1989 Movies

The world-famous Greyhound bus is almost as old as the Wild West. It is a symbol of North America, of progress, and of nostalgia. Reporter Studs Terk...

A guy in a bone-white mask kills a bunch of teenagers.

Shot in Lithuania, the film is a portrait of the artist’s grandmother. A quiet film, it builds on themes of childhood and old age, with a sense of tra...

The founding phase of the Bauhaus in Weimar and its move to Dessau until its closure in 1932. The designs, models and reconstructed parts of the Bauha...

Schools have reopened. Our friends find it difficult to return to their desks and are trying in every way to prolong their holidays. Taking advantage...

A documentary about the artist Ella Bergmann-Michel, who was born in Paderborn in 1895 and died in Eppstein im Taunus in 1972. The film focuses primar...

Animated short that explores the different meanings of "coming out", "being out" and "going out"; all until the metaphorical train of Life rides away...

The third film in the Death Faces series

It was once said that the camera is the pen of cinema, but for this film, the camera is the weapon of the filmmaker. The man who closes it refuses con...

About young men entering basic military service.

Documentary on Burmese drug baron Khun Sa

A company producing baby products is facing survival problems. These are shouldered by its director, Lazarou, with his omnipresence, his private secre...

Panahi's graduation film is an imaginary behind-the-scenes documentary short on the making of Kambuzia Partovi's film Golnar. It focuses on the puppet...

America 1988. After more than 40 years the elderly widow Braine is unexpectedly confronted with her past. She returns to the village of her youth. - A...

The film consists of a tracking shot across one of the biggest housing projects (400 meters long) ever made in France. Located on a hill in the city o...

"Sodom By the Sea is a 17 minute experimental documentary about immigration to the United States. It uses the historic site of Coney Island as a point...