2001 Movies

Samoana recounts events and personages of Samoa's history in its 3000 years of settlement. Having left southeast Asia several centuries before, these...

Documentary about seven remaining inhabitants of the remote village of Hattarvík on the island of Fugloy, Faroes, North Atlantic ocean.

There are 2 episodes. The first episode includes a priest sitting in his church and writing his diary. Suddenly this undead tennis-player comes walkin...

A lady lives with her two grown up sons on an island which is only accessible by land when the tide is out. On her Birthday, one of her sons decides t...

Skett (as in skettel): West Indian term for a slack, easy woman. A silent, experiential short looking at the impact of fatherlessness on female sexual...

'Burger Time' is a ski film from the 2000-2001 season produced by Mercon Industries and Directed by Jon Mercon. This film shows you the FREE in freest...

A boy runs away from three girls. He starts to feel very tired, the girls eventually get caught up with him and they make the boy feel uncomfortable b...

In 1970, the writer Michael Scharang asked 6 workers in a Viennese flat-share about their dreams and hopes. Now, 30 years later, his daughter meets th...

One time you find yourself in a park, on a bench, looking into space, and for a second you forget which country you are in, whether it's morning or ev...

A lighthearted, comedic short that turns a stressful, private emergency into a chaotic spectacle. The story captures the frantic psychological state o...

RESISTANCE is the first major look at the complex subject of Jewish efforts to fight back against the Nazis and their collaborators in Eastern Europe....

When a band survives for 15 years, the odds they've overcome are amazing. If the music they create is never embraced by mainstream audiences, the odds...

She said her name: Nadja... because it's the beginning of the word "hope" in Russian.

Mexican feature film

Can popular songs be appropriated to convey the experience of a gay-bashing in Moncton? Or the need for acceptance? In an ongoing series of autobiogra...