1998 Movies

Bawal: Directed by Ces Evangelista. With Aya Medel, Gardo Versoza, Elizabeth Oropesa, Toffee Calma.

A celebratory documentary, with engaging scenes of fishing, cooking, dancing, cassava preparation, thatching a temple, spiritual ritual, music and dan...

Half-hour National Geographic documentary about landslides with a lot of clips that will have you wondering if the person filming made it out.

16mm, color, silent, 17 min

A video which came out of a failed 16mm film project. Originally photographed in San Francisco, shooting only in locations where the cables transporti...

Portrait of a truculent veterinarian who speaks with an equal mood, both to animals and their masters...

The pet magazine "Cat's Notebook", which boasts a circulation of 100,000, has become a video! In the first issue, we will introduce the cat show that...

Christian youth-ministry recruitment propaganda from a now-defunct organization called Waymore.

Legendary live by Anzen Chitai at therir peak. Recorded at Yokohama Stadium on August 31, 1985.

This film was inspired by a surrealist poem composed by Henri Michaux. The sombre and austere decor represents an arid mentality, in the midst of whic...

A non-stop behind the scenes look at the most daredevil stunts ever performed on and above the water by the world's greatest PWC riders.

The Hooley Dooleys: Ready.. Set… GO!

"Walking Around was indirectly inspired by my frequent personal displacements that had been occurring since I left Poland, in 1988. Since then I have...

The vacant lot understood as the irruption in an ordered system of a dissonance (...) The d added to the wasteground - correct term - constitutes a ki...

An inquisitive young boy explores the contents of the medicine cabinet and is tempted into trying the jar labelled 'Adol Essence'… He is plunged into...

Join documentary filmmaker Greg Grainger on a tour of some of Australia's most spectacular natural landscape in the heart of the Blue Mountains. Often...

A beautifully crafted narrated animation in which the main character is exposed to a vision of humanity and his own future.

In this 8mm personal film, Miyakawa places himself, the people close to him, and the camera at the centre. Private moments, fermented memories, and re...