Curtain cuts his tiny german village in half, Peter the bull gets separated from his 36 cows. Based on a true story and narrated by Christoph Waltz.
A tender and quirky portrait of a rural region, its inhabitants and their regional radio which brings them new energy, along with sweet nostalgia. Or how a radio in the deep French countryside managed by volunteers creates a strong and essential social bond. Not only do they listen, laugh and sing to the tunes they love, they also venture into their past. (C'est un mix de plusieurs affaires..)
Une délégation de très haut niveau
Is North Korea really the last heaven on Earth? Conscious of the imperfection, bias, and even the dishonesty of the Western press, *Strip-Tease* wanted to find out. The first Western television crew to be able to film in this country for the past ten years, the *Strip-Tease* team did not go alone, but accompanied by a " very high-level delegation".
When asked about language and learning, children respond about the meaning of certain words and expressions.